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Produced By: New York Podcast

Produced By: New York chairs Bruce Cohen, Dana Kuznetzkoff, and Debbie Myers dial in to give us a preview of what to expect during the 2017 conference.

For more information, or to register, go to www.producedbyconference.com.

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About Produced By: New York

Reaching across film, television and new media, Produced By: New York is an educational forum conducted by acclaimed producers, including numerous Oscar and Emmy award-winners, as well as the next generation of creative entrepreneurs. It is specifically created by producers, for producers and features a broad range of programming, including mentoring roundtables, workshops and networking events. No other event gives producers so many opportunities to network with and learn from top storytellers and decision-makers in the entertainment industry.

In this episode, Producers Gigi Pritzker and Rachel Shane drop by the studio to talk about their latest film Landline, a movie about two sisters dealing with discovering their fathers infidelity. Directed by Gillian Robespierre and stars Jenny Slate, Abby Quinn, Edie Falco, Jay Duplass, and John Turturro.

They also talk about their lives as producers, and Gigi shares what is possibly the best producing story ever told.

In this episode:

Gigi Pritzker Landline, Hell or High Water, Genius

Rachel ShaneLandline, Genius, Lawless

In this episode taped during the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival, I speak to Co-Founders of the Queer Producers Collective Jessica Devaney and Sam Tabet and Outfest Program Manager Lucy Murkerjee-Brown about how their organizations support LGBTQ storytellers. We also discuss the importance of authenticity in storytelling and the challenges of bringing LGBTQ stories to the marketplace.

In this episode:

Sam TabetCo-Founder, Queer Producers Collective; Love the Sinner, Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four

Jessica Devaney Co-Founder, Queer Producers Collective; Love the Sinner, Speed Sisters

Lucy Murkerjee-BrownDirector of Programming, Outfest & Newfest; Mr. Church, Jack of the Red Hearts

This year two films set out to draw attention to the Armenian Genocide. The Promise is a love story set at the beginning of the genocide that follows a group of characters as they deal with the persecution of the Armenian people. Embedded in the production of The Promise is Intent to Destroy, a documentary that weaves the production of the the narrative film with the history of the events.

Joining me in studio to talk about the unique relationship between these to films are:

Eric Esrailian, Producer Intent to Destroy and The Promise

William Horberg, Producer, The Promise

Joe Berlinger, Producer and Director, The Promise

Carla Garapedian, The Promise

Read more at http://producedby.libsyn.com/presenting-the-promise-and-intent-to-destroy#OVQkGZuoivqWfrST.99

Produced By Conference Program Director, Madelyn Hammond joins us in studio to give us a preview of what to expect at the conference on June 10th and 11th on the 20th Century Fox Studios in Los Angeles.

For more information, or to register for the conference visit www.producedbyconference.com.

Learn from and network with top producers and decision makers in film, television and digital media. The ninth annual Produced By Conference is set for June 10th & 11th, 2017, and will be hosted by 20th Century Fox Studios in Los Angeles.

The Produced By Conference, a signature event of the PGA, showcases influential decision-makers in the entertainment industry who represent the best of the vibrant and diverse Hollywood creative community working in film, television, and digital. This event is truly for producers, by producers.

Attendees have the opportunity to network with Oscar-winning filmmakers, Emmy-winning showrunners, and the next generation of creative entrepreneurs during a full weekend of panel discussions, group mentoring sessions, and networking opportunities.

Produced By is held through the Producers Guild of America's charitable entity, the PGA Foundation, as it epitomizes the Foundation's core mission to educate those who work in the producing profession.

When the Blair Witch Project project premiered at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival, it arrived amongst a whirlwind of viral marketing. In this episode, Producer Mike Monello talks about how they took advantage of emerging digital technologies, and how those decisions influenced the theatrical pickup of the film.

Transmedia isn't just about marketing an existing property, it's also about telling stories in ways that engage audiences that aren't possible in the traditional broadcast model.

In this episode of Produced By, Campfire's Vice President of Creative, Mike Monello; Creative Director, Nick Braccia; and Creative Technologist, Mark Harris drop by to discuss the production and technology behind Campfire's multi-CLIO award winning project Possession Begins.

For this episode, I am joined by Nancy Buirski, Sarah Green, and Peter Saraf, who along with their fellow nominees Ged Doherty, Colin Firth, and Marc Turtletaub, were awarded the 2017 Producers Guild Stanley Kramer award for their work on Loving, an intimate portrait of Mildred and Richard Loving, the couple behind the landmark Supreme Court Case Loving v. Virginia.

In this quick take episode, I talk to 2017 PGA Award Winning producers Marc Platt and Jordon Horowitz about their film La La Land. This interview took place during the Nominees Breakfast where representatives from all the PGA Award Nominated films come together for a candid and informal discussion sharing the stories of how their successful films came together.

For a complete list of 2017 PGA Awards Recipients, visit the Guild's website at www.producersguild.org, and don't forget to subscribe, comment, and like us wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode, I talk to members of the producing team behind the Amazon Prime Video series, The New Yorker Presents:

Executive Producer, Kahane Cooperman

Supervising Producer, Jack Lechner

Line Producer, Dana Kuznetzkoff

Story Producer, Kay Rothman

Produced by Jigsaw Productions and Condé Nast Entertainment, this series brings the pages of The New Yorker magazine alive through a series of short films based on stories from America's most award-winning magazine. All ten episodes are currently streaming via Amazon Prime.