Post Break: Remote Workflows, New Horizons (Audio)New York State Post Production Community, Now that working remotely has become commonplace, what are the broader effects on our industry going to be? This panel will move beyond the tools of remote work to examine: The pros and cons of managing teams remotely.  The changing role of the post-PA, and what new skills are now in demand.Whether post-production teams will become global, how that could facilitate work with previously unreachable clients, and what implications that could have for tax credits.How the need for data security affects everything.   Thursday, December 3rd at 4pm EST via ZOOM Following the discussion we will be forming smaller networking "breakout rooms". A continued chance to meet and greet, expand your network! Panelists: Andrew Bly, Co-Founder/CEO, The Molecule VFX Andrew Bly grew up in Milton, PA, where he had always known his future was in entertainment and entrepreneurship. After graduating from Full Sail University he moved to New York City at 19 years old. His first freelance gig landed him on the set of Beastie Boys "Ch-Check It Out" and solidified the next year working directly with Adam Yauch at the beginning of Oscilloscope Films. In 2005 Andrew was one of the founding members of Molecule VFX. As CEO Andrew ensures that Molecule VFX remains true to their core values of delivering high-quality work within expected budgets, and has helped the company gain a foothold within a rapidly growing and challenging VFX landscape. Andrew has worked on a number of TV series and feature films such as "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" (Netflix), "Billions" (Showtime), “Dickinson” (Apple), "Da 5 Bloods" (Netflix), "The Plot Against America" (HBO), and "Five Feet Apart" (Lionsgate).Andrew is an active member of the VFX and Post-Production communities, having served as both a board member for the Post New York Alliance and Chair of the New York chapter of the Visual Effects Society. He has become one of these communities’ strongest advocates and has worked with everyone from lawmakers to local nonprofits in New York and LA to make sure that artists have the resources they need to be successful. Diana Dekajlo, Post Production Supervisor Diana Dekajlo is a New York-based post-production supervisor with extensive 4K/HDR experience. She began her career as a facility producer before moving to freelance post-production supervising. She has experience in both the documentary and narrative spaces, including Abstract: The Art of Design (Netflix), Springsteen on Broadway (Netflix), The Case Against Adnan Syed (HBO), Divorce (HBO), and The Queen's Gambit (Netflix). She is a member of the Post New York Alliance and the Producers Guild of America. Yana Collins Lehman, Chairman of the PNYA Board and President / COO of Trevanna Post Yana Collins Lehman, Chairman of the PNYA Board & President and COO of Trevanna Post - Yana currently oversees strategy and operations of the New York, Los Angeles, and London offices, overseeing a staff of 40. She has been a post-production accountant at Trevanna, working on feature films and television shows since 2004. She is an active member of Local 161. Moderator: Chris Peterson, Board Secretary / Executive Board Member, PNYA and Executive Producer Chris Peterson has worked as an Executive Producer and media technologist at post-production facilities, VFX shops, sound/music houses, and systems integrators. His credits include Hereditary, Absentia (Sony/Amazon), Women of Troy (HBO), and Roger Waters’ concert tours and films. Prior to that, he was a producer/videographer/editor for the Howard Stern Show and on location for cable series in Brazil, Argentina, Trinidad, and around the United States. He is the host of the PNYA’s popular webinar series “Post Break,” which has been providing timely, post-Covid information and community fo