
Fifty Years of Television and Movies in NYC
The Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment is celebrating its 50th anniversary.Â
Commissioner Julie Menin talks about some of the anniversary celebrations and how NYC supports film and television production.
→ Want to see the full list of scheduled events? Check out the office's website, which has links to film festival screenings, live talks and more.
Now: @MadeinNY is celebrating 50 years of entertainment in NY. @JulieMenin discusses. pic.twitter.com/mpG7uw1Xqc
— Brian Lehrer Show (@BrianLehrer) June 9, 2016
@BrianLehrer @MadeinNY @JulieMenin Excellent ambassador choices! Favorite NYC movies: Moonstruck and A Bronx Tale. Happy 50th.
— Kedo (@blipstand) June 9, 2016
@BrianLehrer best use of NYC neighborhoods in Film/TV are @DaveChappelle Block Party, @LouieFX and Scorsese's Mean Streets imo
— Strawberita Dreams (@grownupusername) June 9, 2016
@BrianLehrer Terry Gilliam's film The Fisher King where a deluded Robin Williams imagines Grand Central as a grand ball room #NYinFilm
— Shropshire Slasher (@joecool57h) June 9, 2016


