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 Gracie Breakfast Broadcasts Benefits of Production in NY November 1, 2005 On October 3, executives from New York City’s television networks, local talent, city officials and festival organizers gathered at Gracie Mansion to celebrate the close of the first New York Television Festival (NYTVF). |  |
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City Captures CMA Awards November 1, 2005 When the Country Music Awards come to New York City for the first time this month, the Country Music Association will also make some music with the City's production and theatrical communities. | |
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Around the City’s Entertainment Industry with New York 360* November 1, 2005 Last month, New York City’s television station NYC TV launched New York 360*, a program offering an all-around look at the City’s entertainment industry. | |
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Academy Honor Goes to Oliver November 1, 2005 On October 21, the National Television Academy honored Katherine Oliver, Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting, at the Public & Community Service Emmy Awards. The Emmys were awarded at the Marriott Marquis, during an event in which the Academy also celebrated its 50th Anniversary. | |
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Season of Savings on Broadway October 1, 2005 From August 22-October 30, theatre-goers have an opportunity to see many of Broadway’s biggest hits at reduced rates, thanks to the “Season of Savings”. | |
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Offering Shelter: October Marketing Campaigns October 1, 2005 The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting’s September marketing campaign promoted Carlitos Way: The Rise to Power, Little Manhattan, the New York Television Festival and Stay. | |
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NYC Celebrates Independent Film Week October 1, 2005 On Monday September 19, Commissioner Katherine Oliver presented a mayoral proclamation declaring the week of September 19-23 to be Independent Film Week in New York City, at the 27th annual IFP Market and Conference. The Conference provided incentives for New Yorkers to take advantage of the rich cultural opportunities offered by the presence of our city’s thriving independent film community, and a setting in which New York’s talented filmmakers collaborated on future work. | |
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“Good” And “Devil” in Productions about Town October 1, 2005 “Good” and “The Devil” are among us. Robert DeNiro's CIA story The Good Shepherd, starring Matt Damon, Alec Baldwin, Angelina Jolie, Joe Pesci, Billy Crudup and John Turturro has been shooting at locations including Union Theological Seminary in Harlem, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, Belle Harbor, Queens, Carnegie Hill, Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, Bronx Community College and Greenpoint Brooklyn. | |
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Funding Opportunities for NY Artists October 1, 2005 The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting congratulates Edet Belzberg, a New York based filmmaker who is the recipient of a $500,000 MacArthur Fellowship | |
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Casting Call: MOFTB Seeks A Few Good Interns October 1, 2005 The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting is looking for a few good marketing interns to start immediately and work 2-3 full days per week for the fall semester.  next page | |
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