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NEW YORK WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION PRESENTS THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY MUSE AWARDS FOR VISION AND ACHIEVEMENT December 10, 2019 • New York City 4.5" ©2019 T&CO. ©2019 T&CO. presents the ©2019 T&CO. ©2019 T&CO. 40TH ANNIVERSARY MUSE AWARDS FOR VISION AND ACHIEVEMENT Tuesday, December 10, 2019 11:30 AM Reception • 12:30 PM Luncheon Program New York Hilton Midtown HONORING 7.5" Caroline Hirsch Gloria Estefan Shoshannah Stern Anjali Sud Founder, Singer Creator CEO Carolines on Songwriter Writer Vimeo Broadway Actor The Loreen Arbus The Mayor’s Office Executive Changemaker of Media & Award Entertainment Made in NY Award Ann Dowd Kasi Lemmons Jane Rosenthal Emcee Actor Director CEO Nancy Giles Writer Tribeca Actor Enterprises The Nancy Malone The Career Impact Tiffany T Directing Award Achievement Award TITLE: CUSTOM EXECUTION.jpg DIVISION: United States NON-BLEED SIZE: 4.5" x 7.5" JOB#: 2019-2736_MG_BW_USA_Complimentary Journal Ad 4.5 x 7.5_Full Page.indt PUB/DATE: Complimentary Journal Ad 4.5 x 7.5 - 22 Nov, 19 SKU #: SPACE: NYWIF Gala Program PRINTED: Not Printed CATEGORY: FASHION PRINT SCALE: 100% IMAGES: TCo_Logo3_CMY100K.eps @ 90.17%, 190513_Shot_01_151_EXT_v5_QC_R600_FOGRA.jpg @ 36.6% FONTS: Sterling Text Roman, Sterling Text Bold TRAFFIC: RAQUEL LARGAESPADA PRODUCTION: Lindsey Leiby PLEASE CONTACT JENNIFER MCLAUGHLIN WITH PRODUCTION QUESTIONS 212-230-6790 WARNING: The fonts used in this ad are custom-designed fonts that have specific text ligatures and other custom specifications. Use of any substitution fonts will result in space and text errors. ComputerArts Tra c Creative AdvertisingMProduction erchandising Director,Studio Group CCO ____________ Asst.Manager Copy Vice Asst.Brand Vice Services &DAM ____________ Director ____________ ArtDirector ____________ Group Director ____________ President ____________ Manager ____________ President ____________ ____________ Vice Asst.Manager Manager President ____________ Graphic Copy Group Account Computer Arts ____________ WW Tra c ____________ Designer ____________ Director ____________ Director ____________ Coordinator ____________ Director ____________ ____________ Director,SR Asst.Manager ArtDirector ____________ Creative Senior Media Production Computer Artist ____________ Tra c ____________ Assistant ____________ Copywriter ____________ Director ____________ Coordinator ____________ Manager ____________ Manager,SR Proofreading Tra c ArtDirector ____________ Creative Brand Advertising Production Coordinator ____________ Specialist ____________ Copywriter ____________ Manager ____________ Assistant ____________ Coordinator ____________ ____________ Proofreader ____________ 40TH ANNUAL MUSE AWARDS From the Executive Director Welcome to our 40th anniversary Muse Awards. I feel such exhilaration as I write this. New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT) created the Muse Awards to recognize the extraordinary contributions women have made in the media and entertainment industry. In 1980, about 100 women gathered at Barbetta restaurant for the first Christmas luncheon— what would become the Muse Awards—to honor critic Pauline Kael. Forty years later, over 1,400 of us are sitting in the Hilton ballroom to celebrate the accomplishments of women in our indus- try. Today we honor the past four decades, and the future of NYWIFT. The following are a few highlights from NYWIFT’s development: 1977: New York producer/director Lenore DeKoven and The Hollywood Reporter bureau chief Morna Murphy Martell convene 25 female colleagues in DeKoven’s Manhattan apartment to discuss forming New York Women in Film—and suddenly the lights go out across NYC. Could the power surge resulting from creation of NYWIF have caused the 1977 blackout? 1990: Susan Sarandon receives a standing ovation for a passionate, politi- cally charged speech at the annual luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria. 2002: A symposium and film exhibition celebrating NYWIFT’s 25th Anni- versary, 25 Years of Women Calling the Shots, is held at Lincoln Center’s Walter Reade Theater. June 2019: NYWIFT presents its first-ever NYWIFT Summit on Inclusion, Equality, and Safety at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice. NYWIFT has come a long way, but its core mission remains the same: ensuring that women take their rightful place in the media and entertain- ment industries. Let us celebrate those who have paved the way and inspire us. Happy holidays! Cynthia López -2- -3- NEW YORK WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION 40TH ANNUAL MUSE AWARDS Caroline Hirsch The Mayor’s Office of Media & Entertainment Made in NY Award CAROLINE HIRSCH, owner of Carolines on Broadway, the iconic New York comedy venue, is a highly successful entrepreneur, producer, vision- ary, and innovator in the entertainment industry. Her namesake comedy venue has been in business for more than 35 years, and she founded and produces the annual New York Com- edy Festival, which just wrapped its 16th year. In the early 1990s, she produced Caroline’s Comedy Hour for A&E, which won a Cable ACE Award for Best Stand-Up Comedy Series, and Too Hot Tamales for the Food Network. In 2006, Hirsch launched Stand Up for Heroes, a benefit for the Bob Woodruff Foundation that supports wounded veterans and their families and has raised $56 million to date. MARION CURTIS In 2017, she launched a production company, Carolines Entertainment, executive producing the film projectsAsk for Jane, now streaming on Amazon Prime, based on the true story of the Jane Collective: a group of young women who developed an underground network that helped women get safe abortions in Chicago between 1968 and 1973; The History of Anti-Semitism, a documentary series for PBS tracing the arc of anti- Semitism from 400 BC to the present day; and What A Mother, a docu- mentary for Comedy Central that explores the relationships between comedians and their mothers through interviews and clips from film and television, looking at how their mothers have influenced their careers. In 2019, the New York Comedy Festival partnered with The Female Quotient, a company dedicated to achieving workplace equality, to bring a pop-up activation to the festival that included conversations featuring a diverse group of panelists, from comedic talent to media executives, focused on diversity and equality in the workspace. -4- -5- NEW YORK WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION 40TH ANNUAL MUSE AWARDS Gloria Estefan GLORIA ESTEFAN is a seven-time Grammy-winning singer, actress, song- writer, author of two New York Times best-selling children’s books, and philanthropist. One of the most successful crossover artists in Latin music history, she has achieved worldwide sales of over 100 million records over the course of her career and has had 38 number one hits on the Billboard charts. Her iconic songs include “Conga,” “Turn the Beat Around,” “Get on Your Feet,” “Con Los Años Que Me Quedan,” and “Mi Tierra.” Her song “Hotel Nacional” was the first by a female artist to debut in the top spot on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart, while “Music of My Heart” received an Oscar nomination. Estefan has received an American Music Award for Lifetime Achieve- ment and was inducted into the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame. In 2015, President Obama honored Estefan and her husband, Emilio, with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor. In 2018, the Library of Congress honored the couple with the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, and in 2017 she received Kennedy Center Honors. The Broadway musical On Your Feet!, featuring Estefan’s hits and executive produced by Gloria and Emilio Estefan, was nominated for a Tony Award and received an Outer Critics Circle Award and a Drama League Award. With her husband, Estefan owns multiple restaurants and hotels and a minority share in the Miami Dolphins. The Gloria Estefan Foundation funds charitable programs for young people and supports research through the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. The recipient of an Ellis Island Medal of Honor and a Humanitarian Award from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Estefan sits on the board of trustees for the University of Miami, where she earned her B.A., and holds honorary degrees from that school, the Berklee College of Music, and Barry University. -6- -7- NEW YORK WOMEN IN FILM & TELEVISION 40TH ANNUAL MUSE AWARDS Shoshannah Stern The Loreen Arbus Changemaker Award SHOSHANNAH STERN represents the fourth generation of a Deaf family. While a senior at Gallaudet University she flew to Los Angeles and booked a television role that led to guest-star spots on series such as Providence, Boston Public, and ER and a cameo opposite Matthew Broderick in feature filmThe Last Shot. While playing a rape victim on The Division opposite Marlee Matlin, she so impressed the director that he created a recurring role for her in his next project, Threat Matrix. Stern played a recurring role on Golden Globe–winner Weeds and was cast as Bonnie Richmond on Jericho, prompt- ing the character to be rewritten as Deaf. She then played her first lead role in a film, Annie inAdventures of Power. Other credits include television movie Sweet Nothing in My Ear, independent filmThe Hammer, television series Lie to Me, feature filmNo Ordinary Hero (playing herself opposite Marlee Matlin), and the Emmy-winning music video for “Yes We Can.” Stern starred in a sold-out 30th anniversary revival of Children of a Lesser God at Deaf West Theatre and was nominated for an LA Weekly Theater Award for best actress. She appears as Helen Keller in Comedy Central’s Another Period and was featured in Supernatural. More recently Stern filmedThe Magnificent Meyersons with Kate Mulgrew, Richard Kind, and Lauren Ridloff. She also recently wrapped season two of This Close, a dramedy she wrote, created, and stars in. The show is based on a web series created with her writing partner, Josh Feldman, that debuted at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. The first season won a Media Access Award and GLAAD and Peabody Award nominations. Stern was named to the 2019 Variety Inclusion Impact list in recognition of her efforts to raise awareness both in front of and behind the camera.
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