Join us for this overview of how profits can be made with the production of both program content and advertisement on Youtube.

• How much income can be generated by content providers?

• How much of your YouTube income is derived from ad revenue, sponsorships and other sources?

• What strategies can be employed to increase viewership on your Youtube channel?

SPECIAL GUEST Hugh Brownstone

Many of you may already familiar with Hugh from his vlog and Youtube presence. He has over 50,000 subscribers on Youtube where he regularly evaluates video production equipment. To date, he has produced hundreds of reviews and can be counted on for his thorough and well-informed opinions. He will join us to share his Youtube experiences and answer your questions.

Manayunk Brewing Company – River Room – 4120 Main St Philadelphia PA 19127

Networking 6:00 – 7:00

Meeting Begins Promptly at 7:00 PM

Lite Food will be provided; cash bar available

The Philadelphia Screenwriters Happy Hour is a monthly gathering of writers, actors, directors, producers and anyone interested in creating film in Philadelphia and beyond. We meet monthly to network, feature industry professionals who share their knowledge and advice about the industry, and provide attendees with the opportunity to share their work. Members have been featured through live readings of screenplays or screenings of their finished work. Our goal is to keep the movie dream alive in Philadelphia so come join us!

Our September meeting will features Michael J. Dennis. Michael has over 20 years of experience as a filmmaker, critic and festival curator. He holds a B.F.A. from New York University and a M.F.A. from the American Film Institute. In 1999, he founded Reelblack, a film company dedicated to creating and promoting “Good movies ‘bout Black folks.” He has directed and edited over 450 segments for Reelblack TV. A three-time grant recipient of Mind TV’s Philadelphia Stories, his work has screened on CNN, BET, WYBE-TV and Aspire TV. Awards include Film of the Year, Phillyhiphop.com for Philly Boy (2002), Best Documentary NC Black Film Festival for Jazzyfatnastees in Process (2003), Emerging Filmmaker Award NC Black Film Festival (2004), CNN IReport Grand Jury Prize for The 13th Amendment (2008), PhillyCAM Impact Award (2013), Citation from Philadelphia City Council (2013).

TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT http://bit.ly/GPFOEmmyParty2019

The Greater Philadelphia Film Office and Live Nation invite you to the inaugural 71st Emmy ® Awards Viewing Party. Don your best red carpet attire and join us for a live simulcast of the Emmys®, complete with catered food and drinks – all while supporting a great cause!

The GPFO is a non-profit economic development agency promoting southeastern Pennsylvania to the film and television industry. Since 1992, we’re proud to have created thousands of family sustaining jobs and injected over $5 billion into our regional economy. This year alone, our organization successfully provided resources to television productions from 4 major studios including, Netflix, HBO, AMC and Apple.

Next year, we look forward to seeing Greater Philadelphia and its vibrant community of media professionals represented on the Platinum screen through these projects. By supporting this industry, you will help us continue to brand Philadelphia as a creative incubator and leading global media production market that drives tourism, innovation, revenue and civic pride. And like film commissions all over the world, we provide our services completely free of charge to those in need of our assistance.

Guests will be welcomed down the red carpet, hosted by Fox29 & Good Day Philadelphia’s Mike Jerrick and Alex Holly!

VIP Tickets: $171, includes private cocktail reception with passed hors d’oeurvres from 6-7:30PM, food and open bar all night.
General Admission: $100, includes food stations with limited bar (beer, wine, signature cocktail) all night, starting at 7:30pm.

TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT http://bit.ly/GPFOEmmyParty2019

Being the black sheep of a progressive middle-class German academic family is no easy feat, but Thomas (Florian David Fitz) relishes discovering new ways to poke fun and rile up his siblings. His latest gag – announcing that he and his pregnant girlfriend, Anna (Janina Uhse), have decided to call their son “Adolf” – was merely meant to serve as a good conversation starter or pretext for debate at Stephan (Christoph Maria Herbst) and Elisabeth (Caroline Peters)’s dinner party. It never occurred to Thomas that his ruse to exchange witty repartee with family and friends would lead to a grave upending of appearances.

A breakout hit at the German box office, HOW ABOUT ADOLF? is a superbly crafted and perfectly paced social satire that is winning audiences over across the globe.

ARTZ Philadelphia presents two films that will challenge and inspire you to understand dementia in a new way.

About the films:
Moment to Moment (Jury Prize for Best Short, 2019 San Francisco DocFest; Special Jury Award at 2019 IFFBoston)

This short film follows Carl and Susan, scientist and artist, respectively, as they navigate the challenges of Carl’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis. Unable to engage in the scientific inquiry of his prior career, Carl finds solace in his basement, dismantling discarded electronics in search of the valuable copper inside. What begins as a perhaps questionable behavior evolves into a shared artistic collaboration, as Susan turns the copper into art.
View the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/322285610

Love is Listening: Dementia Without Loneliness A Memory Bridge Documentary

This hour-long film brings globally recognized authorities in the arts, science, and spiritual traditions together to reveal how we can move from fear to being with people with dementia–indeed, with anyone who disturbs us. This documentary marks a new day in our understanding of what it means to truly listen.

Vie the trailer here: www.memorybridge.org/the-films

Filmmakers Michael Attie (Moment to Moment) and Michael Verde (Love is Listening: Dementia Without Loneliness)will be present for a Q&A after the screenings.
Tickets: $10
Location: Woodmere Art Museum, 9201 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia PA 19118