Student Filmmakers Share Their Creative Ideas in PitchNY Program
SUNY Oswego students (from left) Nicole Demartino ’21, Ryan Maguire ’22 and Richard Bethea ’20 were three of only 50 students from colleges in New York selected from around 200 applicants for the prestigious PitchNY program in November in New York City. The two-day program, co-sponsored by the Governor’s Office of Motion Picture and Television Development, NBCUniversal and the Tribeca Film Institute, provided unforgettable and invaluable experience in networking and how to pitch entertainment executives, as each student got to present their ideas multiple times, as well as participate in behind-the-scenes tours and networking events. Read more.
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