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Drew Baldwin Before joining Tubefilter, Drew was an award-winning creative director at Studio 8 Entertainment, which produced original series and new media campaigns for major brands, such as Nike, AT&T, and Intel. He has served as an advisor on the American Film Institute Digital Content Lab's design roundtable for ABC-Disney, was a former editor of The Daily Reel, and coordinated commercial and new media projects at the Los Angeles office of Paradigm Talent Agency. Drew currently serves as the Chair of the New Media Council of the Caucus for Directors, Writers, and Producers, and on the Interactive Media Peer Group for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, for which he served as a Blue Ribbon Judge for the 61st Primetime Emmy Awards. A passionate and outspoken advocate of original video programing online, Drew has presented at several conferences and events, including the AFI Fest, South by Southwest, OMMA Global Hollywood Conference, Digital Hollywood, the iHollywood Forum Digital Media Summit, the Screen Actors Guild, and the Independent Television Festival. He is a co-founder and executive producer of the Streamy Awards, the first awards show celebrating excellence in Web television, and the International Academy of Web Television, a professional organization of online entertainment content creators, producers and talent dedicated to the growth of the online entertainment industry. He is also a co-founder of the Open Entertainment Alliance, a public policy advocacy group for the online entertainment industry. He graduated from Yale University with a BA in Humanities. |
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Joshua Cohen Joshua began his career in traditional film and television, producing documentaries for A&E Television Networks, the Discovery Channel, and Anatomical Travelogue. Along with Jamison Tilsner, he quickly recognized the profound impact that the Internet would have on the media industry. In April 2007, the two co-founded Tilzy.TV, one of the first media outlets dedicated to providing news and reviews for original, online, episodic programming, which was acquired by Tubefilter, Inc. in 2009. Joshua is a co-founder of the Streamy Awards, the first awards show celebrating excellence in Web television, and the International Academy of Web Television, a professional organization of online entertainment content creators, producers and talent dedicated to the growth of the online entertainment industry. He graduated from Emory University with a BA in History. |
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Marc Hustvedt Marc is an Internet entrepreneur, writer and new media producer. He has guest lectured at the UCLA Anderson School of Business and has been a panelist at numerous conferences, including Digital Hollywood, New York Television Festival (NYTVF), Streaming Media West, Independent Television Festival and SXSW. Previously, he managed a division of The Washington Post Company and founded airClick, an online advertising startup, in 1998. Marc is a co-founder of the Streamy Awards, the first awards show celebrating excellence in Web television, and the International Academy of Web Television, a professional organization of online entertainment content creators, producers and talent dedicated to the growth of the online entertainment industry. Marc is regularly quoted by press including the Associated Press, The Washington Post, Wired, and the LA Times. He graduated from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) with a BA in Economics and Computer Science. |
