Industry party, event and premiere photos for the week of April 16
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<p>At a New York screening of the HBO film <em>Paterno </em>(l. to r.): Barry Levinson, director; Richard Plepler, chairman and CEO, HBO; and Al Pacino. </p>
<p>At <em>The Atlantic</em> and Discovery’s panel “<em>Invisible Killers</em>: A Documentary Screening and Conversation” at The Hamilton Live in Washington, D.C. (l. to r.): Marc Etkind, GM, Science; Steve Rivo, director, <em>Invisible Killers</em>; Margaret Low, Atlantic Live; Tom Yellin, executive producer; Gabrielle Tannenbaum, senior producer; John Bardin, senior director, production, Discovery; and Alexandra Moss, supervising producer.</p>
<p>(From l.): Sarah Barnett, president and GM, BBC America; Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh, stars of <em>Killing Eve</em>; and Yohana Desta of <em>Vanity Fair</em> at a special screening of the series in New York.</p>
<p>Fuse visited the New York office of OMD for an upfront presentation (l. to r.): Jason Miller, executive VP, ad sales and integrated marketing, Fuse Media; Chris Geraci, president, national video investment, OMD; singer/songwriter Elley Duhé; hip hop magician Smoothini; and J-T Ladt, chief content officer, Fuse Media. </p>
<p>(From l.)<strong> </strong>David Harbour, Milli Bobby Brown and Caleb McLaughlin <br tml-linebreak="true"> at the PaleyFest LA 2018 event honoring Netflix’s <em>Stranger Things <br tml-linebreak="true"> </em>at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood.</p>
<p>At the world premiere watch party for Freeform’s <em>Marvel’s Cloak and Dagger </em>at SXSW in Austin, Texas (l. to r.): Jeph Loeb, Marvel Television; Olivia Holt; Joe Pokaski, executive producer; Karey Burke, Freeform; Aubrey Joseph; and Gina Prince-Bythewood, director.</p>
<p>(From l.): Ava DuVernay, creator/executive producer; Kat Candler, executive producer; and Rutina Wesley at the PaleyFest 2018 event honoring OWN’s <em>Queen Sugar </em>at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. </p>
<p>Wrenn Schmidt (l.) and Lawrence Wright at an Emmy for your consideration screening of Hulu’s<em> The Looming Tower</em> at the Television Academy in Los Angeles. </p>
<p>(From l.): Tom Ascheim, Freeform president; Yara Shahidi; and Karey Burke, Freeform EVP, programming and development, at an Emmy for your consideration event for <em>Grown-ish</em>. </p>
<p>At the Hollywood Radio-Television Society’s “Who’s Buying and Watching Documentary on TV” Breakfast Spotlight panel at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif. (l. to r.): Molly Thompson, A+E Networks; Alex Gibney, filmmaker; Dawn Porter, director/producer; Liesl Copland, Endeavor Content; and Vinnie Malhotra, Showtime Networks. </p>
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