Press
May 13th, 2020
Maryland Today (terp.umd.edu)
Class Notes
Todd Ehrlich '86 won his fourth New York Emmy on April 25 in an event live-streamed online. He won as the executive produce for the television special "Tunnel to Towers".
May 8, 2020
Dwight-Englewood School News (D-E.org)
Todd Ehrlich ’82 Wins 4th Emmy
Alumnus Todd Ehrlich '82, a television producer at WCBS-TV, recently won his 4th Emmy Award for his work on the Tunnel to Towers Special. It was Todd's 20th Emmy nomination during a celebrated career.
Ehrlich is pictured with his son Jagger, to whom he dedicated his Emmy!
April 29, 2020
News Break
Englewood Producer Captures 4th Emmy Award
Englewood native Todd Ehrlich received his 4th Emmy award for his work producing the Tunnel to Towers special. Ehrlich also received an Emmy Nomination as the writer of the special...
"It's incredible to be recognized for being able to share all the good that Tunnel to Towers does every year. It's been an honor in itself to have been selected to tell their story since 2008 and work with the most creative team in New York TV at WCBS-TV."
April 22, 2020
Patch
Englewood Producer Todd Ehrlich Nominated for 20th Emmy Award
"I am honored that CBS and Tunnel to Towers have allowed me to tell their story yearly since 2008," Ehrlich said. "They have raised millions of dollars and helped thousands of critically injured veterans, gold star families, and families of fallen first responders with small children. Today they are helping health care workers. We were honored with two Emmy nominations to help spread the word for all the good that the foundation is doing yearly. I am proud to a part of the best team in TV at WCBS and honored to receive a nomination for Best News Special alongside of them. I am humbled to be recognized with a nomination for writing the special."
NYEmmys.org
BOARD OF GOVENORS - 2019-2021 Board Officers
Production Category - Todd Ehrlich
Three-time Emmy Award Winner and eighteen-time Emmy Nominee ... In the ever changing world of Broadcast TV, Ehrlich's responsibilities include everything from overseeing broadcast specials, field producing, shooting and writing.
This wide ranging skill set can be invaluable to understanding what goes into each and every Emmy entry and he will bring that knowledge base to the Board of Governors.
March 14, 2018
Patch.com
Ehrlich Elected to NY Emmy Board of Governors
"I am honored to have this opportunity to serve as a member of the Board of Governors," said Ehrlich. "I am privileged to have been recognized with three Emmys. To have a chance to contribute and provide my insight into what goes into these Emmy submissions and the gala is very gratifying to me."
His thought provoking and touching speech introducing Dana Tyler (into the NY Emmys Silver Circle) can be seen here.
April 4, 2017
Patch.com
Englewood Producer Nominated for 18th Emmy Award
Todd Ehrlich received his 18th Emmy Nomination for a feature covering the first ever tower climb race held at One World Trade Center..
"The Tower Climb was one of the most emotional events I have every covered." said Ehrlich. " It helps raise funds for the foundation's program, Building for America's Bravest. They build smart homes for critically wounded veterans to help them regain their independence at home."
May 9, 2016
O’Dwyers
O’Dwyers Briefs
T-LINE TV, New York, produced a website for actor Dominic Chianese (The Godfather, The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire) to highlight his career achievements and promote his charity project, Joy Through Art, to improve the lives of seniors citizens in nursing homes. The site, www.dominicchianese.net, won a bronze medal at the Horizon Interactive Awards.
May 5, 2016
201 Magazine
Ehrlich Earns Nomination for Komen
Todd Ehrlich [“Standout Segments,” April 2016] received his 17th New York Emmy Awards nomination for his The Komen Race for the Cure special, in the 2016 Health/Science: Program/Special category. The show highlighted the efforts for the Susan G. Komen Greater New York City’s efforts to raise money for breast cancer research. Ehrlich has been honored for producing TV segments on a variety of topics, including Superstorm Sandy. His inspiration for the Race for the Cure special was his cousin Joanne Ehrlich, a cancer survivor.
April 5, 2016
201 Magazine
Standout Segments Englewood’s Emmy-Winning Broadcast Producer Is A Passionate Storyteller
Even when he is buried in a mountain of work, like today, logging 11-hour days prepping 70 Emmy submissions for CBS Sports, Todd Ehrlich is never to busy to take a call from someone with a great story to tell. As president of New York City-based T-LINE TV (tlinetv.com), the award-winning broadcast producer has carved out a career bringing inspiring, sometimes gut-wrenching, stories to the screen.
His Emmy-winning works include WCBS-TV’s 9/11 special Tunnel to Towers and Race for the Cure, a prelude show to a Susan G. Komen race event, as well as the network’s team coverage of Superstorm Sandy.
“I don’t ever have a typical day, in any way, ever,” smiles the Englewood native, who founded his company 20 years ago and has since won three Emmy Awards, garnered 16 nominations and received more than 90 international awards for its production work. His projects range from broadcast television segments and documentaries to corporate videos, commercials to social media campaigns for clients including WCBS-TV, NCAA Basketball, Major League Soccer and Nasdaq.
Believing that “each and every client has a very specific story to tell,” he takes a hands-on approach to every project. “With a bigger company, the talent gets diluted but I have the luxury of cherry-picking the people who work on each aspect of a project and, of course, I direct, write and fully produce each one,” explains Ehrlich.
To produce award-worthy work, he turns to a top-tier team – including editors, cameramen, musicians, graphic artists and on-air talent –to match the tone of every project to his available talent. Amassed over decades in the industry, his Rolodex of talent includes such well-known names as Dr. Max Gomez, Duke Castiglione and Kirstin Cole.
Companies turn to him because they can count on his full attention and expert analysis. His current project, for example, goes well beyond editing Emmy submissions for CBS Sports. “They didn’t win any last year so first I looked at every segment they entered, watched every segment that ultimately won and produced a 35-page report on how to improve their chances.”
A graduate of University of Maryland, where he earned a degree in Radio, TV and Film, Ehrlich has always been a sports lover. “When I got an opportunity to work for The George Michael Sports Machine, all of a sudden I realized my avocation and vocation could be the same thing.” He interned at five different stations during college before moving back to the tri-state area to work as a production assistant for WPIX in New York City.
He was recently one of five Dwight-Englewood School graduates invited back for a panel discussion with alumni who are giving back to the community. A highlight he shared was a segment he produced for “Eye On New York” on WCBS-TV featuring “Sopranos” actor Dominic “Uncle Junior” Chianese and his “Joy Through Art” program.
“Once a week, he performs at nursing homes in New York, singing, talking to them, becoming part of their extended family,” Ehrlich says.
“Using my vocation and skills to make an tangible impact is exceedingly gratifying,” he says. His annual “Race For The Cure” special “gives me a chance to talk about the Susan G. Komen fundraising effort, tell people how they can get involved, how the money is spent and provide support for uninsured women. The focus is about surviving and thriving after breast cancer,” he explains. “It’s a powerful special that includes tips from women who’ve been there. I hope it helps them stay strong in their fight.”
A previous “Race For The Cure” show, which garnered an Emmy Award, was especially inspiring to Ehrlich. “It featured a young woman named Karen Rein who was 36 and had no family history of breast cancer and no detectable lumps. Her doctor suggested having a routine baseline mammogram and she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She told me if she had waited until she was 40, she would have been in the fight of her life,” he says. “She is cancer-free today and often speaks about the importance of early detection. Having the opportunity to tell her story was incredible. She called me after the segment aired and told me ‘Tonight we saved someone’s life.’”
Next up for the producer? “I’ll be finishing a music app that combines a game with music discovery, completing a fully animated commercial real estate video for a client, and continuing to develop a documentary with [writer and director] Roberto Monticello on Cuban baseball.”
On the rare day he’s not working, Ehrlich might be found on a local golf course but even then, work is never too far from his mind. “I love golf and, believe it or not, a lot of business is done on the course and at every meeting, there is someone who plays,” he says. “People in my business are passionate about it and, the best thing is, you don’t have to be great at it, but you need great etiquette and you need to be able to tell some great stories.”
On that, Ehrlich is well covered.
February 22, 2016
Patch
Englewood Native Earns Emmy Nomination
“It’s an honor to be recognized with an Emmy nomination for work that Komen is doing for area women fighting breast cancer and their families. This is a responsibility that I take very seriously and it warms my heart to be able to help women find help at a critical time in their life,” said Ehrlich.
April 23, 2015
O’Dwyers
Ehrlich Gets Emmy Nod
Todd Ehrlich of T-LINE TV received a New York Emmy nomination for a feature from the live 9/11 special, “Tunnel to Towers” that aired on CBS affiliates in September.
The program, chronicling the live Tunnel to Towers run. The feature covered 18 amputee veterans emotional visit to ground zero on Independence day. The foundation has built smart homes for each of vets. Ehrlich received an Emmy nod in the Human Interest: Program Feature/Segment Category.
The nomination was Ehrlich’s 16th. He has won three Emmy Awards. He said the nomination “stands as a testament to these 18 men, their irrepressible spirt, and the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.”Todd Ehrlich is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to excellence in television. Ehrlich's latest gem, the live 9/11 special Tunnel to Towers aired locally on WCBS-TV and on CBS affiliates across the country. The Independence Day feature from the show was the recipient of the prestigious New York Emmy Nomination in the Human Interest Program Feature/Segment category.
March 16, 2015
newsroom jersey
Emotional Independence Day for Injured Veterans Earns 16th Emmy Nomination for N.J. Native Todd Ehrlich
Todd Ehrlich is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to excellence in television. Ehrlich's latest gem, the live 9/11 special Tunnel to Towers aired locally on WCBS-TV and on CBS affiliates across the country. The Independence Day feature from the show was the recipient of the prestigious New York Emmy Nomination in the Human Interest Program Feature/Segment category.
March 12, 2015
Patch
Englewood Native Nominated for NY Emmy
"We are truly blessed that WCBS-TV honors the work Tunnel to Towers does with our most catastrophically injured service members by sharing our mission with viewers all around the country," said Frank Siller Chairman Tunnel to Towers Foundation. "And the fact that a show spotlighting something special we do for these heroes are so outstanding the Emmys have singled it out for recognition is extremely gratifying."
Arpil 14, 2014
O’Dwyers
EHRLICH, WCBS NAB NY EMMY
T-LINE TV president Todd Ehrlich and the WCBS TV news team won a New York Emmy Award for team coverage during Super Storm Sandy.
Ehrlich worked as a producer during the storm coverage, helping to bring the most up-to-date video to air as it came into the newsroom.
“I’m honored to be a small part of the best team in the business to bring that information to the New York market,” said Ehrlich, who has won three Emmy awards in 15 nominations.
April 5, 2014
The Bergen Record
TV: ENGLEWOOD NATIVE HONORED FOR COVERAGE OF SUPERSTORM
Englewood native Todd Ehrlich (pictured) recently won a New York Emmy Award for team coverage of Superstorm Sandy.
Ehrlich was a producer during WCBS TV/Channel 2’s coverage of the storm. He shot flooding from the East River and captured a car that was submerged at the intersection of West 57th Street and West Side Highway. Ehrlich has now won three Emmy Awards and has earned 15 nominations.
“I’m honored to be a small part of the best team in the business to bring that information to the New York Market. This year’s Emmy Award may be the most treasured of the three I have won because it encompasses the entire station.”
April 2, 2014
Patch
Three’s a Charm for Ehrlich at Emmys
Emmy Award winning TV producer Todd Ehrlich added another statue to his collection on Sunday night when he won the New York Emmy Award for Team Coverage: Super Storm Sandy.
"I'm honored to be a part of the best team in the business to bring that information to the New York market." Ehrlich said after receiving the Emmy Award. "This year's Emmy Award may be the most treasured of the three that I have won because it encompasses the work of the entire station."
March 25, 2014
New York Post
Starr Report – THIS WEEK’S BEST FETES
Kudos to sports producer Todd Ehrlich (Ch.2), who snared five local Emmy nominations (ceremony is Sunday at the Marriott Marquis).
March 25, 2014
Staten Island Advance
TV SPECIAL ABOUT RUN INSPIRED BY STATEN ISLAND 9/11 FIREFIGHTER STEPHEN SILLER UP FOR EMMY STATEN ISLAND, NY
WCBS-TV's "Tunnel to Towers" special is once again nominated in the "Best Society Concerns Show category (it took home the gold last year).
"The T2T Run is one of the most meaningful community events that we have the privilege of broadcasting each year," says Peter Dunn, who oversees 29 broadcast affiliates nationwide as the president of CBS Television Stations.
March 20, 2014
Patch
ENGLEWOOD TV PRODUCER NOMINATED FOR 5 NY EMMYS
Todd Ehrlich, who won the New York Emmy Award in 2013 for the best community service program of the year for his WCBS-TC 9/11 special, "Tunnel to Towers", has been nominated for five 2014 New York Emmy Awards
April 18, 2013
The Bergen Record
9/11 program nets NY Emmy
Englewood native Todd Ehrlich (pictured) has won New York Emmy Award for the best community service program of the year for his WCBS-TV 9/11 special, “Tunnel to Towers”. The Stephen Siller “Tunnel to Towers” Memorial Run is early tri-state area event that honors Siller and the 342 other firefighters who lost their life on September 11th, 2001 while trying to save others.
At the awards ceremony, Todd Ehrlich recounted the tail of generosity of a viewer who donated funds to build a wounded vet a new home and said, “It is times like that when your vocation can have that type of impact on someone’s life, in their time of need, that it really humbles you and makes you very thankful that I am able to do what I do”.
April 17, 2013
O’Dwyer’s
Ehrlich Nabs NY Emmy
Todd Ehrlich, of T-LINE TV, picked up a New York Emmy Award April 14 in the community service category for his production work on the “Tunnel to Towers Memorial Run.’
The live 9/11 special aired on the CBS Station group and covered the race to benefit the New York Fire Department and severely wounded veterans.
Todd Ehrlich, president of T-LINE TV, was also nominated in the health/science category for his work on “Race for the Cure” show, and in the sports category for the “Giants Road to Glory Super Bowl XLVI Post Game Show” on WCBS-TV.
Giants defensive end Justin Tuck wished Ehrlich well at the Emmys. “Todd was the first producer to put me on TV and he and the team at CBS2 have always done outstanding work,” he said.
Ehrlich has now received nine Emmy nominations.
The awards were presented at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square.
April 16, 2013
NorthJersey.com
Englewood native wins local Emmy Award
Englewood native Todd Ehrlich won a local Emmy Award Sunday night for his WCBS-TV/channel 2 Sept. 11th special, “Tunnel to Towers”.
The program was honored as the best community service program of the year. The Stephen Siller “Tunnel to Towers” Memorial Run is a yearly tri-state area event that honors Stephen Siller and the 343 firefighters who lost their life on September 11th while trying to save others lives.
At the awards ceremony, Todd Ehrlich recanted the tail of generosity where a viewer donated half a million dollars to build a home for a triple amputee veteran that was featured on the show. Ehrlich said, “It is times like that when your vocation can have that type of impact on someone’s life, in their time of need, that it really humbles you and makes you very thankful that I am able to do what I do”
The win was Ehrlich’s second Emmy Award and his ninth nomination in his career.
April 14, 2013
New York Post
Giants doc helps producer get Emmy nom
Producer Todd Ehrlich is nominated for three New York Emmy Awards for WCBS-TV shows “Tunnel to Towers” “Race for The Cure“and “Giants Road to Glory,” which followed Big Blue’s Super Bowl XLVI victory.
“I want to wish Todd Ehrlich and the WCBS sports department luck tonight at the Emmys.” Justin Tuck said, “The Super Bowl win against the Patriots will forever be one of my favorite memories. Todd was the first producer to put me on TV and he and the team at CBS2 have always done outstanding work!”
The Emmy Awards are tonight at the Marriott Marquis.
March 28, 2013
The Bergen Record
Producer Nominated for 3 N.Y. Emmys
TV producer Todd Ehrlich (Dwight-Englewood Class of 1982) received three nominations for the 56th Annual New York Emmys. Ehrlich, president of T-LINE TV, was nominated for:
- Community Service category, Tunnel to Towers Memorial Run a live 9/11 special covering the race whose proceeds benefits the FDNY and severely wounded veterans.
- Health/Science program specials category: Race tor the Cure, an hour special about breast cancer awareness, treatment and the on-going efforts to find a cure.
- Sports Coverage category: Giants Road to Glory- Super Bowl XLVI Post Game Show, a live postgame show aired after the Giants Super Bowl win over the Patriots.
All three shows aired on WCBS-TV/Channel 2.
The awards will be held at the Marriott Marquis Manhattan on April 14.
March 22, 2013
Patch
Dwight Englewood Graduate Gets 3 Emmy Nominations
Emmy Award winning producer Todd Ehrlich, an Englewood, New Jersey native, was nominated for 3 New York Emmy Awards in the 56th Annual New York Emmys.
“I am so proud to be nominated for three important programs for the tri-state area where I went to high school, all three shows evoke civic pride.” said Todd Ehrlich President of T-LINE TV, “Growing up in the area I clearly understand the impact 9/11 had on all area residences. Anyone who lives here also understands of the important work that Komen does for local residents suffering with breast cancer. And the Giants Super run will never be forgotten by any area football fans. All three shows had great personal meaning to me as a native of the area.”
Todd Ehrlich, graduated from Dwight Englewood in 1982 and is currently President of T-LINE TV (www.tlinetv.com). He has now has been nominated for 9 Emmy Awards. All three shows aired on WCBS TV in New York
The Marriott Marquis, Times Square, hosts the New York Emmy Awards on April 14.
March 20, 2013
NorthJersey.com
Englewood Native Nominated for Three Emmys
TV Producer Todd Ehrlich was recently nominated for three Emmys in the 56th Annual New York Emmys. All three shows aired on WCBS-TV/Channel2.
March 20, 2013
MYBergen.com
Englewood Native Nominated for 3 Emmys
Todd Ehrlich said, "Tunnel to Towers honors our local heroes from 9/11 and has raised millions of dollars to assist families of those effected by 9/11 and severely wounded war veterans. Komen Race for the Cure is aired in conjunction with the Race for the Cure in Central Park every year. The show's goal is to help lend insight and comfort to those people suffering with breast cancer. The Post Super Bowl show highlighted one of the biggest upsets in Super Bowl history and clearly was a great source of pride for Giants fans in the area."
Febuary 5, 2013
Crain’s New York Business
Mayor’s Red-tape Team Touts Gains
Six months ago, Mayor Michael Bloomberg launched an initiative to re-imagine how city government works with small businesses.
The Business Customer Service Initiative is also trying to make it easier for business owners to avoid paying fines for simple violations. Last October, the office posted a video for restaurateurs about grease management. Now a sequel is online: a slick guide on how to mitigate noise complaints, which remain one of the gripes most often reported to 311.
The video recommends restaurants and clubs with noise violations to work with “an acoustical consultant,” install a limiter compressor to the sound system, soundproof doors and walls, install sound-isolating treatments to floors or walls, and use directional loudspeakers.
April 9, 2012
O’Dwyers
Ehrlich Gets Emmy Nod
T-LINE TV president Todd Ehrlich received a nomination for the 55^th^ Annual New York Emmy's Awards held April 1, in New York, as the producer for "Race for the Cure" which was up for the best health program special.
"The 2011 show detailed alternate treatments, complimentary treatments as well as the latest medial news." Said Ehrlich
February 25, 2012
New York Daily News
Todd Ehrlich covering “Linsanity” for WCBS TV as captured by the New York Daily News.
February 27, 2012
Business Weekly - Taiwan
Todd Ehrlich Interviewed about Jeremy Lin’s Impact in the USA
尼克隊的記者室，已經有十來年沒有這種陣仗了。」跑尼克隊新聞快二十六年的 WCBS 電視台製作人陶德（Todd Ehrlich）對我們說
I haven’t see this many reporters in this press room in decades.
WCBS producer Todd Ehrlich said, who has covered the Knicks for more than 26years.
主跑尼克隊新聞近二十六年的 WCBS 電視台製作人陶德（Todd Ehrlich）分析，林書豪成功的三大特質是用腦袋打球、努力、謙虛，特別是謙虛，是林書豪在尼克隊成功的最重要因素。
WCBS producer Todd Ehrlich, who has covered the Knicks for more than a quarter of a century, points out; “Jeremy Lin has three elements that has make him successful- he plays smart, works hard and is humble. His humility may be his most important characteristic.
在美國文化裡，所有人從小就被教育，你要成為最好、最好、最好（the best of the best of the best）的人，從來不講求謙虛，也就不會在乎別人。」陶德說，因此尼克隊千萬身價的球星，他們只懂得為自己打球，而忘記了別人。
American culture creates an environment where their elite young athletes strive to be the best of the best. The focus isn’t about team, or being humble, it fosters the creation of a “me first” athletes who focus on themselves and not the team. Todd suggested that this may be why some of the Knicks’ million dollar players put themselves and their stats in front of team goals.
December 18, 2011
WCBS-TV - “Eye On New York”
Dominic Chianese on ‘Eye On New York’
In an effort to assist two clients T-LINE TV booked Dominic Chianese on WCBS-TV’s “Eye on New York”. Dominic Chianese (The Sopranos - Uncle Junior, Boardwalk Empire, Godfather) is the founder of Joy Through Art and went on the show to talk about his foundation.
Dominic got emotional when speaking about the charity and what it means to him on a personal level. He was also gracious enough to talk about the video that Todd Ehrlich of T-LINE TV produced about Joy Through Art. T-LINE TV is producing all of the social media for Joy Through Art including, twitter and Facebook.
Please log onto http://www.facebook.com/joythroughart to see the videos and posts that we have produced for the foundation.
June 9, 2012
NewYorkTennisMagazine.com
Inspiring Others Through Words, Pictures and Overhead Slams
This article will share Debbie's story on how the sport of tennis has helped her through her cancer battle, in her own words. The interview was conducted for the Susan G. Komen Greater New York City's Survivor Portrait Gallery. The Survivor Portrait Gallery is a collaboration between Mark Jason Photography (http://www.markjasonphotography.com) and T-LINE TV (www.tlinetv.com) and its goal is to add comfort to survivors during a very trying time in their life. The interview was conducted by Todd Ehrlich of T-LINE TV.
April 23, 2011
Terp Magazine
Two Projects Nominated
Produced by Todd Ehrlich '86 has been nominated for 2 Emmy awards. The specials "Tunnel to Towers" and "The Yankee Canyon of Heroes Parade" both aired live on WCBS-TV. Ehrlich President of T-LINE TV, have won three other Emmys.
April 1, 2011
Newsday
9/11 Tribute Run Among Emmy Nominees
Among the nominees is a WCBS show -- produced by Todd Ehrlich -- on the Tunnel to Towers run, a fundraiser that honors one of the fallen firefighters of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attaches, Stephen Siller.
It has raised more than $7 million since its inception for a variety of charitable causes, including funding for burn centers and orphans of 9/11 victims.
May 5, 2010
O’Dwyers
EHRLICH CELEBRATES EMMY WIN
Todd Ehrlich, who runs New York production company T-LINE TV, celebrated an Emmy Award win after working with WCBS-TV to produce "Race for the Cure".
"It isn't often in my career where I have been able to work on a project that had the potential to positively affect so many people," said Ehrlich, who dedicated the award to his cousin, Joanne, a cancer survivor and Komen supporter, as well as his grandfather, Jerome Schein, who died days before the win.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
The New York Post
“Normally a producer of local sports, Todd Ehrlich last year produced Channel 2’s special, “Race For The Cure,” about breast cancer and its treatments. This week, Ehrlich won an Emmy for the project, an award he dedicated to his cousin Joanne, cancer survivor.”
April 19, 2010
The Wall Street Journal Digital Network
If You Know Suzy
By Kathrine Rosman
I have written a book called “If You Knew Suzy,” and to coincide with its debut (tomorrow), I decided to make a book trailer… Last week, my brother-in-law Todd Ehrlich – it’s nice to have television and video producer in the family – we shot the rest of the video … the part where I talk about the book, what my motives were in writing and why I think people will like it. I slathered on tons of makeup and Todd and Jon Tortora (an editor/cameraman) put up lights that took at least 3 years off my age. When I was leaving, I handed to Jon a thumb-drive filled with photos and reminded them that I had previously emailed them my ten “Suzy videos.”
“I’m not sure we want to use all ten,” Todd said. (What?!) “In television there is a rule of three,” he said, “and I think six is plenty.” So some of my Suzys – after all their efforts and the nudging they withstood – ended up on the trailer’s cutting room floor.
April 7, 2010
New Jersey Life Health and Beauty Magazine
Debunking Common Myths about Chiropractic Care
New Jersey Life- Health and Beauty magazine ran an article debunking common myths about chiropractic care. T-LINE TV produced a video for the Association of New Jersey Chiropractors on the value of Chiropractic procedures that the magazine streamed as a supplement to this article.
November 23, 2009
NY Daily News
The Denny Farrell Story
Here’s a tribute video that played at last week’s farewell reception for Assemblyman Herman “Denny” Farrell Jr., who recently ended his reign as the longest-serving chairman of the Manhattan Democratic Party.
The video runs over 12 minutes, which stands to reason, since Farrell’s career has spanned so many years. It’s full of interesting historical tid-bits about New York Democratic politics and is worth a watch when you have some time.
There are cameo appearances from Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a longtime Farrell ally; and former Gov. Mario Cuomo, who recalls the boost he got from Farrell’s early endorsement of him in 1982 against Mayor Ed Koch. (Farrell actually called a second vote of the county organization, which had initially supported the mayor).
“If it weren’t for Denny I would not have gotten support,” Cuomo says. “And as a matter of fact, I’m not sure anyone in the party other than Denny wanted me.” “The general recollection I have of it is that, if anything, they probably would have preferred Koch. They weren’t crazy about Koch, either. But I think it was Denny who simply insisted that, not that it not be Koch, but that it should be Cuomo.” “If I didn’t have him, I wouldn’t have had Manhattan and probably wouldn’t have won. Incidentally, he reminded me of that from time to time.”
July 17, 2009
Blog Talk Radio
The Importance of Video Content on the Internet
Blog Talk Radio’s “Innovative Media PR radio show” featured a half-hour radio interview with Todd Ehrlich, President of T-LINE TV. The show focused on the importance of video content on the internet. The internet has become a mainstream communications platform and a mainstay of many public relations programs. Blog Talk Radio’s “Innovative Media PR radio show” is a weekly look at the public relations industry through the eyes of key influencers. The show offers insights on how individuals and companies can benefit from good public relations practices.
(the interview starts at 1:47)
January 12, 2009
610 Radio Kansas City
610 Sports Radio Interview
Todd Ehrlich was interviewed on 610 sports radio in Kansas City about the possible hiring of Giants defensive coordinator, Steve Spagnuolo, as the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs. Ehrlich reached out to Justin Tuck for inside information prior to the interview. Ehrlich was contacted for the interview because he is a respected member of the New York media.
April 12, 2007
Albany Times Union
Blue Chip Farms
Capital Play Ltd., a group of Australian gaming services executives, and Blue Chip Farms, which specializes in breeding New York Standardbreds, won laughs and smiles from the panel, which is made up of three Spitzer appointees and Senate and Assembly representatives.
With a slick video (Produced by T-LINE TV) and in direct discussions, Capital Play officials highlighted the "carnivals" they've created in Melbourne and elsewhere that have attracted big crowds to racetracks.
November 15, 2005
Sports Business Daily
Telly Truth
Turner Sports and T-LINE TV's video news release (VNR) covering TNT's NBA advertising campaign won a Telly Award in the PR category at the 25th Annual Telly Awards. The VNR captured behind-the-scenes footage of the Spike Lee-directed "Let the Truth Be Told" spots promoting TNT's NBA telecasts. The spots featured Lakers C Shaquille O'Neal, Cavaliers G LeBron James, Kidd and Wallace, as well as TNT's Ernie Johnson, Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley and Magic Johnson (Turner Sports).
December 7, 2004
New York Daily News – Tuning In – Bob Raissman
‘Roid outrage springs a leak
On Ch. 2's Sunday "Sports From the Roundtable," Newsday's Jon Heyman said that as a result of a decision to tell the truth to a grand jury investigation to BALCO case rather than twisting it, like Barry Bones and Gary Scheffield have done publicly, Jason Giambi was being "fried" buy the media.
September 28, 2004
New York Daily News
McConkey Fumble
Phil McConkey, during a Sunday rant on Ch. 2's "Sports from the Roundtable," showed he's clueless ... "The NFL is the most compelling sport, bar none," McConkey said. Has McConkey watched any Giants games lately?
September 13, 2004
New York Post
Roundtable
Among all the local NFL pre-pre-game shows, Ch. 2's Sunday 11am "Roundtable," back for a second season, is among the most worthwhile.
July 19, 2002
Sports Business Daily
“SKILLZ” TO PAY THE BILLS: NEW HOOPS SHOW TO TAPE PILOT
"Street Skillz," an original reality/sports entertainment basketball TV show written by Todd Ehrlich of T-LINE TV, will shoot its pilot live on Saturday at Dyckman Park in N.Y. Admission is free to the public, and the basketball exhibition games and events start at noon.
February & March, 2004
1050 ESPN Radio in New York
1050 ESPN Interview
Todd Ehrlich was asked to co-host Tom Keegan’s weekend shows on 1050 ESPN radio in New York in February and March of 2004. Ehrlich depth of sports knowledge and long list of contacts were on display in these excerpts from the radio shows.
March 7, 2004
New York Post
David vs. Goliath
It’s like the Marlins vs. the Yankees in the World Series of Local TV for the New York Emmy. It’s T-LINE TV vs. The YES Network and MLB Productions. It’s “Street Skillz” vs. “Yankeeography”… Asked if he has a shot at the Emmy, Todd Ehrlich, Creator and executive Producer of “Street Skillz” said, “Hey, David won once so did the Marlins for that matters, so I have a shot.” Come March 28at the Waldorf, we’ll find out.
October 23, 2003
New York Post
LAST STRAW?
Maybe Steinbrenner is a fam of the up-and-coming CBS Sunday Morning show, “Sports from the Round Table… Darryl Strawberry on last Sunday, saying he wanted to coach with the Yankees … On Thursday, Strawberry was hired by the Yankees …
October 17, 2001
O’Dwyers
Major League Soccer PSA
T-LINE TV and Tupelo Honey Productions, both New York-based, produced a free PSA for Major League Soccer and its partners to promote the Soccer United Relief Fund for Victims of Sept. 11 attacks.
August 20, 2001
Goodwill Games - goodwillgames.com
Goodwill Games
As a lead-up to the Goodwill Games, award-winning production house T-LINE TV has produced and will distribute nationally a 10-minute video news release featuring interviews with Australian Open Board World Women's champion Linda Halfweeg who declined the opportunity to be on the popular show "Baywatch" to concentrate on her surf training.
April 29, 2001
O’Dwyers
Eyewitness News
T-LINE TV, A New York-based production company, is handling video production and VNRs for AOL Time Warner’s Goodwill Games. The event, which was created to demonstrate the importance of sports to the international community, will be in Brisbane Australia, Said T-LINE TV president Todd Ehrlich, who is heading the project. Ehrlich a veteran sports producer for ABC’s “Eyewitness News”.
June 4, 2000
The Washington Times
The Washington Times: Citizenship Through Sports
Not everything about sports is bad, and Washington Native Todd Ehrlich was honored for showing the good side recently when the producer was recognized for his “Citizenship Through Sports” documentary, which features athletes speaking about how sports have helped them build better lives – a message often lost in these days of police blotter sports news.
The film produced and written by Ehrlich, was named Best Sports Documentary at the International Independent Film and Video Festival in New York. Ehrlich was also honored with a prize in the annual Videographers Awards competition for his highlight film for the University of Maryland’s 1999-2000 season.
May 12, 2000
University of Maryland - umterps.com
University of Maryland Men's Basketball Highlight
The University of Maryland’s 1999-2000 men’s basketball highlight film received its second national honor in just the past month, garnering a 2000 Aegis Award.
May 12, 2000
TheACC.com
Seventh Heaven
"Seventh Heaven," featured highlights and interviews of the Terps' 25-10 season and the team's successful run to a seventh consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance was produced by Todd Ehrlich of T-LINE TV … received an "Award of Excellence" citation in the annual Videographer Awards competition.
April 28, 2000
Sports Business Daily
Sports Business Daily: Citizenship Through Sports
The documentary “Citizenship Through Sports”, produced by T-LINE TV and featuring appearances by Spurs G Avery Johnson, Titans RB Eddie George and NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, was awarded “Best Sports Documentary” at the 2000 New York International Independent Film and Video Festival. The documentary will be screened tomorrow night in Santa Monica CA.
April 26, 2000
University of Maryland - umterps.com
University of Maryland 1999 - 2000 Highlight
University of Maryland’s 1999-2000 men’s basketball film … earned a Videographer Award. The Award of Excellence Citation is awarded to those projects which were written, produced, shot and edited in an exceptional manner.
April 10, 2000
The NCAA News
The NCAA News: Citizenship Through Sports
Titled "Citizenship through Sports and Education," the documentary was written and produced by Todd Ehrlich of T-LINE TV. The video is being distributed to high schools and universities to help promote the impact that participation in sports can have on creating better citizens and future leaders, as well as breaking down international and cultural barriers.
April 2, 2000
Sports Business Journal
Good Citizens in Sports Still an Untold Story
by Todd Ehrlich
Americans have the impression that modern athletes are felons, drug addicts, and greedy spoiled rich kids. Why? Because the media mainly reports the sensational – accused murderers, rapists, and racists. In a time when the media feels that only negative stories sell, the public’s perception of athletes and sports organizations are predictably negative. There is another side to the story but it is rarely told.
As President of T-LINE TV, I produced the short documentary, “Citizenship Through Sports”. I have spent the past 16 years working in sports broadcasting and played sports throughout my childhood. For every one Mike Tyson there are 10 Al Leiters. Al Leiter, the all-star pitcher for the New York Mets, has established a charitable organization called Leiters Landings, established to support children’s charities.
February 15, 2000
Sports Business Daily
Sports Business Daily: Citizenship Through Sports
The sports documentary “Citizenship Through Sports” will debut at the Clearview Cinema in N.Y. tonight at 7:30 pm ET. The film, produced by T-LINE TV, is a finalist for Best Sports Documentary at the N.Y. Independent Film and Video Festival (The Daily).
February 13, 2000
New York Daily News
NY Daily News: Citizenship Through Sports
Checked out a documentary that should be shown in schools. “Citizenship Through Sports and Education”, produced by Todd Ehrlich, debuts Tuesday night at the Clearview Cinema (59th and 2ns) on Tuesday…