New York Emmy® Awards

Planet Green

Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:28:07 GMT

Planet Green
Start Date: 20-Aug-08 6:00 PM
End Time: 20-Aug-08 7:00 PM
Location: NY NATAS, New York, NY 10018
Speaker: Dan Russell

Event Details:

Topic: "Inside Planet Green -- and what you might be surprised we'd love to see."

Seminar produced by Ellen Muir

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NY NATAS

1375 Broadway (between 37th and 38th Streets), 21st Floor, Suite 2103

New York, NY 10018

Lynne Rogers & Mari Lyn Henry

Wed, 21 May 2008 14:02:34 GMT

Lynne Rogers & Mari Lyn Henry
Start Date: 23-Jul-08 6:00 PM
End Time: 23-Jul-08 7:00 PM
Location: NY NATAS, New York, NY 10018
Speaker: LYNNE ROGERS, Performer, Spokesperson, Author & MARI LYN HENRY, Talent Manager, Author

Event Details:

Topic: "How To Survive As A Working Actor in 2008."

Seminar produced by Ellen Muir.

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NY NATAS

1375 Broadway (between 37th and 38th Streets), 21st floor, Suite 2103

New York, NY 10018

Update on Psychic Programming

Thu, 05 Jun 2008 18:25:11 GMT

Update on Psychic Programming
Start Date: 16-Jul-08 6:00 PM
End Time: 16-Jul-08 7:00 PM
Location: NY NATAS, New York, NY 10018
Speaker: Paul Shavelson

Event Details:

TOPIC: "An Update on Psychic Programming"

Seminar produced by Ellen Muir.

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NY NATAS

1375 Broadway (between 37th and 38th Streets), 21st floor, Suite 2103

New York, NY 10018

Mario Ruiz of The Huffington Post

Thu, 05 Jun 2008 18:21:06 GMT

Mario Ruiz of The Huffington Post
Start Date: 9-Jul-08 6:00 PM
End Time: 9-Jul-08 7:00 PM
Location: NY NATAS, New York, NY 10018
Speaker: Mario Ruiz

Event Details:

TOPIC: "How the Internet Has Impacted Coverage of Politics This Campaign Season."

Seminar produced by Ellen Muir.

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NY NATAS

1375 Broadway (between 37th and 38th Streets), 21st floor, Suite 2103

New York, NY 10018

A REPORTER'S CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE . . . REVEALED?

Mon, 23 Jul 2007 22:00:00 GMT

By Fernando M. Pinguelo, Esq. The June 2007 sentencing of Lewis Scooter Libby who was convicted on federal charges of lying and obstructing an investigation into the Bush administrations actions leading into the Iraq war reminds us of how far reporters will go to protect their sources of information and the consequences of such confidentiality. New York Times reporter Judith Millers life changed dramatically on July 6, 2005 when a federal judge ordered her jailed for her continued refusal to give evidence in a grand jury investigation into the disclosure of the identity of a covert CIA operative. Miller’s imprisonment culminated from a series of events that began with President George W. Bush’s January 28, 2003, State of the Union address wherein it was revealed that British intelligence had learned that Saddam Hussein sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa. The President’s statement, given at a time when an Iraqi invasion was looming, stirred public...

23-Jul-07 5:00 PM

Gootopia - Living in a Targeted Society

noemail@nyemmys.org — Thu, 31 May 2007 21:00:00 GMT

Alethea Hokum sat quietly, barely breathing. Her glazed eyes showed a faint reflection of the video monitor that had lulled her into semi-consciousness. Startled and just a bit confused, she reached down to silence her vibrating PDA. But something caught her eye. It was a text message offering her an additional 15 percent off if she would like her carpets cleaned this week. Of course the text message was just a few seconds out of sync with the sponsorship message she had just seen, but Alethea knew the offer was especially for her. It was an offer she couldn’t refuse. She hit the pause button on her television, answered the text message with a simple y and pressed send. Two clicks on her remote to get back to the part of the show she missed and less than a minute later, Alethea Hokum returned to her blissful world of personalized, highly relevant media. Across town, Verity Bunker, a stay-at-home mother of two, was taking a much-needed retail therapy break. As she approached a...

31-May-07 4:00 PM

Bob Wright to Chair New Group

noemail@nyemmys.org — Thu, 31 May 2007 21:00:00 GMT

Recognizing the New Digital Generation New York, N. Y. – The Board of Trustees of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences today voted unanimously to authorize the formation of a new peer group, the National Academy of Media Arts & Sciences, open to current and new members of any of the 19 chapters of the National Television Academy. The National Academy of Media Arts & Sciences will be chaired by Bob Wright, Chairman of the Board of NBC Universal and Vice Chairman of the Board, Executive Officer and a member of the Corporate Executive Officer of General Electric Company. Wright, who joined NBC as President/CEO in 1986 and served as Chairman & CEO of NBC Universal from May 2004-February 2007, has had one of the longest and most successful tenures of any media company chief executive. During his successful tenure at NBC, Wright extended the broadcaster into cable and satellite, international and new media markets. “This move is exactly the right move at the...

31-May-07 4:00 PM

Seeing The Future Through The Past

Thu, 31 Aug 2006 21:00:00 GMT

By Shelly Palmer Chairman, Advanced Media Committee After the Wright brothers did their proof of concept flight circa 1903, the fledging airline industry hit the road in search of development capital. They brought their proposal to Americas richest, most successful businessmen: the railroad barons. According to legend, they were summarily dismissed. It seems the railroad tycoons didnt think much of the technology and felt it would never attain critical mass. The most popular criticism of the railroad executives opines that they were too stupid to recognize that they were the transportation business, not the railroad business. And, more importantly, they should have recognized the airplane as the new new thing. Anyone who lives in the present might look at this story see it as glaringly irrelevant. We dont really know what the railroad guys were thinking, the story is oversimplified hearsay. And, it took 40 plus years for the airline ...

31-Aug-06 4:00 PM

Scared of TiVo and Cable …Kick their butts with Virtual VOD!

Thu, 31 Aug 2006 21:00:00 GMT

By Shelly Palmer Chairman, Advanced Media Committee The government granted you a bunch of digital bandwidth. Pundits are saying that HD is the future, and you should think seriously about using most of your big pipe for HD. Its sort of a Field of Dreams argument. If you build it, they will come. Perhaps. Some, less popular engineers, have been advocating the multiplexing of a few dozen digital SD channels instead ...; maybe theyre on to something? Lets do a thought experiment about brand and audience building. First, well multiplex your new digital signal into a bunch of SD channels. (That will take some hardware, but not much.) Then well need programming assets that are brand relevant. And last, but not least, well need a value proposition for the viewers. Wrap it up in some clever marketing and you have powerful a new product: Virtual VOD. Sadly, there are a few real world obstacles to this plan. Not the least of which are retransmission...

31-Aug-06 4:00 PM

The Death of the Demo

Thu, 31 Aug 2006 21:00:00 GMT

By Shelly Palmer Chairman - New Media Committee The term demo is having an identity crisis. In the old days (from the dawn of time until about 3 years ago) demos were what you did when you didnt have money to do finals. The term applied to every kind of creative project: music, video, film, flat art, graphics, etc. The package designers call them comps but its basically still a demo. Whole industries emerged to meet the needs of demo makers: Animatic houses, video storyboard producers, music demo or project studios – aah ...; those were the days. Today, desktop production technology has, for all practical purposes, killed the old meaning of the term. It is reborn to mean, not yet approved by the client. This is causing a huge problem for creatives and producers who have not yet acquired desktop production skills. And, it is causing even bigger problems for creatives and producers who liked the good old days. Although this is the perfect segue ...

31-Aug-06 4:00 PM

No more gates…no more barbarians!

Thu, 31 Aug 2006 21:00:00 GMT

By Shelly Palmer Chairman, New Media Committee Less than a decade ago, if you wanted to get into the television business there were of course certain barriers. The obvious ones were talent, skill and willpower...;but there were technical ones as well. The gateway to success was zealously guarded by a few gatekeepers with large capital investments, armies of engineers, and platoons of their very own technically oriented artisans. For people with something to contribute, it exacted a heavy toll. By the mid-nineties, the cost of studio time reached an all time high and the complexity of the technology made it a conspiracy against the laity. That was then. Now, many of the biggest post-production houses in New York have closed, National, Post Perfect and East Side to name a few. And although there were many reasons for the end of this era, the biggest was simply -- there were no more gates to guard. What does this mean? Technology, once...

31-Aug-06 4:00 PM

American/English Production Vocabulary Comparisons

Thu, 31 Aug 2006 20:00:00 GMT

We have really everything in common with America nowadays except, of course, language - Oscar Wilde, The Canterville Ghost, 1887 The idea for this dictionary began during a survey/scout of a theater/theatre in Brussels prior to an Anglo-American television production. The director selected camera locations. Two were to be located towards the rear of the lowest level of audience. I wandered off to discuss technical issues with the stage crew. My French is poor and my Flemish essentially non-existent, but I had little difficulty communicating with the Belgians. I returned to find the American female producer and the British male producer screaming at each other. They were saying exactly the same thing and didnt realize it. He: So were having two cameras in the stalls. She: No, we agreed not to put cameras in the boxes; theyre going in the orchestra. He: We agreed not to put cameras with the musicians! She: Of course were not having cameras in the pit! ...

31-Aug-06 3:00 PM

Non-Compete Clauses: Are they Fair?

Fri, 18 Aug 2006 15:00:00 GMT

By Fernando M. Pinguelo, Esq. Whether you believe non-compete clauses in broadcast employment contracts are fair depends on your point of view. From managements perspective, of course, these clauses are fair. The station hires talent for a period of time and devotes significant resources in training and promotion to warrant an exclusive commitment. From talents perspective, these clauses are unfair. These clauses are often unreasonably restrictive and are not negotiated when a position is discussed and ultimately accepted. So whos right? Even more interesting, does the dynamic of the broadcasting industry make these non-compete clauses more acceptable or less acceptable? As with most complex issues with competing interests, the answer is: IT DEPENDS . . . . Recent Trends Increasingly, broadcasting employers incorporate non-compete clauses in employment contracts. In fact, this trend crosses over into behind-the-scenes talent such as producers, associate producers and editors...

18-Aug-06 10:00 AM

COMPOSERS CAF to launch October 25th with Elliot Lawrence and Jamie Lawrence

noemail@nyemmys.org — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 19:00:00 GMT

On Thursday, October 25, 2007, The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, New York Chapter and Local 802 AFM, Associated Musicians of Greater New York, will present the inaugural COMPOSERS CAFÉ, a new series of programs featuring prominent composers presenting their life’s work through stories, playing their music, and video clips. Launching this new series on October 25th will be Elliot Lawrence and his son Jamie Lawrence. The event will be moderated by John McDaniel. Elliot Lawrence has been the Music Director of the Tony Awards show since its television inception. He was composer/conductor for the Oscar winning film Network and the opening sequence for The French Connection. He served as conductor and orchestrator for a host of fondly remembered original Broadway productions, among them Bye Bye Birdie, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (winning a Tony Award for music direction), The Apple Tree, Heres Love, Golden Rainbow, Golden Boy, and Sugar. He is...

National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, NY (The Emmy Awards) Elects New Officers

noemail@nyemmys.org — Thu, 31 May 2007 21:00:00 GMT

Shelly Palmer, President -- Jane Hanson 1st VP -- Karen Scott 2nd VP New York, NY, May 18, 2007 -- Shelly Palmer, host of Media 3.0 with Shelly Palmer was elected President of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, NY (the organization that bestows the Emmy® Award) by a unanimous vote of its Board of Governors. Palmer succeeds past President, Jane Hanson. The new executive committee includes: President: Shelly Palmer, host of Media 3.0 with Shelly Palmer 1st Vice President: Jane Hanson, host of Janes New York 2nd Vice President: Karen Scott, News Director, CW11 Secretary: Denise Rover, Account Manager, WNJU-TV/Telemundo 47 Treasurer: Chris Pizzurro, VP Digital Media, Turner Entertainment Sales The New York Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is dedicated to the advancement of the arts and sciences of television and media, and the promotion of creative leadership for artistic, educational and technical achievements within the television...

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 16:42:49 GMT

The New York Emmy® Awards took over Times Square on Sunday, March 12th. The black-tie gala held at the Marriott Marquis began with an exciting reception where nominees and revelers enjoyed conversation and cocktails. Conviviality reigned supreme!

The 2008 New York Emmy Awards

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 16:39:23 GMT

Welcome! Our 51st Annual New York Emmy® Awards Gala was held on Sunday, April 6, 2008. Location: New York Marriott Marquis, Times Square ~ Broadway Ballroom Cocktail Reception: 5:00 p.m. Dinner: 6:00 p.m. Awards Presentation: 7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. EVENT: BLACK TIE PHOTO ALBUM NEW YORK EMMY® AWARDS BROADCAST The 51st Annual New York Emmy® Awards was broadcast on NYC TV Channel 25. Premiere: Tuesday, April 15th at 9:00 p.m. Encores: Saturday, April 19th at 9:00 p.m. Sunday, April 20th at 8:00 p.m. The 51st Annual New York Emmy® Awards Nominations were announced at 10 AM on Thursday, February 7, 2008 live from the studios of CUNY-TV! On hand to announce the honors were (appearing from left in photo below): Elizabeth Hashagen, Anchor, News 12 Long Island; Mary Garofalo, Investigative Reporter, FOX5 News; Marvin Scott, Senior Correspondent, CW11 News at 10; Jacqueline J. Gonzalez, Executive Director, NY NATAS; and Shelly Palmer, Managing...

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 16:35:51 GMT

The 2008 New York Emmy® Awards were held on Sunday, April 6, 2008!

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Congratulations to all of our nominees and WINNERS!

AND THE EMMY® GOES TO...

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Committees

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 17:57:07 GMT

ACTIVITIES CHAIR: Clemente DAlessio Phyllis Bishop Leo Borovskiy Peggy Chane Maryanne Cunningham Ted Cunningham Pamela Curzon Sumner Glimcher Shelly Blaine Goodman Louis Grenier Jordan Hunter Nicole Importico David Kaminski Jodi B. Katzman Susan Kravitz Cara Manzella Chet Marcus Ellen Muir Shelly Palmer Henry Plimack Julie M. Poll Gina Riggi leslie Shreve Bill Sobel Joel Spector Shirley Camper Soman George Uribe Eva Zelig Executive Director- Jacqueline J. Gonzalez ...

Benefits

Fri, 30 May 2008 19:32:40 GMT

The New York Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences WHAT ARE SOME OF THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP? A MEMBERSHIP CARD and FREE OR DISCOUNTED TICKETS TO EVENTS DISCOUNTED RATES FOR EMMY® ENTRIES Access to all benefits listed below: NEW! VIP Smiles www.vipsmiles.com 866-377-3123 VIP Smiles is now offering a free teeth-whitening service with any new patient exam and cleaning. The office is conveniently located at 119 West 57th Street (between 6th and 7th Avenues). Visit their website for more information about products and services: www.vipsmiles.com. And be sure to mention discount code NYEMMY to redeem this exclusive offer. Cable U CableU (www.cableu.tv) is a subscription-based online service that monitors and analyzes cable network performance and programming trends, to give networks and producers a unique competitive advantage. CableU is a service and information partnership between independent distribution and...

Partners in Kind

Thu, 22 May 2008 18:34:54 GMT

Our Partners in Kind graciously donate products or services that contribute to the success of our annual New York Emmy® Awards gala. Product Placement: Gift Bags We have TWO levels: 50 VIP/Presenter Gift Bags 800 Guest Gift Bags for all attendees Audience: 800 television and media professionals including many familiar faces of entertainment and broadcast news, the industry’s top production people…the best and brightest in the business. These are the most important individuals in New York media. Presenters/VIP: from the world of entertainment, news, sports, and politics to salute the outstanding accomplishments of their peers. Co-Branding Opportunity: The Emmy® is the preeminent Award that recognizes achievement in the professional television industry. On Sunday April 6, 2008 The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences ~ New York ~ will confer the industry’s classic and most coveted peer-recognition symbol of distinction, the Emmy® for talent and ability in...

Silver Circle

Thu, 22 May 2008 16:53:52 GMT

The Silver Circle is composed of media professionals who began their careers in broadcasting at least 25 years ago, either in a performing, creative, technical, administrative or journalistic role within the industry, or in a peripheral area directly related to television such as TV journalism, education, production, etc. Inductees have made significant contributions to both their industry and the community throughout their careers. The Silver Circle is: Roger Ailes (1999) Mel Allen (1993) Eleanor S. Applethwaite 1993) William F. Baker (1996) Carlos Barba (1993) Julius Barnathan (1996) Ralph Baruch (2000) Jackson Beck (1999) Robert Bendick (1994) Bill Beutel (1995) ...

National Student Television

Thu, 08 May 2008 18:57:36 GMT

The National Student Television Award for Excellence For additional information about the NSTV program and a list of National winners please visit www.nationalstudent.tv. 2007-2008 New York Chapter Regional Honorees CRAFT ACHIEVEMENT CATEGORY: Craft Achievement WINNER: Ping Pong STUDENTS: James Hodgens, Adam Gotlin SCHOOL: Clarkstown High School North TEACHER: David Kaminski CATEGORY: Craft Achievement HONORABLE MENTION: Catch Me If You Can STUDENTS: Sam Cohen-Wade, Emeka Nwafor, Brian Geiger SCHOOL: Columbia High School TEACHER: Anthony Campiglia CATEGORY: Craft Achievement HONORABLE MENTION: The Inventor STUDENTS: Steven Ojeda, James Mays, Brett Feibusch, Evelina Nowak, Ron Geffen, Scott Sobol SCHOOL: Clarkstown High School North TEACHER: David Kaminski HUBBARD FAMILY PUBLIC AFFAIRS/COMMUNITY SERVICE/PUBLIC SERVICE CATEGORY: Hubbard Family Public Affairs/Community Service/Public Service WINNER: End the Silence STUDENT: Christian Fuscarino SCHOOL:...

Downloadable Forms

Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:39:49 GMT

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The 2007 New York Emmy Awards

Tue, 22 Apr 2008 23:21:49 GMT

PHOTO ALBUM The 50th Annual New York Emmy® Awards Gala Celebration The New York Emmy® Awards celebrated their milestone 50th Anniversary on Sunday, April 1, 2007. The black-tie gala held at the Marriott Marquis began with an exciting reception where nominees and revelers enjoyed conversation and cocktails. As always, conviviality reigned supreme! Photo taken by Ira Cohen. Media professionals from all over New York came together to commemorate the evening’s anticipated results! Photo taken by Ira Cohen. VIP guests, colleagues, and groups both large and small, enjoyed the festivities! A great time was had by friends and family alike. Photo taken by Ira Cohen. Aasif Mandvi, Actor, The Daily Show, Jericho, enjoyed the NY Emmy® Awards Cocktail Reception before presenting winners in Sports Programming later that evening! Photo taken by Ira Cohen. Jacqueline J. Gonzalez, Executive Director of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences,...

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