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On June 5, 2007, The Museum of Television & Radio changed its name to The Paley Center for Media. All references to events on these pages reflect the institution's name at the time of the event.
Many of the honorees have participated in panel discussions at the Center over the past twenty years to discuss their careers and work. Wherever possible we are offering excerpts from those discussions. The full programs of all the excerpts are available at the Center in New York and Los Angeles.
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Gwen Ifill discusses how television and newspapers cover the White House differently.
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Lucy Jarvis on her career
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Fay Kanin recalls visiting prostitutes at a New York City police station while researching her adaptation of Gail Sheehy’s Hustling.
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Friends creator/executive producer Marta Kauffman speaks about the impact actors had on the evolution of the characters on the seminal sitcom.
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Kay Koplovitz on her career
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Claire Labine discusses how she and her partner, Paul Avila Mayer, created Ryan’s Hope. Also shown are One Life to Live writer Matthew Labine, supervising producer and director Frank Valenti, and cast member Erika Slezak.
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Susan Lacy says that biographical filmmakers must eschew given assumptions and provide "a new way of looking at" their subjects.
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In this excerpt from a Museum tribute to the cast and crew of ER, Mimi Leder describes the process of shooting certain scenes on location in Chicago.
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Shari Lewis talks about her gentle approach to children’s television.
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