Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center presents a wide range of contemporary art in the form of exhibitions, film and video screenings, presentations of new music, jazz and performance art, and literary readings. Film and videomakers are often present to introduce and discuss their work. Hallwalls also holds a monthly repertory series of international film revivals. The Jewish Museum is dedicated to the presentation and preservation of films and videos that are of interest and importance to the Jewish community. Regular museum programs consist of exhibitions, screenings, presentations, and panel discussions.
Many film directors come to New York during the festival to discuss their films.
The Kitchenette also serves as a site for featuring artists from the Kitchen Video Distribution Collection, which includes nearly 600 titles. Millennium Film Workshop, Inc. presents a range of experimental film, video, and performance art. Millenium holds screenings of independent films, programs avante-garde cinema from around the world, and organizes presentations by filmmakers and video artists. Since the late sixties, video has been an integral part of MOMA's exhibition program, with works presented in an on-going screening series, as well as in temporary and circulating exhibitions. In MOMA's monthly screening series, Video Viewpoints, artists present and discuss their works.