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When you truly love something, you throw it a party. New Yorkers can finally give TV the affection it deserves with the first New York Television Festival. To viewers in the public and in the industry, the screenings of unaired pilots – some of which bear the mark of serious talent – are required viewing. The contest’s focus is on independent television, while pilots produced by larger companies are screened out of competition. A series of panel discussions round out the event.
By BENNY AVNI
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
|When you truly love something, you throw it a party. New Yorkers can finally give TV the affection it deserves with the first New York Television Festival. To viewers in the public and in the industry, the screenings of unaired pilots – some of which bear the mark of serious talent – are required viewing. The contest’s focus is on independent television, while pilots produced by larger companies are screened out of competition. A series of panel discussions round out the event.
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