MNN's Community Media Grant Program now in its 14th year, just announced its grantees for 2007. Community Media will allocate $170,000 to support community-based groups throughout Manhattan in learning how to produce or expand their skills for television programming production.
The Program’s mission is two-fold: It enables groups to increase their media capacity in reaching to a broader constituency, while providing new and fresh programming for the channel.
Join us for the New York Premiere of UPROOTED (2006)
Directed by Donia Mili
Wednesday, December 13th @ 7pm @ MNN
Recorded in occupied Palestine, UPROOTED explores questions and forms of resistance witnessed and experienced in this permanent war zone.
AIDS @ 25: Breaking the SilenceLocation: Worldwide at MNN.org | In Manhattan: Time Warner Channel 67 | RCN 86
promo [at] mnn [dot] org
Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) announces a special bilingual (English/Spanish) programming initiative to raise awareness around HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment services for people living with AIDS.
What to do when you're taking a break from producing shows and watching our 4 wonderful channels? The new MNN Events Calendar is here to help!
The Events Calendar has info on:
Check out Eye Am on December 6th 8-9 pm on TWC 34
"Eye Am: Women Behind the Lens" is seeking short film/video submissions for the Winter Season. The first episode of the new season will begin January 3, 2007. This monthly series seeks to highlight women's memoir and the ways in which women have used film and video to negotiate the construction of "Self" (however you wish to interpret that).
We are looking for diverse works from all genres that are written, directed, and/or produced by women. The pieces should be short, not more than 30 minutes in length. Spread the word to anyone who may be interested in submitting!
Send DVDs or MiniDV tapes with supporting materials to:
Vickie Kereszi/EYE AM
Manhattan Neighborhood Network
537 W. 59th Street
New York, NY 10019
No fee for submission- please send a SASE if you would like your materials returned.
As you may know, Dec. 1st, 2006 is World AIDS Day. MNN is hosting a number of programs in honor of this event and to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the first diagnosis of the disease.
The program series will begin on Dec 1st and end on Dec. 10th. We are asking community groups individuals to submit programming on issues surrounding HIV and AIDS. We are also seeking older material as well, to chart the course of the epidemic in our communities over the past 25 years.
Manhattan Neighborhood Network is committed to providing the latest technology for our producers. Our post-production stations are now equipped with Final Cut Studio 5, the leading software in high-performance digital non-linear editing. Whether you’re working on a single episode or series, this latest version of Final Cut Studio gives you more creative freedom and technical control than ever before.
As you may know, Dec. 1st, 2006 is World AIDS Day. MNN is hosting a number of programs in honor of this event and to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the first diagnosis of the disease.
The program series will begin on Dec 1st and end on Dec. 10th. We are asking community groups, and individual media makers to submit programming on issues surrounding HIV and AIDS. We are also seeking older material as well, to chart the course of the epidemic in our communities over the past 25 years.
