New York's Web Video Community
- Location
- New York, NY 40.72-74.0 10013US
- Meetups
- 29 so far
- Members
- 3,300 Web Video Professionals
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- June 27, 2006
NY Video is the world's largest organization of web video professionals. We meet monthly in NYC to showcase and discuss the emerging trends of our industry. Each month local startups, content producers and media companies demo their latest products in front of 400+ peers. A full bar, lively discussions and professional networking happen before and after the demos. Our goal is to bring the web video community closer together to help each other succeed by sharing our collective experience and contacts. Come out to hang with fellow pioneers of the Internet's fastest growing new media.
Our website: http://www.nyvideo.org
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
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What's new?
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Nov 6
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New member
“My company works in the area of web video and we are working more in the NY area so I'm very interested to meet local people in the field.”
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Nov 5
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New member
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New member
“network” -
New member
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New member
“interested in this business-”
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Nov 3
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New member
“Based in Melbourne, Australia, I can't physically make it (but, hang on,.... maybe by webcast, Aha!). I spent much of the 90's producing VHS/DVD ed. videos (approx. 400), but have been distracted by developing and running a social club in the 00's.” -
New member“I work for a webcasting company.”
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Nov 2
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New member
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Oct 31
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New member“network with other film industry professionals”
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Oct 28
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New member
“Networking; business opportunities” -
New member“This group has been recommended to me by other members as a great way to see new product demos and network with fellow industry leaders.”
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What members are saying
“ great group seems to be growing exponentially ”
“ At first I thought it was mainly a tech group, but it's much more eclectic than that. Many "content producers" were there, too. The conversations were engaging. ”