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    PNYA Board Members To Discuss the Organization’s Plans in “Post Break” Session

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    (top row L to R) Yana Collins Lehman, Chris Peterson, Jennifer Lane, and Rebekah Hernandez (2nd row L to R) Kim Spikes, Andrea Bloome, and Ben Baker

    Free video conference slated for Thursday, April 21 at 4:00pm EDT

    NEW YORK -- (SPW) --

    Seven board members from Post New York Alliance (PNYA) will discuss the organization’s ambitious plans for promoting post-production in New York State in a special Post Break session scheduled for Thursday, April 21st at 4:00 p.m. EDT on Zoom. PNYA Chair Yana Collins Lehman will join board members Chris Peterson, Jennifer Lane, Rebekah Hernandez, Kim Spikes, Andrea Bloome and Ben Baker in describing the organization’s programs, initiatives and outreach efforts, its new website and how members of the wider post-production community can get involved.

    “New York’s post-production industry has proven its resourcefulness and resilience the past two years and PNYA has adapted and grown along with it,” says Colins Lehman. “We are working to capitalize on our momentum, broaden our membership and promote the common interests of post-production companies and working professionals in our state.”

    Post Break sessions are free and open to all. Registration is available here.

    Speakers

    • Yana Collins Lehman, Chair, PNYA; President/COO, Trevanna Post
    • Chris Peterson, Board Secretary, PNYA; Executive Producer, Nice Shoes
    • Jennifer Lane, Membership Director, PNYA; Post Producer/Associate Producer
    • Rebekah Hernandez, Board Member, PNYA; Post Production Supervisor
    • Kim Spikes, Chair of Sustainability Committee, PNYA; SVP of Culture and Engagement, Streamland Media
    • Andrea Bloome, Chair of PR Committee, PNYA; Founding Partner and COO, Alchemy Post Sound
    • Ben Baker, Board Member, PNYA; Partner, Next Generation Production

    This Post Break session will also feature members who have formed valuable relationship and advanced their careers through their participation in PNYA. Learn more on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/join/post-new-york-alliance/0CshW8S1/PNoA3YO8

    When:  Thursday, April 21, 2022, 4:00 pm EDT

    Title:  How to PNYA

    REGISTER HERE

    Sound recordings of past Post Break sessions are available here: https://www.postnewyork.org/page/PNYAPodcasts

    Past Post Break sessions in video blog format are available here: https://www.postnewyork.org/blogpost/1859636/Post-Break

    About Post New York Alliance (PNYA)
    The Post New York Alliance (PNYA) is an association of film and television post-production facilities, labor unions and post professionals operating in New York State.  The PNYA’s objective is to create jobs by: 1) extending and improving the New York State Tax Incentive Program; 2) advancing the services the New York Post Production industry provides; and 3) creating avenues for a diverse talent pool to enter into The Industry.

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    Chris Peterson
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    Post New York Alliance (PNYA)
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    Lord Danger Director Parker Seaman Cooks Up A New Social Media Spot For Kraft Mac And Cheese

    Tuesday, December 17, 2024
    From “The Good, The Bad, and the Delicious,” directed by Parker Seaman of Los Angeles-based production company Lord Danger and Impossible Studios, Toronto. The spot features virtual video wall technology creating the entire location digitally.

    Lord Danger director Parker Seaman put his signature comedic style and virtual production know-how into full effect for the new Kraft Mac and Cheese ad, created by the brand’s in-house agency, The Kitchen. The spot, entitled “The Good, The Bad, and the Delicious” (:30), was shot virtually at one of Toronto’s virtual production stages with Impossible Studios, Seaman’s production home in Canada, using video wall technology. The new ad, which broke last month, can be seen online and on social media (Instagram and TikTok). “Before I even read the scripts, I was excited to even be considered for such an iconic brand. Then once we got into it, the agency really let me run wild with all the little details. I loved the idea that we were allowed to lean into the Western tropes as much as possible, not hold back on big performances… and ranch-flavored Mac and Cheese. Let’s be honest, I wanted a free box of ranch-flavored Mac and cheese.” Anthony Ficalora, Lord Danger Executive Producer, explained Seaman’s strong understanding of virtual video wall technology, which created the entire location digitally, except for practical elements the actors physically touch, is a huge benefit to clients like Kraft. “Parker is a master at creating visually engaging looks and on a tight timeline,” says Anthony Ficalora, Lord Danger Executive Producer. “Those skills served him well on this project as they enabled him to focus on performance and finding the right tone for the spots.” About Lord Danger Lord Danger is a creative production studio specializing in bold, innovative commercials,... Read More

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