The North Fork TV Festival Celebrates 10 Years
The post The North Fork TV Festival Celebrates 10 Years appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Noah Doyle founded The North Fork TV Festival in 2016 North Fork TV Festival Supporting independent program development. Building a regional event into a respected festival for the television industry. Fostering a sense of camaraderie in the North Fork, Long Island community. Celebrating 10 years, the North Fork TV Festival has transitioned from a competition for creators to submit their television pilots into a renowned celebration for emerging artists, creators, industry executives, professionals, and film enthusiasts. Slated for Tuesday, June 17 and Tuesday, June 18 at the Sound View Seaside Resort in Greenport, New York, the North Fork TV Festival, per the official descriptor, is a “creative community that champions bold original work, with a launchpad for diverse storytellers celebrating the art of television.” Specifically, the North Fork TV Festival offers a platform for independent television projects and their creators. It features industry panels, discussions, and networking events. It recognizes and honors individuals who have contributed to the independent television landscape. And, set in Greenport, New York, the festival supports a community that is home to Noah Doyle, who founded the North Fork TV Festival in 2016. The North Fork TV Festival is an annual gathering showcasing emerging and established voices in … More television. North Fork “It was a different time for television when we began. Episodic scripted TV was breaking out. We weren’t necessarily talking about what shows we were binging on Netflix or any streaming service. And artists had begun creating independently produced TV pilots,” noted Noah Doyle. “Once we started a competition for people to submit their television pilots, there were suddenly submissions from around the world, where we selected the honorees in a one-day festival.” “From there, we spent the next couple of years building the program into a full festival, which prior COVID already…
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Noah Doyle founded The North Fork TV Festival in 2016 North Fork TV Festival Supporting independent program development. Building a regional event into a respected festival for the television industry. Fostering a sense of camaraderie in the North Fork, Long Island community. Celebrating 10 years, the North Fork TV Festival has transitioned from a competition for creators to submit their television pilots into a renowned celebration for emerging artists, creators, industry executives, professionals, and film enthusiasts. Slated for Tuesday, June 17 and Tuesday, June 18 at the Sound View Seaside Resort in Greenport, New York, the North Fork TV Festival, per the official descriptor, is a “creative community that champions bold original work, with a launchpad for diverse storytellers celebrating the art of television.” Specifically, the North Fork TV Festival offers a platform for independent television projects and their creators. It features industry panels, discussions, and networking events. It recognizes and honors individuals who have contributed to the independent television landscape. And, set in Greenport, New York, the festival supports a community that is home to Noah Doyle, who founded the North Fork TV Festival in 2016. The North Fork TV Festival is an annual gathering showcasing emerging and established voices in … More television. North Fork “It was a different time for television when we began. Episodic scripted TV was breaking out. We weren’t necessarily talking about what shows we were binging on Netflix or any streaming service. And artists had begun creating independently produced TV pilots,” noted Noah Doyle. “Once we started a competition for people to submit their television pilots, there were suddenly submissions from around the world, where we selected the honorees in a one-day festival.” “From there, we spent the next couple of years building the program into a full festival, which prior COVID already…
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