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Tuesday, June 19, 2018

Calendar of Global Media and Showbiz Industry Social Networking Events

A version of this calendar is now available on Google Calendar. This will enable users to sync the calendar with other apps/applications, subscribe to the Google public calendar and share it with friends and collaborators. Also, easily call up Google Maps from the provided link to view the exact location of the event venue and learn about travel options to reach it. The web browser address for the calendar is at this link.  The iCal (ics) address for any calendar app that supports the iCal format is at this link.

Friday Night Social
Friday, June 1, 18:30-21:30
The District By Hannah An
8722 West Third Street, Los Angeles, California 90048
Phone: 310-278-2345
Friday Night Social is a networking group that meets the first Friday of every month. It started as a way for TV and feature writers to meet one another but has evolved since then. Please register the day before the event to secure admission. This month’s Friday Night Social is a free admission event hosted by Jennifer Grisanti and Final Draft. It started as a way for TV and feature writers to meet one another, combining people from different areas and levels in the entertainment industry. Jen Grisanti is a Story Consultant, Independent Producer, Writing Instructor for NBC's Writers on the Verge, Blogger for The Huffington Post and author of the upcoming book, "Story Line: Finding Gold In Your Life Story.” The company that produces Final Draft, a screenwriting software, Cast and Crew Entertainment Services based in Burbank, provides vital services to the film and television industries as well as financial services such as production incentive consulting, administration and financing. Free to attend and there is a one drink minimum. Pay for your own food, cocktails and parking. It important to register before 22:00 the evening before the event to gain entry. The Scriptwriters Network, founded in 1986, is an educational, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) Non-Profit, volunteer-driven organization created by writers for writers and industry professionals. Scriptwriters brings in entertainment professionals to speak and teach on the art, craft and business of script writing for TV, features and new media.
 
Gotta Sing! Search for A Star Open Mic
Saturday, June 2, 15:00-18:00
The Iguana
240 West 54 Street, New York, New York 10019
Phone: 212-874-7956; 212-765-5454
Singers search and open mic held every Saturday night at "THE IGUANA" right around the corner from the David Letterman show. Talented newcomers and experienced singers are all welcome. Just come in, sign up and sing. A Pianist is resident or bring your background tracks or CDs. The pianist transposes instantly in any key for you. Open to the public, all ages and all styles are welcome. Produced by the long-running showbiz team of Billy Shepard and Judi Jourdan who also produce their own television show "How to Succeed in Show Business By Really Trying", shown on Time Warner Cable. There is no admission or cover charge for performer and guests, but there is a food/beverage minimum per person.
 
Drama Desk Awards
Sunday, June 3, 20:00
Town Hall
123 West 43 Street, New York, New York
Phone: 212-352-0255
TheaterMania will present the 63rd Annual Drama Desk Awards held in NYC’s Upper West Side. Usually preceding the Tony Awards by one week, the Awards were formed in 1949 by a group of New York City theater critics, editors, reporters, and publishers to educate the community on vital issues concerning the theater. Drama Desk Awards, which are given annually in a number of categories, are known to honor productions on Broadway, Off-Broadway and Off-Off Broadway, presenting a comprehensive platform for theatrical achievement, and where the various tiers compete against each other in the same category. Drama Desk Awards are voted on and bestowed by theater critics, journalists, editors and publishers covering theater, without any connection to the results. All of Drama Desk officers and Nominating Committee members perform their various services for the organization on a voluntary basis. The Nominating Committee generally meets twice a month to discuss the many eligible shows they are responsible for seeing. They then choose the productions for nomination on which the entire membership will vote. The Drama Desk nominees (http://dramadeskawards.com/2018-nominees) received their official nomination certificates at the nominees’ reception on May 9 at Friedmans inside The Hotel Edison. The 63rd Annual Drama Desk Awards will be hosted by Michael Urie, and Joey Parnes Productions will produce and manage the show. The awards show will be live-streamed on www.TheaterMania.com. 
 
BMI Acoustic Lounge
Monday, June 4, 19:00
Genghis Cohen
740 North Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90046
Phone: 310-578-5591
A singer/songwriter showcase series featuring acoustic performances in an intimate setting as well as networking opportunities with other songwriters and BMI representatives. Held the first Monday of every month. Featured performances will be given by Gigi Rich (GigiRich.com), Michael Mancuso (www.michaelmancusoofficial.com), Julia Vari (juliavari.com), and Linney (linneyofficial). Admission is free.
 
THE FIX: FRUKT’s Live Music Showcase (#FRUKT)
Tuesday, June 5, 19:00
The Social
Five Little Portland Street, London, W1W 7JD, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-7751-2900
FRUKT, along with BMI, present THE FIX, a live showcase of new music which takes place the first Tuesday of every month. Live acts featured for this night include: Rina Mushonga, Freddie Long, Dom McAllister, Celine Love. DJ Deja Bruh fills in around band appearances. During the daytime, FRUKT works with brands like Coca Cola, Nokia, Diesel, O2, Kronenbourg, Southern Comfort and Starwood Hotels, helping them solve problems and build meaningful relationships through music and entertainment. Doors open at 19:00. FRUKT and DIY DJs playing around the bands. This event is free.
Email: london@wearefrukt.com; @FRUKT
 
Digiday Video Anywhere Summit Europe, Amsterdam
Tuesday, June 5 - Thursday, June 7
Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City
Piet Heinkade 11, 1019 BR, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Phone: +1-646-419-4357
This Video Anywhere Summit has many planned activities and events to jump start the learning, networking and socialization process among professionals in digital video, TV and publishing. Selected topics from the entire conference agenda will include: How Nickelodeon is Innovating Influencer Experiences to Develop New Audiences, Capturing Audience Attention amd Redefining Engagement, Making YouTube and Third Party Make Sense, Leveraging Innovative Formats to Amplify Audience Experience, The Science of Digital Video for Business, 5 Things We've Learned – summarizing the events top themes that emerged from the three-day event. Awards programs will honor leading edge and stellar achievement, and include the Digiday Awards, the Digiday Content Marketing Awards, Digiday Publishing Awards, the Digiday Video Awards, and the Digiday Signal Awards.
 
MIDEM Music Market 2018 (#midem)
Tuesday, June 5 - Friday, June 8
Palais des Festivals
One Boulevard de la Croisette, 06400 Cannes France
Phone: +33-1-79-719000; +33(0)141904442; Fax: +33(0)493993734
MIDEM is an annual music market, workshop and conference that is dedicated to discover rising musical talents, while also helping the music industry and its partners develop business and creativity. Every year MIDEM generates fresh perspectives through event highlights that help it stay on the leading edge as a music industry resource. Los Angeles attorney Dina LaPolt, an advocate for creators' rights and  in favour of the Music Modernization Act, is in a featured Q&A with Variety Executive Editor, Shirley Halperin. She will receive a special Award during the MIDEM Top Lawyers’ lunch. Try out the MIDEM beach. It is a brand-new leisure amenity and “chillout space” set-up to facilitate networking and relaxation. There will be an international premiere screening of documentary film, ‘Word Is Bond,’ by Sacha Jenkins, which examines the transformative power of hip-hop lyrics. There are featured activity areas to the MIDEM Music Market that make it the music industry resource that it is. Legal Summit in association with IAEL, offers a seminar, ‘Re-thinking and Closing the Value Gap.’ Partners’ Sessions has two separate sessions dedicated to ‘Indonesian Music Market Opportunities,’ and Africa as a new music frontier. Mainstay event MIDEM at Night, will be back presenting acts like MIDEM Artist Accelerator, Taiwan Beats, British Music Night, Sacem African Night, performing at the new MIDEM Beach. The Official MIDEM After Party takes place every night, except the final night, on the Annex Beach. 
 
One Mic Nite Open Talent Showcase at LOA (#LiveSeries)
Wednesday, June 6, 19:00-22:30 (and every Wednesday)
LOA Live On Air Restaurant
335 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11217
Phone: 718-618-0156
A mix of indie music, dance, theatre, poetry, and art backed by the grooves of the resident Artist Dj on the turntables. Featured guests, and all artists welcome to perform, including singers/songwriters, musicians, poets, actors, comedians, etc., where performances are live-streamed across several social media platforms. Live On Air restaurant in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn features a live-streaming stage In addition to a full dining menu specializing in Louisiana-style cuisine. All performances are broadcast live across all major social media platforms, giving these artists the opportunity for even greater exposure. The Mic is Open! A nite of informal networking for artists of all kinds presented by industry veteran Marcos Luis (https://www.facebook.com/marcos.luis), Every Wednesday night.
 
Northside Music and Innovation Festival
Wednesday, June 6 - Sunday, June 10
80 North Sixth Street, Brooklyn, New York 11249
Phone: 718-596-3462
For one week every June, over 100,000 creative and cultural trendsetters meet in Brooklyn to uncover the future of music, innovation and content. With over 300 bands, 100 speakers, attendees venture to Northside to…
The region of North Brooklyn is transformed into an urban festival to support the gathering, with Northside spanning across Williamsburg, Greenpoint, and Bushwick, encompassing a selection of venues.  Northside Festival is essentially segmented into three activity areas. Northside Music, with both emerging and established artists, performing on outdoor stages and in indie clubs scattered throughout north Brooklyn. Northside Innovation forms a global professional and intellectual community engaged through a series of panel talks, keynotes, pitch competitions, and networking events. It will feature talks on emerging tech, media innovations, the future of original video content, startup pitch competitions, talks on design, tactical workshops for entrepreneurs, and cultural discussions with Brooklyn influencers. Northside Block Party takes place the weekend of the festival, during our community event, Williamsburg Walks, when the area is transformed into a creative oasis. 
Email info@northsidefestival.com; northsidefestival.com
 
Hollywood Chamber's TEAM HOLLYWOOD Committee Meeting
Thursday, June 7, 12:00-14:00
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
6255 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 150, Hollywood, California 90028
Phone: 323-469-8311; Fax: 323-469-2805
The Hollywood Chamber invites members (and anyone interested in membership) to attend of its Entertainment, Arts and Media Committee — TEAM HOLLYWOOD. TEAM HOLLYWOOD promotes the Hollywood brand with the intention of preserving Hollywood’s homegrown entertainment industries, particularly film, broadcasting, commercials, television and performing. Susan Cabral-Ebert of IATSE Local 706 and Larry Laboe of NewFilmmakers LA, are 2017 Volunteer Co-chairs. Furthermore, the Hollywood Chamber Committee strives to embrace new and emerging media with an eye to uphold Hollywood’s status as the entertainment capital of the world. Open to Hollywood Chamber Members only. Lunch will be served. The Hollywood Chamber was formed in October 1921 to replace the old Hollywood Board of Trade. It consists of owners, managers, presidents and other key representatives from a spectrum of businesses and organizations around the Hollywood community. Lunch will be served with sponsorship by Ford Theatres. Must RSVP at this link to attend. Non-members can join at this link.
 
MiamiVR Expo 2018 (#MiamiVRExpo)
Thursday, June 7 - Saturday, June 9
MVR Theatre and exhibition space
6301 NE Fourth Avenue, Miami, Florida 33138
Phone: +786 505 7573
Miami VR Expo will happen at the new Magic City Innovation District with an opening reception by partnering with Pérez Art Museum Miami for an evening of networking and showcasing a sampling of Miami's up and coming VR and AR  startups, and to launch MiamiVR Expo 2018. Just after the MiamiVR opening remarks that will be given by Adrian Allen and Michelle McKoy, MiamiVR plunges into its first full day of conferences. Speakers you can expect to hear from will include, Manny Ruiz, MixedRealityExpo; Tony Cho, Magic City Innovation District; Hector Garcia, Venture Capitalist, RKTR; Steven Yang, MoreEqualStudios; Antonio Delgado, Miami Dade College; Cathy Hackl, Futurist @ You Are Here; Sandy Lighterman, Miami-Dade County Film and Entertainment; Johnny Monserrat, Warner Bros. Exit; Paul Davies, Fellow at Boeing; Dr. Angela M. Shuttlesworth, Corporate Consultant; Jesse Miller, Midtown Video. In addition to conference panels, also expect to find an Art Zone in the exhibition area, speed networking done during a set period of time. And expect an exhibition area with participants from, Skydance Interactive, Loft VR, Virtual Reality Park, Intel, Samsung, and others.
Email: info@miamivrexpo.com; @miamivrexpo
 
 
Produced By Conference 2018 (#ProducedBy2018)
Saturday, June 9 - Sunday,  June 10
Paramount Pictures Studios
5515 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90038
Phone: 877-843-0889; 323-956-1777
The annual two-day, weekend event features decision-makers in the entertainment industry who represent the diverse Hollywood creative community working in film, television, and digital. Learn from, producers and decision-makers in film, television and digital media. Panels, workshops, and ‘Conversation’ sessions reveal Hollywood’s vibrant and diverse creative community. Rounding out the programming are networking sessions, including the popular “Producers Mashup”. Attendees have the opportunity to network with Oscar-winning filmmakers, Emmy-winning showrunners, and the next generation of creative entrepreneurs during a full weekend of panel discussions, group mentoring sessions, and networking opportunities. Produced By Conference will be hosted by Paramount Pictures Studios. Produced By Conference offers Mentoring Roundtables consisting of small groups of up to ten attendees will get to ask questions to, and seek advice from, the mentor of their choice. This forms a chance to ask any question about a project to a top producer. Established producers will be scheduled throughout the day conducting the Roundtables. No pitches allowed, just questions. The “Producers Mashup,” a networking event, gives attendees the chance to ask direct questions to a number of veteran producers and development executives. 
 
Five-Day Filmmaking Workshop at Solar
Saturday, June 9 - Wednesday, June 13
Solar Film/Video Productions
632 Broadway, Suite 304, New York, New York 10012
Phone: 212-473-3040
With an emphasis on light and shadow, the workshop emphasizes shooting in real-world situations while learning how to make quality and cost-effective films. this five-day intensive, hands-on workshop comprehensively guides students through the stages of filmmaking (Script Writing, Producing, Directing, Camera, Lighting, Sound Mixing and Editing) with techniques that are easy-to-learn and practical-to-use to complete a film in five days. Solar is a one-stop production company equipped to handle a project from concept and filming to editing, audio post production, multi-media, graphic/web design and media distribution.
 
72nd Tony Awards (#TonyAwards2018)
Sunday, June 10, 20:00
Radio City Music Hall
2124 Broadway, New York, New York 10023
Phone: 212-465-6500/6225
The annual Tony Awards celebrating achievement on the Broadway stage and the world of theater will feature some of the biggest names in theatre, film, TV, and music coming out for an evening of tributes and performances. It will broadcast live from the Radio City Music Hall at 20:00 ET/delayed PT, airing on CBS Television Network. Appearances and presentations will be made by, Uzo Aduba, Matt Bomer, Claire Danes, Armie Hammer, Tatiana Maslany, Leslie Odom, Jr., Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, Andrew Rannells, and others. The 2018 Tony Awards® ceremony will be broadcast to theatre fans across the globe. In United Kingdom on BBC Radio 2, in Japan on WOWOW, in Canada on Bell’s CTV, in Latin America, Central and South America on Pramer's Film and Arts (AMC), in Australia on Foxtel’s Arts Channel, in New Zealand on Sky Network Arts Channel, in China on BestTV and Tencent Video, on Armed Forces Network Television. Unless otherwise noted, the broadcasts will occur either live or within a week of the June 10 U.S. broadcast on CBS. If a country or region is not listed, viewing fans may watch live coverage of Tony Awards events at TonyAwards.com. Red Carpet coverage begins at 17:30 ET. Watch "NY1 On Stage’s Live Red Carpet to the Tonys," live at TonyAwards.com (17:30-19:30 UTC -4). The Tony Awards are presented by The Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing. Sara Bareilles and Josh Groban will host the American Theatre Wing's 2018 Tony Awards. Broadway fans will be able to go backstage at the Tony Awards with BroadwayHD’s Behind the Scenes Livestream during the CBS telecast.
 
Introduction to Filmmaking in one day
Wednesday, June 13
Asheville School of Film
45 South French Broad Ave, Suite 120 Asheville, North Carolina 28801
Phone: 1-844-285-3456
Participants in this hands-on introduction to the complete filmmaking process will produce a short digital film with High Definition (HD) cameras. Students will learn about the various aspects of pre-production, production, and post-production and will gain experience in different crew positions, all while completing a 5-7 minute short film. This course will be open to all ages but is ideal for those at least 16 years of age. The final film project will be premiered on a large screen at a local theater for friends and family, and students will receive a copy of the film for their portfolio.  The Asheville School of Film is focused on providing affordable, short-term classes in various filmmaking subjects. Their goal is to provide quality, concise information and experience for those with a general interest in filmmaking at all skill levels. Contact to discuss registration, session hours, class location, and for directions. 
 
9th Annual New Media Film Festival, Los Angeles (#NewMediaFF)
Saturday, June 16 - Sunday, June 17
James Bridges Theater
235 Charles E Young Drive North, Los Angeles, California 90095
Phone: 310-288-1100
The New Media Film Festival program seeks to produce a festival devoted to upcoming and seasoned digital content creators. Attendees can expect screenings with Q & A sessions, Producer Panel and Pitching, a Networking Lounge, International Art Exhibit, Marketing Table, Creative Mixer, various screenings, awards ceremony, and food trucks as an added consideration. The Festival also claims to work on behalf of all their official selections to find distribution and other opportunities and not just winners. Opening night festivities will present five short film premieres from Poland, Netherlands, UK, France, and USA, followed by the Sneak Peek of Living In Future’s Past, directed by Susan Kucera, and produced by and starring Jeff Bridges. Mr. Bridges is the 2018 Recipient of the Socially Responsible Conservationist award championed by the Festival. This year’s two-day festival boasts 110 New Media Films and Content from 40 Countries with 36 World, seven US, and 24 LA Premieres. The New Media Film Festival has a wide category acceptance list that illustrates the reach and impact of new digital technologies and how they now affect audio-visual storytelling. Since New Media is an ever-evolving arena, the category is included for those that have created something that is not right for our other categories. The Festival openly encourages content creators to submit their work through the website. The deadline for next year’s festival is January 3, 2019.
 
BMI's “8 off 8th” Showcase
Monday, June 18, 20:00
The High Watt
One Cannery Row, Nashville, Tennessee 37203
Phone: 615-251-3020; Fax: 615-252-2527
BMI and YEP (Young Entertainment Professionals) present “BMI 8 off 8th.” Each night features eight local (and sometimes nationally touring) artists and serves as ground zero for Nashville’s burgeoning indie music scene. This showcase will feature artists: Renee Blair, Julia Cole, Joey Hendricks, Raleigh Keegan, Morgan Myles, Matt Roy, Zach Ummer, Baylor Wilson. Whether it’s launching fledging acts fresh out of the garage or showcasing the latest buzz bands, 8 off 8th’s rapid-fire three-song sets satisfy audiences chasing the next big thing. The Young Entertainment Professionals network creates a platform for the entertainment industry to thrive in a supportive and creative environment for the betterment of its members as well as the industry as a whole through networking events, showcases, mentorship and educational development. Performing artists will be announced. Free and open to the public.
 
Cliff Goldmacher Workshop: Music Business Dos and Don’ts
Thursday, June 21, 13:30
BMI Nashville
10 Music Square East, Nashville, Tennessee 37203
Phone: 615-401-2000
This session will focus on the making of a “Rough Recording.” Topic areas that will be reviewed include, the value of rough recordings, why sound quality matters in your rough recordings, how to make polished rough recordings, why all songwriters should care about audio. In the workshop Goldmacher will review the what, why and how of rough recordings as well as practical approaches to making rough recordings as polished as possible. Shure will be on hand with giveaways from their MOTIV line of iOS and USB recording solutions as well as a free gift for all attendees. Visit the online registration page to secure a place at this link. 45 participants will be admitted online on a first-come, first-served basis until all 45 seats are filled. As an educator, Cliff Goldmacher teaches workshops for BMI, ASCAP, The Standard Jazz Workshop, Nashville Songwriter’s Association International, Taxi and the Durango Songwriter’s Expo. Admission is free.
 
BMI 101 Workshop LA
Thursday, June 21, 16:00-17:00
BMI Los Angeles Office
8730 Sunset Boulevard, 3rd Floor West, West Hollywood, California 90069
Phone: 310-289-6336; 310-659-9109 Ext. 6336
This is an introductory workshop for writers and publishers covering the history of performing rights, the origins of BMI and the current role BMI plays in the music industry. It will be conducted by two BMI Reps who will explain how to utilize BMI services to the fullest, and some Basic 101 tips and tricks. Attendance is free, but seating is limited so RSVP to BMI101@bmi.com. Admittance is granted only through advance RSVP.
 
NewFilmmakers Los Angeles Monthly Film Festival – Post Production Film Effects and LGBTQ+ Cinema (#NFMLA)
Saturday, June 23, 10:30-23:00
South Park Center
1139 South Hill Street, Los Angeles, California 90015
Phone: 213-741-7402
The night begins with the InFocus: LGBTQ+ shorts program, which features both narrative and nonfiction stories of struggle, triumph and personal relationships. Following that is a shorts program of films that each exemplify strong elements of post production, in celebration of the Los Angeles Post Production Group’s tenth anniversary. Emphasizing sound and music to editing, VFX and stop-motion animation post-production, the review calls up  a wide range of skills and techniques that make films what they are when shooting wraps up. At the end of the evening is the feature film Alaska’s A Drag, the story of a drag performer in small-town Alaska who must survive his surroundings and find a way to follow his dreams, created from a short film made in AFI’s Directing Workshop for Women. NewFilmmakers LA provides a forum where filmmakers can be recognized for their contributions, have open audience discussions about their projects and connect with industry professionals. Filmmaker submissions are accepted by online submission form (https://goo.gl/M1ZPg9). Screenings average between 12 and 15 minutes long. There will be pre-screening receptions before each program where attendees can sip cocktails and mingle with industry professionals and festival selected filmmakers in the lounge. Q&A sessions with the filmmakers will follow each program. An After Party concludes the evening.
 
Solar 2-day Directing the Camera Workshop Filming Actors
Saturday, June 23 - Sunday, June 24
Solar Film/Video Productions
632 Broadway, Suite. 304, New York, New York 10012
Phone: 212-473-3040
A comprehensive workshop exploring visual storytelling with active camera movement and skillful actor blocking. With extensive, daily hands-on exercises, participants learn to visualize the scene, work with actors, strategize with storyboards, and bring forth the enactment of the story. Attendees will learn how to visualize, recognize best camera positions, camera movement, and lens choices in relations with actor blocking. Undergoing the process, participants will understand how to convey tone, mood, and style, as well as give the film a distinct look that belongs to the director's signature vision. Solar is a one-stop production company equipped to handle a project from concept and filming to editing, audio post production, multi-media, graphic/web design and media distribution.
 
BMI 101 Workshop NY
Thursday, June 28, 12:00-13:00
BMI New York Office
Seven World Trade Center, 250 Greenwich Street, New York, New York 10007
Phone: 212-220-3000; 646-779-8455
BMI 101 is a free one-hour introductory workshop for writers and publishers, covering the role that BMI plays in the music industry, basics of performing rights, and becoming a BMI affiliate. Attendance is free, but seating is limited so RSVP with the total number of guests by email to BMI101NY@bmi.com. Admittance is granted only through advance RSVP.
 
Network at the Hollywood Chamber Business After Hours Mixer
Thursday, June 28, 17:00 - 19:00
The Magic Castle
7001 Franklin Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90028
Phone: 323-469-8311; 323-848-4475
The Hollywood Chamber November Business After Hours mixer will be hosted by The Magic Castle. A hosted house bar and hors-d'oeuvres will be compliments of The Academy of Magical Arts. There will be entertainment by magicians. Magical Castle is requesting a strict dress code that prohibits, casual or athletic attire, flip-flops, sandals, sneakers, work boots, denim, skorts, rompers, outdoor jackets, and any very revealing clothing. Meet other Chamber members and promote your business. Party favors include first drink on the house and hors-d'oeuvres served throughout the mixer. Hollywood Improv opened in 1974 offering a special kind of entertainment option where it has remained a premiere stage for live comedy while carrying a full array of event services. The event is open to Hollywood Chamber members only. Non-members can email info@hollywoodchamber.net for an invitation. Must reserve online at www.hollywoodchamber.net/event as registration will be closed once capacity is reached. The Hollywood Chamber was formed in October 1921 to replace the old Hollywood Board of Trade. It consists of owners, managers, presidents and other key representatives from a spectrum of businesses and organizations around the Hollywood community.
 
Hollywood Networking Breakfast
Thursday, June 28, 08:00-10:30
Raleigh Studios
5300 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, California 90038
Phone: 323-465-9800; 310-854-1111
To attend the Hollywood Networking Breakfast(R), you should be directly involved in the entertainment industry, a group which usually includes writers, producers, directors, development/production execs, talent representatives, casting directors, entertainment attorneys, financiers, actors and others at various levels of experience and achievement. Check-in starts at 07:20. Everyone gets 15 seconds to introduce themselves to the room. The breakfast -- held on the last Thursday of every month -- begins at 08:00 and lasts until approximately 10:30. The breakfast may sometimes be held on a Saturday or another weekday. Parking is available, free of charge.
 
 

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