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CONTENTS:
Passes are now Available!
NYTVF 2009 Events
Thanks to our Interns
A brief message from MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer
Check out the trailers for the 2009 Pilots!
Become a fan.
Follow along.
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Dear Friends,
2009 PASSES ARE ON SALE NOW!
Passes to attend Primetime network events as well as NYTVF's Industry Day presented by NATPE are available.
PURCHASE NOW
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Single ticket reservation will begin when the Festival Schedule goes online in the beginning of September.
NYTVF 2009 Confirmed Events
Can't wait for the full schedule? Take a look at the key features of this year's Festival.
 | NYTVF PRIMETIME (MON SEPT 21ST - THUR SEPT 24TH)
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Entering its 4th year, NYTVF Primetime (formerly Premiere Week) brings audiences red-carpet, star-studded debuts of the hottest new and returning network shows, and intimate conversations with the artists who create them.
-Festival or Premium Pass required to attend
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 | INDUSTRY DAY Presented by NATPE (TUE SEPT 22ND)
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Industry Day is an opportunity for television insiders and the general public to examine the current TV landscape. With rapidly evolving technologies, changing business models, and an increasingly sophisticated audience, it is more important than ever to keep an eye on the trends shaping the future of the medium. Join top executives and showrunners in a discussion of the industry's most pressing challenges and exciting opportunities.
-Industry or Premium Pass required to attend
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 | DIGITAL DAY Presented by MSN (WED SEPT 23RD)
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The Web continues to gain significance in television development, and online platforms now enjoy a profound impact on how stories are told and how viewers are able to experience them. Digital Day is dedicated to exploring the creative side of the digital video content frontier and what opportunities are being created for artists exploring this space.
-Free to attend
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 | IPC SCREENINGS (THUR SEPT 24TH - SAT SEPT 26TH)
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In 2009, the NYTVF proudly presents a new class of pilot-makers, whose creativity, hard work, and dedication are on display for all TV fans to enjoy. The 2009 competition features 37 official selections representing all genres of television.
-Free to attend
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 | DEVELOPMENT DAY (SAT SEPT 26TH)
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This day is for those looking to take their careers in television to the next level, featuring a series of panels and talks aimed at industry members and aspiring artists. Whether you are an industry vet or just starting out, Development Day holds the keys to breaking into the business and getting the most out of your projects and resources.
-Free to attend
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Thanks to our interns
The NYTVF salutes the efforts and contributions of our outstanding class of 2009 Summer Interns:
Ian Thake, Indiana University
Tori Casarsa, New York University
Maggie Fremont, Syracuse University
Emma Matusow, New York University
Alex Piliouras, Syracuse University
Melissa Rosen, New York University
Erica Slutsky, Northwestern University
Michael Steinfeld, Bucknell University
Mary Taber, Syracuse University
To learn more about the NYTVF Internship Program or to apply, check out http://www.nytvf.com/internships.htm. Applications for NYTVF 2010 will be accepted beginning in March.
A brief message from MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer
News You Can Use About Media, Technology and Entertainment. You Give Us Two Minutes and We'll Give You The Stuff You Really Care About.
http://www.shellypalmermedia.com/
For more information, please visit www.nytvf.com
Regards,
--NYTVF
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