Wednesday, July 12, 2023
6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Via Zoom
HDC invites you to a conversation with Matt Lamb, a location manager known for his work on iconic productions such as Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Godfather of Harlem, Life & Beth, Girls5eva, and many other projects that have beautifully showcased the vibrant neighborhoods of New York City. This session is part of HDC’s Preservation School series, which features highly informative presentations and conversations about a wide variety of preservation issues in New York City.
Matt will delve into the fascinating process of researching and discovering locations that authentically represent diverse cultures and specific periods in time. He will share insights on how he collaborates with communities to highlight the importance of community engagement in his work. Such efforts can often bring little-known neighborhoods to life on the screen. Matt will emphasize the significance of finding locations that accurately portray the stories being told, creating a compelling visual narrative that enhances the overall production. Through his expertise and experiences, he will provide valuable insights into the world of location management and its impact on helping film and television audiences appreciate the role of historic preservation in telling the city’s story.
The program will be moderated by Lorna Nowvé, a member of HDC’s board of directors. She has worked on a variety of New York-centered projects, including Only Murders In The Building, Law & Order, and Nurse Jackie.
