The Post New York Alliance supports and promotes the Post Production community in New York. This podcast is the collection of talks, seminars and events from the PNYA calendar.
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The Post New York Alliance supports and promotes the Post Production community in New York. This podcast is the collection of talks, seminars and events from the PNYA calendar.
PostNewYork.org
@PostNY
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POST BREAK: Ask Us Anything: Post Budgeting, Tax Credits, Post Everything....
New York State Post-Production Community!
The 7th in our PNYA POST BREAK series - this week “Ask Us Anything: Post Budgeting, Tax Credits, Post Everything....”. All the questions you have about the NYS Tax Incentive program will be answered at this week’s ASK US ANYTHING. Our panel of Tax Credit experts includes tax credit application administrators, auditors and certifiers. Join us for a Q&A on the current state of the incentive, recent changes to the legislation and what the future may bring. All topics incentive and post budget related are up for discussion.
POST BREAK: Ask Us Anything: Post Budgeting, Tax Credits, Post Everything....
Thursday, June 4th at 4pm on Zoom
PANELISTS:
Connie McFeeley, Director, NYS Film/Commercials/Musical & Theatrical Programs, Economic Incentives, ESD
Kelsey Schuyler, Trevanna Representative and PNYA Treasurer. Kelsey has been a post production accountant at Trevanna Post since 2011. She is an active member of Local 161.

Daniel Gates, Brauer & Co. - has been working at Brauer & Co. for the last eight years. He manages the day to day audit of tax incentives and specializes in the following jurisdictions: New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, New Mexico, and Virginia.

David Brauer, CPA, Brauer & Co. - has been working in the entertainment industry for 25 years. For the last 10 years, he has been involved with tax incentives audits throughout the United States, including, but not limited to New York, New Jersey, Georgia, North Carolina, New Mexico, California, and Hawaii. Additionally, he has worked with incentive programs on drafting audit procedures to test compliance.
MODERATOR:
Yana Collins Lehman, Chairman of the PNYA Board & President and COO of Trevanna Post - Yana currently oversees strategy and operations of the New York, Los Angeles and London offices, overseeing a staff of 40. She has been a post production accountant at Trevanna, working on feature films and television shows since 2004. She is an active member of Local 161.
The Post New York Alliance Education Committee
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POST BREAK: A Conversation With NY Post Supervisors
New York State Post-Production Community!
The 5th in our PNYA POST BREAK series - this week “A Conversation With NY Post Supervisors” – Catherine Farrell, Matt Shapiro, Kendall McCarthy and Ben Urquhart. The many paths and decisions that led them to supervising. The changes we see happening and how they are navigating remote work.
POST BREAK: A Conversation with NY Supervisors
Thursday, May 21st at 4pm on Zoom
PANELISTS:

Catherine Farrell, has collaborated with the Coen brothers, David Frankel, Noah Baumbach and most recently Greta Gerwig on Little Women. She is known for her work on Inside Llewyn Davis, Hail, Caesar!, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, While We're Young, Rose Water, and The Good Liar.

Matt Shapiro, he is known for his work on Amazon Prime's Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, M. Night Shyamalan's Split, and Glass for Universal Pictures, Barry Levinson's Paterno and Wizard of Lies on HBO.

Kendall McCarthy, she is known for her work on Tales of the City for Netflix/NBC, The Americans for FX Network, and The Looming Tower on Hulu, Hap & Leonard for Sundance Channel, Sense8 on Netflix, and Mildred Pierce, an HBO miniseries.

Ben Urquhart, Ben's film career started with PA work in California, Post PA work in NY, and moved to the studio side in 2004. Twelve years at Focus Features, followed by Universal since 2016. Currently Post Executive on several features, and Product Owner of uTRACK, Universal’s proprietary workflow engine, tracking feature operations from script-to-screens.
MODERATOR:

Vivian Connolly, chief executive officer and founder of Phosphene since 2008. Some recent projects include John Chu and Lin Manuel Miranda’s In The Heights for Warner Bros., The Plot Against America for HBO, Hunters for Amazon, and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood for Sony.
POST BREAK: A CONVERSATION WITH NY EDITORS
New York State Post-Production Community!
The 3rd in our PNYA POST BREAK series - this week “A Conversation with New York Editors” – Louise Ford, Andy Weisblum, and Kate Sanford. We are so lucky to have NY veteran editors join our Post Break to answer all your questions about Editing in NY. Where we’ve come from and where we might be going?
POST BREAK: A Conversation with New York Editors
Thursday, May 7th at 4pm on Zoom
PANELISTS:
Louise Ford - Worked as a journalist in London for 10 years before moving to New York and becoming a film editor. She is known for her work on Bad Education (2019), The Lighthouse (2018), Wildlife (2018) and Thoroughbreds (2017)
Andrew Weisblum - An American film and a visual effects editor. He has collaborated frequently with directors Darren Aronofsky and Wes Anderson. He is known for his work on Black Swan (2010), Moonrise Kingdom (2012), Mother! (2017) and The Wrestler (2008).
Kate Sanford - A seasoned feature film and series television editor. She has collaborated with filmmakers Tim Blake Nelson and Michael Corrente, She is known for her work on The Wire (2002), The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017), Boardwalk Empire (2010) and Treme (2010)
MODERATOR:
Yana Lehman - Chairman of the PNYA Board & President and COO of Trevanna Post, Inc. Yana currently oversees strategy and operations of the New York, Los Angeles and London offices, overseeing a staff of 40. She has been a post production accountant at Trevanna, working on feature films and television shows since 2004. She is an active member of Local 161.
Post Break: How is NY Posting Now? (Audio)
Thursday, April 23 at 4pm on Zoom
Post Break: How is NY Posting Now? will begin with short updates from members in picture, sound, music and VFX reflecting on working remotely – their learning curves, struggles and solutions, and if any of the new procedures look to be legitimate alternatives to our usual models.
Please join the conversation, ask questions, and share your experiences.
Picture Editorial: Nick Ramirez, AE/Editor: mid90s, Little Women, Mayday
Rebekah Hernandez, Post Super/Coordinator: Billions, Forty Year Old Version, Gemini Man
Sound Editorial: Gregg Swiatlowski, Supervising Sound Editor: Billions, Godless, Hustlers Ryan Price, Re-Recording Mixer: Good Time, Her Smell, Billions
ADR/Looping: Dann Fink, ADR Voice Casting: In the Heights, Halloween Kills, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
DI Finishing/Color: Clark Henderson, VP, Theatrical Service Technicolor/PostWorks: - On The Rocks, Uncut Gems, Harriet
Anastasia Cipolla, Freelance Colorist: Why Not Choose Love: A Mary Pickford Manifesto, Art Of Style, Sneaker Hustle
VFX: Andrew Bly, EP/CFO The Molecule: Dickinson, Fosse / Verdon, Five Feet Apart
Moderator: Chris Peterson, EP on vendor side: Absentia, Women of Troy, Hereditary
What effect will cloud computing and collaborative workflows have on the post production industry? Learn from the experts in this podcast produced by Chris Peterson and Nathaniel Bonini (PNYA) and Tom Mauro, John Gallagher and Conny Gordon (SMPTE).
Panelists
Todd Kelly, Avid Technology
Diana Dekajlo, Post Production Supervisor
Nathaniel Bonini, BeBop Technology
This podcast was recorded thanks to the staff at the Dolby 88 Theater.
NEW YORK LOUNGE Seminars, Sundance 2014. Crowdfunding and tax incentives help producers finance their projects. On this panel, Film industry experts will address and explore traditional and emerging avenues to finance independent projects in New York and beyond.
NEW YORK LOUNGE Seminars, Sundance 2014. In response to the challenges posed by unprecedented, rapid change in the entertainment industry, we say that in order to survive, filmmakers need to become entrepreneurs.