NBCU hosted their annual entertainment scripted mid-season press junket welcoming back our favorite shows, giving us teasers, and saying farewell to the shows wrapping up.
NBCUniversal’s Winter Press Tour was held on Saturday, January 11th at the Langham Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. To kick off the upcoming shows this season, I caught up with some of TV’s biggest stars to try and find out some sneak peeks. Spoiler alert: Fan favorites like This Is Us and AGT: The Champions are set for another season but we are sadly saying goodbye to my personal favorite, The Good Place.
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NBCUniversal continued their 13th year of being the only short film festival created and put on by an entertainment studio primarily dedicated to celebrating the importance of diversity in entertainment and discovering the next generation of storytellers.
From a nationwide search, coast to coast, and from a grand total of 3000+ submissions NBCUniversal celebrated the top 6 finalists with an awards ceremony at the Directors Guild of America to showcase the industry’s new up and coming diverse talent.
NBCUniversal’s 13th annual Short Film Festival continued as the industry’s major platform for diversity in filmmaking.
For the 13th year, NBCUniversal’s Short Film Festival has given a platform to filmmakers to showcase films with a potential to grace silver screens everywhere.
A true renaissance man, Blake Anderson does it all.
During my time at this years NBCUniversal Short Film Fest, I caught up with NBC VP Karen Horne and a host of other Hollywood attendees to discuss the current landscape of diversity in Hollywood and why festivals that showcase new diverse talent are more important than ever.
The next generation of film makers and cinema artists certainly make the future seem bright, especially the nine finalists I encountered at the NBCUniversal Short Film Festival.
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