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Green Kids Media

New York, New York

Biography

Lynn Rogoff is an American film, game and television producer. Rogoff's Green Kids Media is the recipient of the Kauffman Foundation Recognition of Entrepreneurial Achievement.Green Kids Media just won the 2012 People's Choice Award at the New York State Business Plan Competition. Rogoff founded the AMERIKIDS USA Company.and was awarded a challenge grant from Oracle Corporation to produce a prototype of the AMERIKIDS interactive, live action game series. The first in this series, Pony Expre...

Lynn Rogoff is an American film, game and television producer. Rogoff's Green Kids Media is the recipient of the Kauffman Foundation Recognition of Entrepreneurial Achievement.Green Kids Media just won the 2012 People's Choice Award at the New York State Business Plan Competition. Rogoff founded the AMERIKIDS USA Company.and was awarded a challenge grant from Oracle Corporation to produce a prototype of the AMERIKIDS interactive, live action game series. The first in this series, Pony Express Rider was published and released by McGraw-Hill Home Interactive. Pony Express Rider was awarded a Crystal Award, a Bessie Award, National Parenting Center Seal of Approval and a Family Channel Seal of Quality Rogoff was a Writers Guild of America, East Foundation Fellow. Born in New York City, Rogoff is a graduate of New York University Tisch School of the Arts.Rogoff’s film work is as diverse Sesame Street, Big Blue Marble, and Watch Your Mouth here in the US and Rechov Sumsum in Israel (Israeli Sesame Street). Rogoff’s television work, No Maps On My Taps has aired in the United States and internationally. No Maps on My Taps was honored with two Emmy Awards and First Prize's at American Film Festival for Best Feature Length Performing Arts Film. Rogoff won a Writers Guild of America Nomination for Outstanding Writing. No Maps On My Taps was produced on grants from the AFI, PBS, the CPB, the Ford Foundation and the NEA. This film was the first to capture the black tap dancer contribution to American history. Rogoff sat as a judge for the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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