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Cameron Deahl is a New York University student who pursues business studies, with a minor in film and television producing. Having taken courses on entertainment media industries, Cameron Deahl is also serving as a marketing and programming intern with the streaming platform Mubi, which emphasizes a curated approach to presenting foreign language and critically acclaimed films.

As described in an early 2017 New York Times article, Mubi is modeled on traditional repertory cinemas that serve the community by programming diverse films on a daily basis. The online equivalent of a “limited run” showing, the platform introduces a single movie each day, with one movie disappearing from the list of available streaming movies after its 30-day run has ended.

The popular site, which boasts more than 100,000 subscribers, had its inception a decade ago as Auteurs and pioneered an approach that would focus on quality, rather than the “all-you-can-eat” vision of Netflix. The site has grown in the years since and in 2016 expanded into theatrical distribution with the acclaimed Belgian and French comedy “Baden Baden.” Mubi has recently launched a “Discoveries” program, which highlights new movies that have made an impression at film festivals worldwide.

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New York University's Tisch School of the Arts

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New York University's Tisch School of the Arts

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After becoming an admissions ambassador for New York University’s Office of Admissions in New York, New York, Cameron Deahl became a marketing and programming intern for MUBI. Cameron Deahl attends New York University’s Stern School of Business, where he is pursuing a bachelor of science in business while minoring in psychology, and its Tisch School of the Arts, where he is studying producing for film and television.

Founded in 1965, the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University is known as one of the country's pre-eminent institutions for media arts, cinematic, and performing arts education. The school draws aspiring scholars and artists from around the world and offers degrees that range from a bachelor of arts to a Ph.D. in a large range of disciplines. The Tisch School of the Arts is very selective in who it invites to become students, looking over writing samples, histories, and portfolios to determine the best candidates for admission.

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Chance the Rapper Wins BET Humanitarian Award

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Chance the Rapper Wins BET Humanitarian Award

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A graduate of Highland Park High School in Illinois, Cameron Deahl is working toward a bachelor's degree in business at New York University. When he isn't studying, Cameron Deahl enjoys listening to some of his favorite rap artists, including Chance the Rapper.

A native of Chicago, Chance is a Grammy-winning musician who has shown a commitment to improving the lives of young people in his community. In March, the Coloring Book rapper personally donated $1 million to Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and later raised an additional $2.2 million in funding through a partnership with the Chicago Bulls, Scooter Braun, and Hannibal Buress. Furthermore, Chance announced plans for an arts and literature fund that will begin investing resources into CPS in the 2017-18 school year.

For his charitable efforts and commitment to positively impacting educational and social initiatives, Chance was recently named the recipient of the 2017 BET Humanitarian Award. Past recipients of the award include Jesse Williams, Muhammad Ali, Alicia Keys, and John Legend. Chance expressed gratitude upon receiving news of the honor as well as a desire to do more through his position as an entertainer.A graduate of Highland Park High School in Illinois, Cameron Deahl is working toward a bachelor's degree in business at New York University. When he isn't studying, Cameron Deahl enjoys listening to some of his favorite rap artists, including Chance the Rapper.

A native of Chicago, Chance is a Grammy-winning musician who has shown a commitment to improving the lives of young people in his community. In March, the Coloring Book rapper personally donated $1 million to Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and later raised an additional $2.2 million in funding through a partnership with the Chicago Bulls, Scooter Braun, and Hannibal Buress. Furthermore, Chance announced plans for an arts and literature fund that will begin investing resources into CPS in the 2017-18 school year.

For his charitable efforts and commitment to positively impacting educational and social initiatives, Chance was recently named the recipient of the 2017 BET Humanitarian Award. Past recipients of the award include Jesse Williams, Muhammad Ali, Alicia Keys, and John Legend. Chance expressed gratitude upon receiving news of the honor as well as a desire to do more through his position as an entertainer.

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A marketing and programming intern for the film-streaming platform MUBI, Cameron Deahl is attending New York University in pursuit of a career as a television producer. Since moving to New York, Cameron Deahl has taken an interest in Broadway theater.

Broadway is New York City's oldest north-south street, and its theater district, which spans from 42nd to 53rd Street, is home to 40 professional theaters that each can seat at least 500 people. Below are three must-see shows currently playing on Broadway.

1. Prince of Broadway - The recipient of 21 Tony Awards, Harold Prince is one of the most beloved individuals in all of American theater. Prince of Broadway, which is directed by Prince, celebrates his legendary career with fully-staged hits from his catalog of musicals, including Fiddler on the Roof, West Side Story, and The Phantom of the Opera. Playing at the Manhattan Theater Club, the show runs until October 22, 2017.

2. Cats - An iconic musical based on TS Eliot's Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, this show of dazzling dance moves and spectacular costumes is playing at the Neil Simon Theater through December 30, 2017.

3. Bandstand - Set in post-World War II America, this big band musical follows a group of incompatible veterans who overcome their collective tragedies from the war en route to winning a national song competition. The recipient of a 2017 Tony Award for Best Choreography, it's playing at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theater until December 30, 2017.

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A marketing and programming intern for the film-streaming platform MUBI, Cameron Deahl is attending New York University in pursuit of a career as a television producer. Since moving to New York, Cameron Deahl has taken an interest in Broadway theater.

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Stern and Tisch Entertainment Business Association Mentorships at NYU

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Stern and Tisch Entertainment Business Association Mentorships at NYU

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Cameron Deahl is an NYU student who is working toward a degree in the entertainment industry. A fan of television, Cameron Deahl hopes to contribute to unscripted television programming when he finishes his studies. He is accordingly a member of the Stern & Tisch Entertainment Business Association at NYU.

NYU's Stern & Tisch Entertainment Business Association (STEBA) connects students who are interested in the entertainment business to industry leaders. It is open to all NYU students, not just students at the Stern and Tisch schools. STEBA makes a wealth of resources available to students through programs, panels, and guest speaker presentations. Its members also maintain a focus on using connections to secure employment and internships in the world of music, film, television, and other artistic mediums.

STEBA operates a special mentorship program in order to pair high-achieving students with volunteer peer mentors. These mentors are active students who use their experience to help younger peers succeed. Typical mentorship activities include resume review and networking activities, as well as opportunities for low-key socializing.

The STEBA mentorship program opens to interested parties at the start of each semester. To participate, sign up for the STEBA email newsletter.