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Made in NYC: Creators Conversation

  • NYU Production Lab (Lower Level) 16 Washington Place New York, NY, 10003 United States (map)

Calling all aspiring creatives! Find out what skills are needed to work on a set and make content. Accomplished​ storytellers reveal how they produce captivating entertainment and the qualities they look for when hiring their crew.


Cherice Hunt, Producer, Black Twitter: A People’s History, Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop

Cherice Hunt is a creative producer committed to forward-thinking, innovative, and justice-rooted storytelling. Since graduating from Boston University with a degree in Film & Television, she's gone on to produce multiple premium documentaries and documentary series including Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop on Netflix and Black Twitter: A People's History on Hulu. Along with Netflix and Hulu, she's crafted stories for Disney+, BET, ABC News, Freeform and Conde Nast. She is currently story producing a true crime series with Lisa Cortes and Blue Ant Media.


Chelsea Lupkin, Sr. Programmer at Short of the Week, Director at Greenpoint Pictures

Chelsea Lupkin is a Senior Programmer at Short of the Week and is known for her short horror film Lucy’s Tale, which is streaming for free on Gunpowder & Sky’s horror platform, ALTER, where it has been viewed over 6.6 million times. She is a represented film director at Cinetic Media and also has commercial representation at Greenpoint Pictures. 

Paul C. Rosen, President & CEO, Nitrous

Paul C. Rosen is the owner and driving force behind Nitrous Ltd [www.nitrous.tv], a  premier video agency that specializes in delivering cutting-edge production, editorial,  visual effects and finishing services for film, television and digital media. With a career  spanning over two decades, Paul has built a reputation for his exceptional expertise in  production and post-production, his eye for detail and his passion for storytelling. 


Moderator: Camila Brango, Director of Community, Center for Communication

Camila Brango is a seasoned media, communications, and public speaking professional with a dynamic background in journalism, marketing, and social media. She currently serves as the Director of Community at the Center for Communication, where she leads the development and execution of marketing strategies for the Center’s signature forums and summits. As the spokesperson of the Center, Camila not only represents the organization during events but also dedicates her time to mentoring young professionals looking to break into the media industry.

Presented with the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment and NYU Production Lab

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

The Center's programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

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