My Publicists' Publicist, Nominated for First New York Emmy Award



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The sounds drowning out the political hoop-a-la this morning are that of dropping of jaws and rounds of applause for our own 2013's announced Emmy nominee!

emmyMy Publicist® is pleased to announce that its lead Publicist, freshman, Ms. Angela Moore has received a 2013 New York Emmy® Award "NOD" in two separate categories for her works in the filed of ; excellence in coverage of entertainment subjects. This Emmy nomination is the first for Angela as well as My Publicist®.

The nomination is in the “Arts: entertainment subjects” category, for: Excellence in coverage of entertainment subjects – variety or performance issues or topics. 

With the second nom for: excellence in a program or special that focuses on general entertainment, variety or performing arts.

My Publicists® is a multi-disciplinary Entertainment and Social-media for-profit, national Publicist firm dedicated to presenting contemporary business', the performing arts, and international music artist's, that are reflective of our diverse universe, and to providing resources and platforms to support their creative process.

The firm specializes in mass and social communications for national and international events, public figures, high profile entertainers and businesses' world-wide.
All of our services offerings are to enhance the public’s perception and access to the understanding of arts and media.

Angela certainly reacted to her nominations differently.
While her staff met the news with characteristic humility and a mild lack of audible excitement; " I jumped around in my kitchen and I ran down the driveway of my home with my PJ's on, and walked confidently back to the house chanting, my net-worth is about to increase, all while pulling the trash can back up the hill aside me" she said.

About The New York Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences

The New York Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences is the preeminent membership organization of professional service organization dedicated to the advancement of the arts and sciences of television and the promotion of creative leadership for artistic, educational and technical achievements within the industry.
NY NATAS recognize outstanding achievement, encourage the pursuit of excellence and promotes the highest standards of quality by conferring the industry’s classic and most coveted peer-recognition symbol of distinction, the Emmy®.

Background

The New York Chapter was founded on November 15, 1955. Ed Sullivan served as its first president.
The New York Chapter is the flagship chapter of 19 in the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences: Boston /New England, Chicago/Midwest, Cleveland, Heartland Chapter, Lone Star, Michigan, Mid-America, Mid-Atlantic, Nashville/Midsouth, National Capital/Chesapeake Bay, New York, Ohio Valley, Pacific Southwest, Rocky Mountain/Southwest, San Francisco/Northern California, Northwest, Southeast, Suncoast and Upper Midwest, as well as by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (ATAS) in Los Angeles.

There are approximately 2,000 members of the New York Chapter and 15,000 members nationwide.

New York Chapter members come from all aspects of the television industry - production, post-production, managerial, talent, technical, support services, etc. - and from companies including broadcast networks, cable programming services, local stations, independent production companies, public relations, advertising agencies, unions, guilds and more.

Policy for the New York Chapter is set by a Board of Governors comprising professionals representing Broadcast Journalism, Creative Crafts, Design, Direction, Executives, Music, Performance, Production, Sales/Marketing, Writing and Advanced Media.
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