I found NATPE's PitchCon, their summer event, to be invaluable in making contacts in television and…read morenew media upon moving to Los Angeles. Further, the event has inspired me to create a new anthology webseries. The summer event is so good that I continue to attend PitchCon each year ... working for the organization. pitchcon.org

I worked as a freelance makeup artist at Nine Network Australia for years when I lived in…read moreHollywood. They are so fun and such a professional bunch. I loved doing interview shows with them, satellite media tours

More Filipino culture to go around and it's FREE! Great TV station, looking forward to more shows…read moreand variety to come.

Eagle News (Tagalog version) is 4 star. However, I am sure there's a lot of Filipinos who can…read morerender better weather reporting that what you have shown. The Evening News with Sam and Alma, although better than TV Patrol, came across as cold and passive. The "Spoon" by Janice de Belen I gave it 0 star. How in the world can you show cooking shows by not mentioning the ingredients. I often hear her say: "Next ito naman, sunod yun, at saka ihalo naman ito after that." And in one episode, she was processing some ingredients, but never said a word. Please forward to Ms. de Belen this feedback, because I am sure she can improve or she can get tips from Food Network.

I'm writing this final review of 2024. In 2024, Streaming is becoming the major source of online…read moreentertainment, Television industry has to transform and to nurture TV industry post pandemic. As a millennium, I didn't even know that Television was in Black & White. But I do remember, when I've watched my favorite shows such as The X files, The Lone Ranger, Charlie Angels or sometimes with my family, I've to watch the boring soaps like Dynasty. The television culture is more than just a show. It's a family gathering, learning identities, and also primarial source for information back in my childhood. IMHO, this could better than bombarded by social media (s). What is unfolding would make you very happy in Saban Media Center. According to Emmy's official website, this theater has been celebrating 70 year of Television. As a member of Sag-Aftra & Television Academy, I'd be honored to attend events here. The Wolf Theater at Saban Media can host 600 seats for the screening event. The breeze around the garden and the vibe is so serendipitous in the TV academy. The Wolf Theater is named after Dick and Noelle Wolf. This is one of my favorite places in North Hollywood and the invitation only for the industry people. Though, mostly you could bring your significant other from time to time depending on the event. There's plenty of up-scale restaurants around Noho if you've done and grab a bite later on. But Dive Bars? Here it's tips; The Brickyard, Risky Business (my fav) and even El Tejano, the spicy mexican night bar or if you're looking for action, The Bullet Bar is quite well-known for LGBTQA+. You don't need to go down Studio City or Toluca Lake. Literally 5 minute walk from TV Academy. The NoHo becomes hit for youngsters and glad that TV Academy made the right choice to called home here in North Hollywood. This Saban Media Center is exquisite and this is your time to shine how sophisticated you can be with your plus one. I'll close out with true appreciation for Saban Media Center at Television Academy and many more to come. See you 2025 ! ! !

What a beautiful theater and a beautiful complex in general…read more This is the home of the Television Academy and it does not disappoint. I went here recently for a screening, and the theater they have is beautiful. It's large, the seats are very comfortable. Very, very nice. They have screenings, talkbacks, and plenty of other fun industry things that go on here. The exterior of the complex is also quite nice. It almost makes you forget that you're in the heart of North Hollywood. There is also a parking garage, which offers a discounted rate if you are attending a screening (it is also open to the public). I had a lovely time visiting here and hope I can be back soon.

Great time working with the US bureau - all the staff and crew are friendly, professional and nice…read moreto deal with. Grateful for the opportunity to work for my home country..thanks for having me- Love Jacquie

These guys are leading the way, showing a lot of great content by and about the Iranian American…read morecommunity. Keep an eye on them, I think they're going to do great things.

My parents subscribe to the service in Texas and don't watch anything else. They pay $20/month for…read moreservice. Only complaint they have is that the single LNB on the dish stops working every 2 years so they have to spend $40 on a new LNB each time to replace it (why I give it only 3 stars). Their dish and receiver are made by DMS International Products. I don't know what other people are using, but if your equipment is made by someone else and works better, let me know!

I've been a KUSC listener for over 50 years but since the transition to Classical California the…read morestation has become practically unlistenable. I agree with the sentiments of the 1and2 star comments. I tune in the morning... acoustic guitar. I tune in in the afternoon, acoustic guitar. I tune in in the evening - and what do I hear? You guessed it - ACOUSTIC GUITAR. On a daily basis. Don't get me wrong, I even play acoustic guitar and used to welcome Rodrigo et. al. from time to time. It makes me wonder if the programming dept. is attempting to pander to some particular untapped donor base or perhaps it's a personal preference of someone high-up. Along with their habit of playing single movements, war-horses over and over, film, game music and the random contemporary tonally banal composers it's become a Classical Light Easy Listening Station. No wonder Jim took off running.

Classical KUSC is now "Classical Lite," playing only snippets of works. This afternoon they played…read moreonly the first movement of Dvorak serenade for winds, doing violence to Dvorak's masterpiece. Multimovement pieces - symphonies, concertos, etc. - are whole works by their composers, not independent pieces arbitrarily stuck together. In the Dvorak piece the first movement anticipates the last movement, unifying his creation. Playing only the first movement is like playing only the first 20 minutes of a 90 minute film. KUSC is doing violence to classical music and demeaning classical composers.