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Consultants

This growing directory includes consultants who provide a variety of services to New York-based media arts organizations and artists. To search by the type of services provided, expand the "Search + Filter" window to the left. 

Please note, the following individuals have been reviewed for basic eligibility appropriate to media arts consulting.  NYSCA does not recommend or endorse these resources otherwise. 

To request that information be added to this list, or to request a revision to the information currently included, please contact Wave Farm's Media Arts Grants (MAG) program: mag[at]wavefarm.org.

  • CultureHub  New York

     

    CultureHub provides video production services and professional consultation to private companies and not-for-profit organizations looking to creatively integrate telepresence, livestreaming, and other technologies into their work. Past clients include Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, and the Ford Foundation/Artspace Art Bridge Program.

  • Lee Azzarello  Series Digital,  New York

     

    Series Digital offers technical consulting in support of solutions they design, develop, and integrate. Series Digital also acts as outside advisers to help select and deploy technology. In this capacity, they make themselves available as consulting technologists, business analysts, and project managers. Series Digital offers brand ID, logo development, graphic design, and UX design services. They specialize in design that works across the full landscape of devices, from workstations to mobile phones. Series Digital has been developing software solutions since 2006.

  • Yona Backer  Third Streaming Advisory Services ,  New York

     

    Third Streaming Advisory Services (3SAS) is a New York-based research and strategic consultancy. We develop strategic plans and specialize in organizational development. Moreover, we implement and bring to successful completion integrated solutions that reflect our clients' core values, resulting in increased efficiency and impact. Our distinctive capabilities come from our team’s varied backgrounds, on-the-ground experience and field knowledge. The foundation of success imbued in the 3SAS process is attributed to two primary components: (1) a clearly outlined plan which advances a comprehensive organizational vision and goals; and (2) collaborative and informed decision-making throughout the entire process.

  • Peter Berry  Supercosm,  Washington

     

    Peter Berry is a software engineer, database designer, systems administrator, and platform architect. He holds a Master of Computer Science and has been solving problems for fifteen years on a variety of platforms including C, C++, Java, Perl, PHP, Ruby, Transact-SQL, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Linux, Solaris and DirectX. Peter's clients include Dia Arts Foundation, Sony Station, MTVi, Alltrue Networks, Electronic Arts Intermix, GameLab, one9ine, PBS Online and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. His recent work includes 3D&I, a kid's site about design that won the 2003 Education Webby, a web-based catalogue management system for the Dia Arts Foundation, and a demo game for a new experimental "glove" input device.

  • Howie Chen and Andrew Lampert  Chen & Lampert,  New York

     

    Based in New York City, Chen & Lampert (C&L) is a creative consulting and artistic management firm that delivers targeted strategies and incisive solutions to every level of the art world paradigm. As curatorial and business consultants, C&L have provided content and advisory services to well over 80 major museums, galleries, artists, estates and organizations. From archive management and estate administration to career development and infrastructure assessments, C&L provides unprecedented support for all the large and small quandaries associated with maintaining creative practices and doing aesthetic business.

  • CollectiveAccess  Whirl-i-gig,  New York

     

    CollectiveAccess is a free, open-source, and fully customizable collections management and presentation software designed for museums, archives, and special collections. Whirl-i-Gig, CollectiveAccess's development team, works directly with end-users who require assistance in realizing their projects. Consulting may include specific services such as data migration or new feature development, or may span a full project lifecycle from design to implementation to publication. Free technical support is also available through the CollectiveAccess online forum.

  • Erin Donnelly  Independent Consultant,  New York

     

    As an independent arts manager, Erin Donnelly consults with artists applying for grants, preparing applications for public art projects, and seeking fiscal sponsorship. Her services include grant writing and editing, project management, drafting budgets, preparing resumes and artist's statements as well as compiling support materials for applications.

  • Kevin Duggan  Independent Consultant,  New York

     

    Kevin Duggan has over 35 years of experience working with the non-profit media arts community, with a focus on development and fundraising, strategic planning, board development, and project management. He specilaizes in helping small and mid-sized organizations, and artists, in working creatively with technology to achieve their goals.

  • Roger Getzoff  Cinema Technology Services,  New York

     

  • Harvestworks  New York

     

    The Harvestworks Project Management Program provides individual consulting and project team development to independent producers working on immersive media systems for theater, exhibition and listening experiences. Clients include Paul Pfieffer, Simone Subal Gallery, Postmasters Gallery, Oberlin College, California Institute for the Arts and Rochester University, among others.

  • Athena Christa Holbrook  Independent Consultant,  New York

     

    Athena Christa Holbrook is an audio-visual archivist dedicated to the history, preservation, and presentation of time-based media art. She has extensive experience working for artists, private art collections, and major arts institutions. She specializes in the preservation and collection management of film, audio, analog and born-digital video, software-based artwork, and performance. Services offered: collection assessment, inventory and cataloging, risk assessment and recommendations, database and storage advisement, communication with vendors, short and long-term analog and digital preservation planning.

  • Andrew Ingall  Pandamonium Productions,  New York

     

    Pandamonium Productions provides curatorial and program content for film, visual art, and performance, as well as guidance on philanthropy, planning and project management. Ingall has worked as an arts and culture professional for over twenty years. Pandamonium offers services to diverse clientele who appreciate clear objectives, a collaborative approach, and respectful dialogue to produce meaningful work and maximize impact. Projects in 2015 include organizing the exhibition "Videofreex: The Art of Guerrilla Television" for the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, fundraising and strategy for the documentary film "Cooked," and strategic/technology planning for United Palace of Cultural Arts.

  • Paula Manley  Paula Manley Consulting,  New York

     

    Founded in 1999, Paula Manley specializes in supporting media arts organizations throughout the U.S. in building their capacity to enact their missions. As an experienced executive director, program director and nonprofit board leader, she brings extensive practical knowledge to her consulting services including: facilitating dynamic meetings and retreats; assessing organizational and program effectiveness; developing actionable strategic plans; strengthening board and staff leadership; building collaborative cultures and teams; and planning for leadership transitions.

  • Steve Masur  Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP,  New York

     

    Mr. Masur is an attorney with over 20 years of experience advising digital media and entertainment clients on their corporate and intellectual property transactions and day-to-day business issues. He has counseled clients in a wide variety of industry and has experience working with both enterprise level clients, as well as early stage entities. Mr. Masur is passionate about helping businesses succeed, and frequently assists clients with formalizing partnership opportunities with both celebrities and established brands. Additionally, Mr. Masur serves on a variety of corporate and nonprofit boards, and is a frequent speaker at conferences and events worldwide.

  • Donna Hardwick  On and On Marketing & Communications,  New York

     

    On and On Marketing & Communications specializes in building and implementing marketing campaigns for transmedia projects. The company was founded in 2008 in Los Angeles and is now based in Brooklyn. The agency handles strategic planning, cause-related marketing, public relations, event planning, project management, development and educational outreach. Client areas include entertainment, film, television and non-profit genres, especially those tied to social issues. Notable clients include National Black Programming Consortium in Harlem; Slavery by Another Name for Sundance Film Festival world PBS broadcast premieres; Unity Productions Foundation; and Reconciliation in America project.

  • Doug Sauer, CEO  New York Council of Nonprofits, Inc. (NYCON),  New York

     

    Founded in 1927, NYCON is a 501 c(3) membership-based, mission-driven, statewide association of diverse charitable organizations. With close to 3,000 members, NYCON provides a collective policy voice and serves as a crucial support and information provider to organizations across the state. NYCON’s staff-based expertise is diverse and nonprofits can expect to find lawyers, fund development specialists, finance experts, governance experts, risk management experts and more – all one call away. NYCON strengthens the business and organizational capacity of nonprofits, acts as an advocate, helps to inform philanthropic giving, and conducts research to demonstrate the relevance and impact of nonprofits.

  • Sharan Sklar  Sklar Media,  New York & California

     

    Sklar Media is a management consulting company launched in 2000 to provide business strategy and capacity development services to media related businesses and nonprofit organizations, particularly those making innovative use of technology. Clients include: TED Conferences, Tribeca Film Institute, Games for Change, NYSCA, New Video Group, POV American Documentary, and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Our team of consultants works with visionary leaders to identify and prioritize goals and to develop the strategies to realize them.

  • Dylan Skolnick  Cinema Arts Centre,  New York

     

    Based on his nearly thirty years at the Cinema Arts Centre, Long Island’s premiere community-based art house cinema, Dylan Skolnick offers consulting on building membership, arts management, film programming, and board development.

  • Maria Venuto  Standby Program,  New York

     

    Standby provide media post-production, preservation services, and technical advisement in support of these services including project consultation and collection assessment to artists, museums, galleries, libraries and archives.

  • Dolly Turner  The Turner Group,  New York

     

    The Turner Group provides marketing strategy and campaigns to improve public participation, marketing, communications, digital and social media, branding, and strategic partnerships. Our services encompass assessment, competitive analysis, goal setting, development of annual marketing and communications plans, campaign execution, digital and social media, and special events. Our clients include visual arts, theater, music, festivals, and artists.

 
 
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