About Us

Launched in September 2009, NYC Production & Post News fills a real need: it provides a regular home on the web where the New York City region’s content creation communities can turn to for breaking news, reviews, and in-depth articles on the most interesting creators, productions, and crucial technologies. If you’re involved in creating film, video, or digital media, let us know what you like, or don’t, and what we might cover by sending an email to NYCPPNEWS [at] gmail [dot] com or leaving a message at our answering service 845-418-3909.

Dan Ochiva, NYCPP News founder, is a New York City-based journalist who writes and consults widely after two decades as a senior editor at millimeter magazine.

Joe Herman is a post-production professional, filmmaker, animator and journalist. He has worked at production companies, cable networks, ad agencies and has taught at the School of Visual Arts. He currently operates his own studio, Legend Multimedia (www.legendmultimedia.com). He can be reached at joe[at]legendmultimedia[dot]com.

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