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Tribeca Talks: Jad Abumrad with Jason Reitman

Since his early days composing film scores, award winning audio producer Jad Abumrad has always had an exceptional ear. He has been called “master of the radio craft” for his unique ability to combine cutting edge s... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Ogresse

Grammy-Winning Singer Cécile McLorin Salvant discusses her work on the upcoming animated film Ogresse, based on her wildly original and widely acclaimed song cycle. Get a glimpse at this groundbreaking work-in-progress, f... read more

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5. Tribeca Talks: BMI Presents- The Art and Business of Scoring for Film, TV & Visual Media

Saturday 6/11 5:30PM - 7:30PM Whether it’s for a feature film, network tv, streaming platform, gaming, or other visual media source, in today’s world, there are more ways than ever for composers to get their... read more

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1. Tribeca Talks: Cancellations and Hidden Costs: The Reality of Pandemic-Era Nightlife

Friday 6/10 5:30PM - 7:30PM New York may have officially ended most pandemic restrictions but the health crisis continues to haunt nightlife businesses. From adopting a hybrid event model to revamping booking strategies... read more

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4. Tribeca Talks: In Conversation with Detroit Techno Artists Kevin Saunderson and Blake Blaxter on the Roots of the Sound and Where It Lands

Saturday 6/11 3:30PM - 4:30PM Prior to the Wolrd Premiere of God Said Give 'Em Drum Machines Techno pioneers Kevin Saunderson and Blake Blaxter will discuss the beginnings of techno music and how Detroit, Michi... read more

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Tribeca Talks: The Power of Black Women's Imagination: A Dedication to bell hooks

This conversation will offer insight into the imagination of Black women's creative process. Drawing on bell hooks' work All About Love, we will explore the power of film as a healing modality, discover how creators center joy in their... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Latinx Voices + the Art of Non-Fiction

Latinx filmmakers are pushing the boundaries of non-fiction, crafting urgent, deeply invigorating films. A conversation centered on race, class and representation featuring filmmakers Kristy Guevara-Flanagan (Body Parts), Rebeca Huntt ... read more

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Tribeca Talks X Blackhouse: Unpacking the Ethics & Art of Film Curation: A Conversation with the Programmers of Colour Collective

Members of the Programmers Of Colour Collective discuss the nuances and responsibilities of the film curation process, digging into challenges they have experienced, and identifying values and principles that could be applied by any organizatio... read more

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Tribeca Talks X Blackhouse: An Act of Worship & the Perspective of Community Storytellers

This panel will discuss why it’s important to have storytellers from marginalized communities, who can provide a perspective through their lived experience, and disrupt harmful narratives that impact their communities. read more

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Tribeca Talks X Blackhouse: Filmmaking and Activism: From Civil Rights to Reparations

Conversation with film co-directors Whitney Dow and Erika Alexander (The Big Payback) and Yoruba Richen and Johanna Hamilton (The Rebellious Life of Mrs Rosa Parks). Topics to include reparations, filmmaking as a tool for poli... read more

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Tribeca Talks X Blackhouse: Ben Crump and the Movement for Social Justice

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and documentary filmmakers Nadia Hallgren and Kenya Barris join Rashad Robinson, President of Color of Change in conversation about the current state of racial justice in our society. Moderated by Blackhouse Fou... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Can Immersive Art Help to Revise Our Relationship with Nature?

In this expert panel discussion, Myriam Achard (Phi Center) speaks with globally acclaimed digital creators who dedicated their artistic careers to experiences and stories that make us redefine our relationship with nature and environment. Hear fr... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Making a Difference with Immersive Non-Fiction Stories

Can immersive non-fiction stories create more engagement and social impact than traditional storytelling? What is the added value of using mixed media and XR technology in shaping relevant documentary narratives? XR veteran, Nonny de la Peña, visu... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Extended Reality as a Modern Identity Toolkit

Hear from creators who are using immersive technology and multiplatform storytelling to explore their cultural heritage and help communities to heal and share their stories with global audiences. A conversation with directors and creators of This ... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Female Leadership in Games

Hear from the female creative and studio leaders in the games, Charu Desodt (As Dusk Falls, Interior/Night) and Tatiana Delgado (American Arcadia, Out of the Blue Studio) on their experience making games for wid... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Netflix Games - A Conversation with Creators Behind the Games

Just 7 months ago, Netflix launched mobile games to members around the world and has steadily grown its roster of titles ever since. Today, members have access to over 20 games - with no ads and no in-app monetization - across different genres as ... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Rising Voices: Moving Forward, Reaching Back: The Power of Mentorship

The mentors of Indeed's Rising Voices Season Two discuss the value of mentorship and the importance of sharing knowledge with the ascending generation of filmmakers. read more

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Tribeca Director Ann Shin Talks Her Oscar-Shortlisted Documentary MY ENEMY, MY BROTHER

After its world premiere at the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival, Ann Shin's MY ENEMY, MY BROTHER has gained the Academy's attention. read more

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In A Better World

Fresh from her Oscar win for Best Foreign Language Film, director Susanne Bier talks with Tribeca about westerns, bullying and her award-winning work. read more

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Philip Gelatt on The Bleeding House

The first-time director talks with Tribeca about his creepy, dark thriller, "set in the deep woods of Texas suburbia." Available on demand now, and in theaters Friday. read more

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Coupling: Caitlin Fitzgerald Talks Newlyweds & Tribeca

This New England girl-turned-New Yorker on working with Streep and Stillman, and improv-ing her way through Ed Burns' latest tale of the city. read more

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Walton Goggins on Spielberg, Tarantino, and “Django Unchained”

From the third season of the critically acclaimed TV show “Justified” to supporting roles in “Lincoln” and “Django Unchained,” Walton Goggins talks to Tribeca about his banner year. read more

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Tribeca Lounge Talks IBM How VR Games and Artificial Intelligence Deepen Learning and Engagement

VR creators Fred Volhuer (Notes on Blindness: Into Darkness, TFF 2016) and Gregoire Parain (Unrest, TFF 2017), and IBM Serious Gaming Consultant Porter Stowell discuss the inters... read more

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Stars Align: Here are All of Tribeca's 2018 Talks, Reunions, and Special Screenings

Scarface, Schindler's List, and In the Soup will all be honored at anniversary screenings at this year's festival. Check out what else is in s... read more

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Tribeca Takes: Kore-eda Talks with Gray and Kim about Stil Walking

TFF 2009 filmmaker Bradley Rust Gray and his wife, filmmaker So Yong Kim, talk with one of their idols, Hirokazu Koreeda, about his new film Still Walking (TFF 2009). read more