Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center Partners with Lavazza
On Wednesday, October 29th, the Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center at NYU Tisch celebrated a new collaboration with Italian coffee brand Lavazza by inaugurating a café within the Center at Industry City. The event brought together alumni, current students, and special guests for the activation.
Event Highlights
- Tisch Dean's Council member Martin Scorsese ’64, ’68, Hon. ’92 attended, accompanied by his daughter and recent alumna Francesca Scorsese ’23 (BFA, Kanbar Institute, Film & TV).
- Martin Scorsese spoke about the importance of coffee shops during his adolescence and career, emphasizing them as spaces for genuine artistic collaboration and creativity.
- Francesca Scorsese shared a heartfelt moment with her father in the new café, which she posted on Instagram.
“Coffee shops are where true moments of artistic collaboration and creativity take place.”
The new Lavazza café enriches the creative environment of the Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center, providing a space that supports both social interaction and innovation.
Author’s summary: The collaboration between the Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center and Lavazza brings a vibrant café space to Industry City, fostering creative exchanges grounded in Scorsese’s personal vision of artistic community.
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