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NYC Twestival is very proud to announce new partners for the upcoming Celebrity Bowling at Brooklyn Bowl in support of CampInteractive.

CJP Digital Media, For Your Imagination and New York Television Festival have come on board to support the event and of course CampInteractive, our chosen charity for NYC Twestival.

We would like to extend our thanks to all three organizations. Their support will be crucial in helping pull off an amazing event on September 12th. Keep reading for more information about each of these fantastic organizations.

CJP Digital Media, a unit of CJP Communications, develops informed marketing, business development and influencer relations strategies for multi-platform media and entertainment companies.  CJP Digital was an early pioneer in the utilization of then-emerging online video platforms to develop original branded entertainment properties as alternative PR vehicles, creating The Temp Life, the first sponsored Web series for recruiter Spherion in early 2006, which was later ranked among Brandweek’s Brightest Ideas of the Year.  Today the firm  continues to produce original entertainment properties for companies across industries through its digital studio.

For Your Imagination

For Your Imagination is a leading branded entertainment web video studio focused on the development, packaging and multi-platform distribution and syndication of high-quality branded web video. The studio works with brands to develop their online video content, produce a high quality video program, package to appeal to the key demos and ensure the delivery of the content to the desired target audiences with scale and reach. New York City based For Your Imagination is built upon the experience of interactive and TV industry veterans whose combined expertise include web development, major television and movie production, national marketing campaigns and technology.

New York Television Festival

The NYTVF was founded in 2005 as the industry’s first recognized independent television festival, providing a platform to elevate the work of artists creating for the small screen. Held annually each fall in New York City, the birthplace of modern television, the Festival unites artists, executives, industry figures, and fans together in one forum to celebrate the medium and to help shape its future. This year’s festival will be held from September 21-26. Most events are free, and open to the public. For more information,
visit http://www.nytvf.com.