Tribeca All Access at TFF 2010
Made possible by Bloomberg, Tribeca All Access (TAA) is a year-round initiative that supports the careers of filmmakers who hail from communities traditionally under-represented in the film industry. Entering its seventh year, TAA provides participating directors and screenwriters the opportunity to present their upcoming works in progress in one-on-one meetings with more than 100 registered industry executives during the Festival. For the third year, Tribeca All Access includes international delegates through its associations with the UK Film Council and the Canadian Film Centre.
The juried TAA Creative Promise Awards provides winning filmmakers with cash awards, and year-round TAA program alumni benefit from free access to shooting and post equipment, promotional support for completed films, and special presentations of works-in-progress.
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Tribeca All Access is made possible by Bloomberg with major support from Time Warner and additional support provided by SAP, the New York State Council on the Arts and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
TAA Films @ TFF 2010
Monica & David
World Documentary Feature Competition[MONIC] | 2009 | 68 min |
Directed by: Alexandra Codina
USA
Billy and Aaron
Shorts in Competition: Narrative[SHARD] | 2009 | 10 min | Short Narrative
Directed by: Rodney Evans
Netherlands, USA
Cookie
Shorts in Competition: Narrative[SHARD] | 2009 | 12 min | Short Narrative
Directed by: Francisco Ordonez
USA
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The Tribeca Film Institute is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization serving audiences and artists year-round. While TFI’s mission remains grounded in the heart of its New York City founding, its reach and influence in the film community has expanded to capture international acclaim and participation. Since its inception in 2001, TFI has become an industry-recognized institution. Administering a dozen major programs annually, TFI reaches 10,000 people through its year-round programming in New York City as well as its featured initiatives at the Tribeca Film Festival.
