The Tribeca Film Festival started in 2002 by Jane Rosenthal, Robert De Niro & Craig Hatkoff as a celebration of NYC as a major moviemaking hub. It also made it a mission to help revitalize Lower Manhattan in the wake of 9/11.
The Festival now draws millions of people from celebrities to incredibly talented yet little known filmmakers to movie buffs. All tickets are open to the public so you can attend screenings, panels, and more. And, as always, AT&T is offering a free ticket day on April 24th (more info here) so there’s really no excuse not to partake.
We’re looking forward to the NYC based films (including Bao Nguyen’s documentary on Saturday Night Live), the virtual reality exhibition and the Frank Sinatra tribute.
The Festival now draws millions of people from celebrities to incredibly talented yet little known filmmakers to movie buffs. All tickets are open to the public so you can attend screenings, panels, and more. And, as always, AT&T is offering a free ticket day on April 24th (more info here) so there’s really no excuse not to partake.
We’re looking forward to the NYC based films (including Bao Nguyen’s documentary on Saturday Night Live), the virtual reality exhibition and the Frank Sinatra tribute.