CHD Four Results
New York goes big: 106 participants, 80 ideas pitched, 24 projects, and 7 finalists–but Comedy Hack Day does not subscribe to the “Everyone’s A Winner” philosophy. There can be only one.
Grand Prize Winner
Runner Up
Other Finalists
Judges
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Sasheer ZamataSasheer is comedian, actress, and writer. She's currently a featured player on SNL. Follow her at @TheSheerTruth. |
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Alexis OhanianAlexis is a startup guy making the world suck less: reddit, Breadpig, hipmunk, Y Combinator. Investor, speaker, host of Small Empires, author of Without Their Permission. Follow him at @AlexisOhanian. |
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Amanda PeytonAmanda is a co-founder of Grand St. and currently at Etsy. Follow her at @AmandaPey. |
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Reggie WattsReggie Watts is a comedian and musician. He currently appears on Comedy Bang! Bang! and makes videos for JASH. Follow him at @ReggieWatts. |
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Schedule
Friday, June 13 - Hackathon Day One
- Location: AlleyNYC - 500 7th Ave (btw 37th & 38th), 17th Floor, Manhattan
- 6:00PM: Doors open. We'll have food, whiskey courtesy of Bulleit, and beer lovingly provided by Brooklyn Brewery.
- 6:45PM: Idea pitching & API demos
- 7:15PM: Idea pitching ends; participants form teams and start hacking
- Overnight: Participants are welcome to continue hacking overnight though it's completely optional.
Saturday, June 14 - Hackathon Day Two
- Location: AlleyNYC - 500 7th Ave (btw 37th & 38th), 17th Floor, Manhattan
- 9:00AM: Breakfast
- 1:00PM: Lunch
- 6:00PM: Dinner and the internal round of demos. Participants will decide which teams move on to the Sunday finals.
- 9:00PM: Everyone goes home to sleep like humans.
Sunday, June 15 - The Show
Location: Littlefield - 622 Degraw St, Brooklyn
6:00PM: Doors open. Party supplies courtesy of Bulleit and Brooklyn Brewery.
7:00PM: Show starts.
9:00PM: Show ends
9:30PM: Everyone high fives then quietly exits without spilling whiskey everywhere like drunk teenagers. Looking at you, CHD SF.





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