Broadway Video is a media production and distribution company located within the Brill Building on Broadway, New York, United States. Founded in 1979 as a production house tasked with post-production work on Saturday Night Live, Broadway Video has since become one of the largest independent production companies within New York. It has won several awards, including an Emmy for production work on the television program 30 Rock.
The company was founded by Lorne Michaels in 1979. In addition to an increased focus on distribution, Broadway Video increased its production of television series, typically starring Saturday Night Live alums. The company saw its first major success with the release of the primetime NBC comedy series, 30 Rock.
Broadway Video is an independent entertainment company. With headquarters in New York, and offices in Los Angeles, are responsible for the production and distribution of numerous television and film titles. Founded by Lorne Michaels in 1979, the initial focus of the company was the handling of post-production duties of NBC's Saturday Night Live. Subsequently, Broadway Video has expanded into the production and select distribution of television and film titles in a variety of genres. More recently, Broadway Video has been involved in the production of short-form media, including television commercials and broadcast promotions.
In 2009, Broadway Video Entertainment was issued the trademark rights to "Broadway Video" by the USPTO.
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