50th Publicists Awards Set For Feb. 22, 2013

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50th Annual Publicists Awards

Awards Background 

The ICG Publicists Awards, begun in 1964, honor excellence in publicity and promotion for motion pictures and television programs and spotlight the work of union publicists. Recipients are selected in several different categories and are voted on by their peers in Local 600. No other event celebrates the importance of publicists’ contribution to the entertainment industry.


Los Angeles, California- 


The Publicists of the International Cinematographers Guild (IATSE Local 600) have set the date of their 50th anniversary ICG Publicists Awards Luncheon.

It will be in the International Ballroom of the Beverly Hilton Hotel on February 22, 2013, positioned, as usual, two days before the Oscars®. Awards are presented in the following categories:

  • Motion Picture Showman of the Year, 
  • Television Showman of the Year, 
  • Lifetime Achievement, 
  • Maxwell Weinberg Publicist Award for a Television Campaign and separately for a Movie Campaign, 
  • the Les Mason Award for Career Achievement in Publicity, 
  • Excellence in Unit Still Photography and;
  • the Bob Yeager Award for Community Service.

Beverly Hilton Hotel
International Ballroom
9876 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
No Host Cocktails – 11:00 AM
Luncheon – 12:00 PM
Awards Program – 12:30 PM

Tickets Sales
Joanna Mousseau, Events Coordinator
joanna@ipgla.com | 323-876-0160 ext 241
Ticket prices (per seat)
Pit: $200.00 SOLD OUT
Tier 1: $175.00 SOLD OUT
Tier 2 & 3: $150.00
Active Member: $85.00
Click here to download the Invoice form

Ad Sales & Sponsorships
Bill Moran
bmoran@socal.rr.com | 818-349-2171

Event Information
MaryAnne MacDougall, Events Manager
mm@ipgla.com | 323-876-0160 ext 228

Comments

  1. Giacomo FerrarioFebruary 22, 2013 at 6:42 PM

    Very Nice! Thank you for all the Information. My wife is at this Luncheon and you can imagine how proud I am of her 26 years in the business.Her last project 'Silver Linings Playbook' and then 'The Fighter' 'Ides of March' back to 'Million Dollar Baby' and hundreds of others before that. Just an amazing career Worldwide. She comes from a very small Village of 400 people in Italy so coming to America (Hollywood) and living 'The American Dream' is pretty amazing! I grew up in Malibu, California and Santa Monica around Martin Sheen, Sandy Kofax taught me to play baseball, and other neighbors in the BIZ. It never caught my eye so I entered the Military and Intern'l Bus. later. Today I am also acting 'when things come up' through my wife and Voice Overs (doing pretty well too). Funny how life goes 'Full Circle'. We never really escape our past! lol Take care and thanks again for PNB, James

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