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Monday, October 19, 2009 from 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM (ET)
*** Don't miss the Film Financing Workshop on 10/17 in Los Angeles & our next Film Financing Townhall on 10/29 in San Francisco ***
The New York Metro chapter of the Institute for International Film Financing (IIFF) continues its successful series of monthly gatherings at the junction of film & finance with another special Townhall Meeting in New York City. Our friends at School of Visual Arts are again hosting us at their main building in the heart of Manhattan, conveniently located near the corner of 23rd St. & 3rd Ave.
This "grassroots" community get-together is designed to foster & inform productive relationships between attending professionals and to provide unbiased insight & education about the business of film (and film financing in particular). The event features a powerful roster of highly topical speakers from the filmmaking and financial industries. We are delighted to once again welcome real-world financiers among our guests for the evening!
IIFF's one-of-a-kind mission is to sustainably expand the scope & appeal of film financing, and to do so for the benefit of the public at large. True to our proven motto of "democratizing film financing," IIFF's regular Townhall Meetings bring together a wide array of professionals from relevant backgrounds in film, finance and beyond for a vibrant evening of insightful presentations and speeches, inspiring discussion and focused networking. Past meetings (e.g.: January '08 Bay Area Townhall in San Francisco, CA, January '08 Los Angeles Townhall in Venice, CA & January '08 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan | December '07 Bay Area Townhall in San Francisco, CA, December '07 Los Angeles Townhall in Santa Monica, CA, December '07 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan & December '07 New England Townhall in Providence, RI | November '07 Bay Area Townhall in San Francisco, CA & November '07 New England Townhall in Norwalk, CT | October '07 Los Angeles Townhall in Santa Monica, CA, October '07 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan & October '07 New England Townhall in Boston, MA | September '07 Los Angeles Townhall in Santa Monica, CA & September '07 New England Townhall in Norwalk, CT | August '07 Los Angeles Townhall in Santa Monica, CA & August '07 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan | July '07 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan & July '07 Los Angeles Townhall in Santa Monica, CA | June '07 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan | May '07 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan & May '07 Bay Area Townhall in Mountain View, CA | April '07 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan & April '07 Bay Area Townhall in San Francisco, CA | March '07 New England Townhall in Stowe, VT, March '07 Bay Area Townhall in San Rafael, CA & March '07 New York Metro Townhall in Manhattan | February '07 Townhall West in San Francisco, CA & February '07 Townhall East in New York City | January '07 Townhall in Santa Cruz, CA | December '06 Townhall East in New York City & December '06 Townhall West in San Francisco, CA | October '06 Townhall in New York City | September '06 Townhall in Oakland, CA | July '06 Townhall in Palo Alto, CA | June '06 Townhall in San José, CA | May '06 Townhall in San Francisco, CA | April '06 Townhall at Stanford business school) have reliably delivered useful insights into the business of film, provided valuable networking opportunities, and managed to draw large and enthusiastic crowds.
Who should attend? Entrepreneurs, technologists, attorneys, bankers, investment managers, venture capitalists and other non-film professionals are cordially invited to learn more about independent film. Are you considering taking an active role in film or would you like to expand your current involvement? Don't miss this opportunity to connect with the like-minded… Established and aspiring filmmakers are, naturally, more than welcome to join us as well!
The evening's five presentations & panel discussion will address key issues relevant to filmmakers, financiers, and anyone interested in the economics, business mechanics, and financial dynamics of film. They will be followed by Q&A time. Attendees will also have ample opportunity to interact & network with our distinguished presenters and panelists and amongst themselves.
An informal après-meeting celebration will take place at an area restaurant.
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The event will be expertly moderated by David Rosen (bio), a veteran executive in the media and technology industries with over 25 years of hands-on experience in fundraising, business development, strategic planning, competitive analysis, market research and strategy. David serves as VP of Corporate Development at IP video networking company ComCam. He is the Executive Producer of the Digital Independence conference.
Previously, David worked as VP of Business Development and Marketing at Advanced Visual Systems, International Marketing Director at pioneering computer maker Commodore, and VP of Entertainment Services at LINK Resources/IDG. He has served on the Board of Directors or Advisors at Independent Television Service (ITVS), Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Rockefeller Foundation's National Video Resources (NVR), and Film Arts Foundation (FAF). David was also an advisor to Rep. Richard Gephardt, several leading foundations, and other public-policy organizations. He is the author of the book "Off-Hollywood: The Making & Marketing of Independent Films" as well as numerous articles. His TV credits include ABC's "The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald" and PBS's "The American City" with John Lindsay. (more)
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School of Visual Arts (SVA)
Main Building – Film, Video & Animation Department
209 East 23rd Street (btw. 2nd & 3rd Avenue)
Amphitheater, 3rd floor
New York, NY 10010
(212) 592-2000
Map: See a map of 209 E 23rd St. at Ask, Google, MapQuest, Windows Live or Yahoo.
Nearest subway station (ca. 0.2 miles walking distance): 6 Line station at 23rd St. & Park Ave.; all nearby subway stations can be found here.
Subway & walking directions: Take the 6 Line to 23rd St. and walk two and a half blocks East on 23rd St.; look for the entrance to SVA's Main Building on the left-hand side of 23rd St., on the block between 2nd & 3rd Ave., near the NE corner of 23rd St. & 3rd Ave.
This month's Townhall is graciously hosted by the prestigious School of Visual Arts (SVA), one of the nation's largest independent, regionally accredited art –and film– schools.
SVA, located in the heart of New York City, is an established leader and innovator in the education of artists, offering graduate, undergraduate and continuing-education classes. From its inception in 1947 as a trade school with three instructors and 35 students, SVA has grown into a dynamic, multidisciplinary institution with a faculty of more than 800 and a student body of almost 3,500. Along the way, SVA has instituted numerous educational innovations, including the selection of professionals working in the arts and art-related fields as instructors. SVA distinguishes itself by its extensive facilities, state-of-the-art equipment, unique program philosophies, and the size, breadth and professional standing of its faculty. Each faculty member is a practicing artist, filmmaker, designer, or photographer committed to the professional art world as well as to teaching the next generation of artists.
Very special thanks go to SVA's Film, Video and Animation Department and its Chairman, Reeves Lehmann. The members of the Film, Video and Animation Department are industry-renowned for turning ideas into cinematic works of art; the faculty even includes Oscar winners. SVA is one of the best-equipped film and animation schools in the country with industry-standard digital facilities that rival many professional studios.
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6:00-6:30 PM ... Registration, Sign-In & Networking (30 mins)
6:30-7:15 PM ... Introductory Presentations (45 mins)
7:15-7:30 PM ... Networking Break (15 mins)
7:30-9:00 PM ... In-Depth Panel Discussion with Q&A (90 mins)
9:00+ PM ... Community Time at Nearby Restaurant
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Our confirmed speakers so far include…
– Caroline Baron, Best Picture Oscar-nominee & Producer of over a dozen feature films, including "Monsoon Wedding," Academy Award-winner "Capote," "Center Stage," "Flawless," "Addicted to Love" & "The Santa Clause"; Founder & Chair of Robert DeNiro-backed nonprofit FilmAid International, which uses film & video to reach, inspire & help world's most vulnerable communities … (more)
– Bruce Deichl, veteran banking & investment executive with 36+ years of experience; Founder at Tax Credits LLC, specializing in film credits; President at Tax Transfer Corp., specializing in tech & biotech credits; fmr. President at Royal Capital, specializing in reverse mergers; fmr. Institutional Municipal-Bond Salesman at Thomson McKinnon Securities & Marine Midland Bank … (more)
– Michael Hansen, Managing Director at investment firm Bayberry Capital Group, focusing on film finance; Wall Street banker with 7 years of experience; fmr. Investment Associate at UBS Wealth Management, managing $1B for high net-worth clients; fmr. Investment Associate at Smith Barney, investing for retail clients; fmr. Professional Chef for several restaurants serving sophisticated cuisine … (more)
– Jesse Scolaro, Co-Founder of indie production company The 7th Floor; Producer of 20 features including "Julia" (Tilda Swinton), "Cake Eaters" (Kristen Stewart) & "XX/XY" (Mark Ruffalo); numerous accolades including Producer to Watch nomination at '03 Independent Spirit Awards (ISA) for Sundance winner "Manito" & John Cassavetes Award nomination at '06 ISA for Sundance & Cannes première "Room" … (more)
– David Rosen, veteran media & tech exec. with 25+ years in fundraising, business development, market research & strategy; helped take 2 high-tech companies public; Exec. Producer at Digital Independence conference; author of "Off-Hollywood: The Making & Marketing of Independent Films"; fmr. Board Director at Independent Television Service (ITVS), Film Arts Foundation (FAF) & other nonprofits … (more)
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– Caroline Baron (topic) is a Best Picture Oscar-nominee and the Producer or Co-Producer of more than a dozen films, including the multiple award-winning "Monsoon Wedding" (directed by Mira Nair), Academy Award-winner "Capote" (starring Philip Seymour Hoffman, Catherine Keener and Chris Cooper), "Center Stage" (Zoe Saldana of "Star Trek" fame), "Flawless" (Robert De Niro, Philip Seymour Hoffman), "Addicted to Love" (Meg Ryan, Matthew Broderick, Kelly Preston), "Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love" (directed by Mira Nair), and the blockbuster "The Santa Clause" (Tim Allen, Judge Reinhold). She was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar for her work on "Capote." Ms. Baron has established a reputation for making motion pictures that not only score well at the box office but resonate with movie-goers searching for something beyond simple entertainment as well. In 1999, after listening to a radio report about the perpetual boredom facing refugees in Kosovo, Ms. Baron founded FilmAid International. With backing from Robert DeNiro and others in the entertainment world, FilmAid coordinates movie screenings in refugee camps, trains refugee staff to produce films, and offers video production workshops for refugee youth. »
– Bruce Deichl (topic) has over 36 years of leadership experience in the banking/investment industries. He is in his eighth year as President of Tax Transfer Corporation, which specializes in tech and biotech credits, and is a Founder of Tax Credits LLC, which specializes in film credits. Prior to this, Mr. Deichl was President of Royal Capital, where he specialized in reverse mergers and was involved in several successful mergers. Before that, he worked as an institutional municipal bond salesman for Thomson McKinnon Securities and Marine Midland Bank. For 12 years, Mr. Deichl served as a Director for the Marty Lyons Foundation, which grants special wishes for terminally ill children, and founded its New Jersey chapter, which he chaired for five years. He has also acted as an advisor to several states considering similar tax credit programs and has been actively involved with suggesting legislation to improve other states' film credit programs. Mr. Deichl earned a BA in Economics from the University of Notre Dame in 1969. »
– Michael C. Hansen (topic) is a Managing Director at Bayberry Capital Group (BCG), an investment firm formed in 2007 to adapt real estate and investment expertise to the world of private equity. Mr. Hansen has seven years of experience at a variety of Wall Street firms. From 2003 to 2007, he was as an Investment Associate at UBS Financial Services, working as a senior member of a portfolio management team with $1 billion under management for High Net-Worth (HNW) clients. Prior to UBS, Mr. Hansen served as a Sales Associate at Smith Barney for three years, executing risk-based asset allocation investing for retail clients. Before arriving on Wall Street, Mr. Hansen had a rewarding culinary career as a professional chef for several restaurants serving sophisticated cuisine. He is also a member of Young Real Estate Professionals of New York. Mr. Hansen graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. »
– Jesse Scolaro (topic) graduated from the film conservatory program at SUNY Purchase in 1997 and spent the next few years working his way up the production ranks, while learning all facets of filmmaking. In 2000, Mr. Scolaro co-founded independent film production company The 7th Floor with longtime friend and colleague Allen Bain to produce dynamic motion pictures for commercial distribution. (The 7th Floor also co-produces and provides production services for producers seeking strategic partnerships.) Since then, Mr. Scolaro has produced 20 feature films and has received numerous accolades including a Producer to Watch nomination at the 2003 Independent Spirit Awards for his Sundance award-winner "Manito" (Sundance Special Jury Prize, SXSW Grand Jury Prize, TriBeCa Grand Jury Prize, Gotham Awards Open Palm) and a nomination for the John Cassavetes Award at the 2006 Independent Spirit Awards for "Room," which premiered at the Sundance and Cannes Film Festivals. His producing credits also include "Julia" (Tilda Swinton), "The Cake Eaters" (Kristen Stewart), "The Great New Wonderful" (Maggie Gyllenhaal, Tony Shalhoub, Olympia Dukakis, Judy Greer, Will Arnett, Edie Falco), "Shelter Island" (Stephen Baldwin, Chris Penn), "Cry Funny Happy" (Amy Redford), and "XX/XY" (Mark Ruffalo). Mr. Scolaro resides in Brooklyn, NY with his wife, whom he met on a film set, and their newborn son Cassavetes. »
– David Rosen (topic) is a veteran of the media and technology industries. He has over 25 years of experience in new business development, strategic planning, competitive analysis, market research and strategy, focusing on startup and business-unit initiatives, fundraising projects, new product/service introductions and US market entry by foreign companies. Mr. Rosen serves as VP of Corporate Development at ComCam, an innovative Internet Protocol (IP) video networking company. Previously, he held a number of executive positions including: VP of Business Development and Marketing at Advanced Visual Systems (formerly MuSE Technologies), a leading provider in data-visualization tools and solutions; International Marketing Director at desktop computer maker Commodore International, where he oversaw the worldwide introduction of the first CD-ROM (Amiga) system and over 100 titles; and VP of Entertainment Services at LINK Resources/IDG, consulting on new-product introductions and strategy for Apple, AT & T, CBS, Hughes, Microsoft, Philips and other leading companies. Mr. Rosen is the Executive Producer/Convener of Digital Independence, a conference on creativity, technology and democracy that has been supported by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations and other prestigious organizations. In the past, he has served on the Board of Directors/Advisors for the following non-profit groups: Independent Television Service (ITVS), public television's principal producer and distributor of independent programs (where he also held the position of Treasurer); Museum of Modern Art (MoMA/NY, Video Collection); Rockefeller Foundation's National Video Resources (NVR); Film Arts Foundation (FAF); and the "Shaping San Francisco" social history multimedia project. He has also been an advisor to Rep. Richard Gephardt, the Benton, Ford and MacArthur Foundations, and other public-policy organizations. Moreover, Mr. Rosen is the author of "Off-Hollywood: The Making and Marketing of Independent Films" (Grove, 1990), which was originally commissioned by Robert Redford's Sundance Institute, and, most recently, "The Next Telecom War: Moving From Net Neutrality to Infrastructure Common Carriage" (Filmmaker Magazine, Summer 2008). He has also written for the Hollywood Reporter, Red Herring, San Francisco magazine, Foundation News and contributed to numerous college-level management textbooks and other publications. He conceived and prepared the treatment for a four-part television series on the digital communications revolution for the Socratic Dialogues/MIT Media Lab. Mr. Rosen's TV credits include the six-hour ABC miniseries "The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald," and the Emmy-winning PBS series "The American City" with John Lindsay. »
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Online registration is available at http://nym.filmfinancing.org/101909 (top of this page)
Early bird registration NLT Sunday, September 27:
IIFF Member ... $25 if registered online no later than 9/27
Non-member ... $45
Regular registration NLT Sunday, October 11:
IIFF Member ... $35 if registered online no later than 10/11
Non-member ... $55
Last minute registration NLT Sunday, October 18:
IIFF Member ... $45 if registered online no later than 10/18
Non-member ... $65
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IIFF Member ... $55
Non-member ... $75
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