Shooting Kitchen

Shooting Kitchen + Danny Boome

admin — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:38:37 +0000

We are pleased to announce our partnership with Food Network’s Rescue Chef, Danny Boome. The Shooting Kitchen is a host venue for the “Danny Boome Cooking School” in NYC.

“The Shooting Kitchen is the perfect platform for the school,” enthused Danny. “The facility has everything our business was looking for to hold cooking lessons and demonstrations. The added bonus is that the space is a working studio, which will allow my other business, Crash Bang Boome Productions, to use it for our ever-growing food webisode business.”

Visit http://dannyboome.tv for more info!

Ralph Lauren Tastemaker Dinner

admin — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 14:53:26 +0000

RESOURCE MAGAZINE FEATURE

admin — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 02:58:48 +0000

We were really excited to be featured in the summer issue of Resource Magazine.

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Proud to be “Made in NY”

admin — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 14:52:38 +0000

Made in NY program sponsored by New York City and The Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting.

The Shooting Kitchen is proud to announce we have been selected to participate in the “Made in NY” program sponsored by New York City and The Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting.

As program participants we happily accept the “Made in NY” Discount Card - Available to bona fide productions shooting in the City, the “Made in NY” discount card provides discounts and special offers when presented to participating vendors, including hotels, airlines, car rental and messenger services, banking services, production services and more. Click here for more information.

Parties always end up in the kitchen

DummyAuthor — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 19:27:33 +0000

Join us on October 29th for our official launch. We’ll be hosting a group of friends, family and associates over wine and appetizers. Get to know some new people, check out our studio and have some low key fun. RSVPThe fun officially starts at 7PM but if you would like to see the studio while there is daylight, please feel free to stop bay any time. Give us a call, we’ll be happy to have you.

Poetry & Perfection

DummyAuthor — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 09:26:07 +0000

Our friend and neighbor Rony Zibara, Director of Innovation at Fahrenheit212 has launched a delectable food and lifestyle website called Poetry of Food with the help of web development studio HAAS/créa Corp. and the Shooting Kitchen.

The web development team at HAAS/créa headed up by Alex Bonamarte have successfully integrated the refined aesthetic qualities of a magazine in a content management system (CMS), while incorporating the dynamic of both a blog and a social network.During development, the Shooting Kitchen’s studio space played host to late night production meetings, breakfast reviews, and coding jam sessions at all hours; over bowls of nuts, dried cherries and a steady stream of coffee.

The site features the work of over 15 acclaimed foodies that are writers, chefs, wine critics and food enthusiasts all around. Their unique columns, recipes photos and video are presented in a hybrid magazine / blog format. Vivid imagery of food, restaurants and destinations are presented alongside quirky prose that personifies the colorful and varied points of view of the contributors, including yours. — That’s right, when you join POF (it’s free) you will be able to contribute your stories, photos and recipes too.

Visit www.poetryoffood.com and www.haascrea.com to find out more.

Tribeca & Soho

DummyAuthor — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 09:25:39 +0000

We are located on Laight Street at the intersection of Canal and 6th Avenue, a block off West Broadway and steps from the subway, shopping and dining .

About our neighborhood.

TriBeCa became known in the 70s and 80s for the sprawling lofts artists
converted to studios. TriBeCa is a haven-like
enclave that draws notables for its secluded feel and high culture; the
neighborhood is populated with refined restaurants, high-end,
specialized shops, and private residences. A stroll through TriBeCa
reveals upscale eateries like Nobu, MR CHOW, Chanterelle, and Bouley,
local staples like Bubby’s and Odeon, and sophisticated retail options
such as Issey Miyake and Stephen Alan. Also home to independent movie
theaters and filmmakers, this is where the Tribeca Film Festival
emerged.