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Cinema Against AIDS Thursday, May 22, 2014 Cannes, France Sharon Stone Cinema Against AIDS Thursday, May 22, 2014 Cannes, France Event Produced by Andy Boose / AAB Productions A Golden Opportunity Cinema Against AIDS Cinema Against AIDS is the most eagerly anticipated and well-publicized event held during the Cannes Film Festival, and is one of the most successful and prominent charitable events in the world. The evening is always marked by unforgettable moments, such as Sharon Stone dancing to an impromptu performance by Sir Elton John and Ringo Starr, Dame Shirley Bassey giving a rousing performance of the song “Goldfinger,” George Clooney bestowing a kiss on a lucky auction bidder, and another lucky bidder winning the chance to go on a trip to space with Leonardo DiCaprio. Leonardo DiCaprio The 2012 and 2013 galas also included a spectacular fashion show curated by Carine Roitfeld and featuring the world’s leading models and one-of-a-kind looks. The event consistently has the most exciting and diverse guest list of any party held during the festival. It includes many of the celebrities and personalities associated with the film festival while also attracting familiar faces from the worlds of fashion, music, business, and international society. Madonna Natalie Portman Adrien Brody Jessica Chastain Karolína Kurková and Antonio Banderas Milla Jovovich A Star-Studded Cast amfAR’s international fundraising events are world renowned for their ability to attract a glittering list of top celebrities, entertainment industry elite, and international society—as well as the press that goes along with such star power. In just the past few years, the guest list has included such luminaries as: Ben Affleck • Jessica Alba • Prince Albert of Monaco Marc Anthony • Giorgio Armani • Lance Armstrong Lauren Bacall • Elizabeth Banks • Javier Bardem Dame Shirley Bassey • Kate Beckinsale • Harry Belafonte Gael Garcia Bernal • Beyoncé • Mary J. Blige • Emily Blunt Adrien Brody • Carla Bruni-Sarkozy • Gerard Butler Naomi Campbell • Guillaume Canet • Roberto Cavalli Jessica Chastain • Don Cheadle • Cher • George Clooney Sofia Coppola • Marion Cotillard • Russell Crowe Penelope Cruz • Alan Cumming • Matt Damon Rosario Dawson • Benicio Del Toro • Catherine Deneuve Johnny Depp • Leonardo DiCaprio • Kirsten Dunst Tom Ford • Richard Gere • Danny Glover • Ryan Gosling Jessie J Goldie Hawn • Salma Hayek • Eva Herzigova Elizabeth Hurley • Iman • Jeremy Irons • Janet Jackson Mick Jagger • Wyclef Jean • Scarlett Johansson Sir Elton John • Milla Jovovich • Nicole Kidman Diane Kruger • Karolina Kurkova • Lady Gaga Karl Lagerfeld • Simon Le Bon • Laura Linney Jennifer Lopez • Madonna • Dylan McDermott Sienna Miller • Liza Minnelli • Kylie Minogue Angela Missoni • Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Clive Owen • Dev Patel • Robert Pattinson • Sean Penn Freida Pinto • Natalie Portman • Zachary Quinto Aishwarya Rai • Vanessa Redgrave • Jeremy Renner Natasha Richardson • Carine Roitfeld • Zoë Saldana Claudia Schiffer • Julian Schnabel • Liev Schreiber Gwen Stefani • Ringo Starr • Sharon Stone • Meryl Streep Quentin Tarantino • Audrey Tautou • Charlize Theron Kristin Scott Thomas • Uma Thurman • Christy Turlington Donatella Versace • Dita Von Teese • Christoph Waltz Sigourney Weaver • Harvey Weinstein • Robin Williams Michele Yeoh • Zhang Ziyi • and many, many more. fun. Robin Williams Zoë Saldana Sean Penn and Robert DeNiro Jennifer Lopez Ellen Barkin, George Clooney, and Matt Damon Aishwarya Rai Samuel L. Jackson Uma Thurman Jeremy Renner and Nicole Kidman Elizabeth Banks Penelope Cruz, Mary-Kate Olsen, Javier Bardem, Salma Hayek, and Ashley Olsen Annie Lennox Audrey Tautou Milutin Gatsby and Sarah Ferguson Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson Eva Mendes Anna Della Russo Kenneth Cole and Harvey Weinstein Christoph Waltz Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson Elizabeth Hurley Jessica Alba Grace Jones and Karl Lagerfeld Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Duran Duran Gerard Butler Mary J. Blige Sheryl Crow The Ultimate Gold Fashion Show curated by Carine Roitfeld Alessandra Ambrosio Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Kate Beckinsale and Russell Crowe Julianna Margulies Kanye West Kim Kardashian Robert Pattinson Jude Law Gwen Stefani Kirsten Dunst Joely Richardson Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, and Harvey Weinstein Michelle Williams Boy George Janet Jackson Milla Jovovich, Sharon Stone, and Jessica Chastain Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld and Annie Leibovitz Heidi Klum and Karolina Kurkova Danny Glover and Goldie Hawn Dev Patel and Freida Pinto Press Coverage Cinema Against AIDS is eagerly anticipated and widely publicized every year, earning extensive press coverage that reaches around the globe. Virtually all major international broadcast and print publications regularly cover the event. Coverage is featured in the pages of InStyle, People, Entertainment Weekly, US Weekly, Vogue, London Daily Mail, Paris Match, Hello, Bunte, Le Figaro, Chi, Oggi, La Repubblica, Corriere della Sera, Vanity Fair Italy, China Daily, The New York Times, and countless other newspapers, magazines, websites, and trade publications worldwide. Broadcast leaders such as Entertainment Tonight in the U.S., RTL in Germany, TF1 in France, Hong Kong TV in China, and RAI in Italy, are always present to cover the event, as are major wire services such as the Associated Press, Reuters, Bloomberg News, and Agence France-Presse. Total media impressions for the Cinema Against AIDS 2013 event exceeded 10,000,000,000. July 2012 Circula�on: 457,100 May 23, 2012 Circula�on: 296,461 May 30, 2012 Circula�on: 688,359 May 25, 2012 Unique Visitors Per Month: 308,905 May 25, 2012 Unique Visitors Per Month: 1,135,720 May 25, 2012 Unique Visitors Per Month: 1,135,720 (con�nued) May 30, 2012 May 25, 2012 Circula�on: 688,359 Unique Visitors Per Month: 308,905 May 26, 2012 Unique Visitors Per Month: 149,765 Sponsorship Levels Presenting Sponsor • Prominent inclusion as Presenting Sponsor in all printed materials related to Cinema Against AIDS 2014, including: • Event invitations sent to all prominent film festival registrants, all major Hollywood executives, amfAR’s international social lists, amfAR’s celebrity supporters, key tastemakers, and decision makers • Event program Carine Roitfeld and Kenneth Cole • Auction catalog • Prominent logo inclusion on Cinema Against AIDS 2014 media backdrop on the red carpet • Prominent logo inclusion on Cinema Against AIDS 2014 stage backdrop • Opportunity for one corporate executive to be listed as an Event Chair on all related materials (press releases, invitations, programs) • Corporate message to receive prominent mention in pre- and post-event press releases and tip sheets. (As with amfAR’s other Cinema Against AIDS events, Cinema Against AIDS 2014 is expected to generate significant international print and electronic media attention.) • Category exclusivity • No other brands competitive to your core business will be in the Presenting Sponsor or Co-Sponsor Claudia Schiffer category. • Company name will be included on event tickets or event ticket delivery device • Prominenet logo inclusion on video screens at various points during the event • Two tables for 10 guests each at Cinema Against AIDS 2014 • Eight additional tickets to the official amfAR After Party • Creation of a very visible association with one of the world’s leading nonprofit organizations dedicated to the support of AIDS research, HIV prevention, treatment education, and the advocacy of sound AIDS-related public policy. Michel Hazanavicius and Bérénice Bejo Roberto Cavalli, Eva Cavalli, and Robin Cavalli Joan Smalls Chris Tucker Liberty Ross President Bill Clinton Dame Shirley Bassey Signature Sponsorship • Inclusion as Signature Sponsor in all printed materials related to Cinema Against AIDS 2014, including: • Event invitations sent to all prominent film festival registrants, all major Hollywood executives, amfAR’s international social lists, amfAR’s celebrity supporters, key tastemakers, and decision makers • Event program • Auction catalog • Logo inclusion on Cinema Against AIDS 2014 media backdrop on the red carpet • Logo inclusion on Cinema Against AIDS 2014 stage Natasha Poly, Domenico Dolce, Stefano Gabbana, Eva Herzigova backdrop • Opportunity for one corporate executive to be listed as an Event Co-Chair on all related materials (press releases, invitations, programs) • Corporate message to receive mention in pre- and post- event press releases and tip sheets. (As with amfAR’s other Cinema Against AIDS events, Cinema Against AIDS 2014 is expected to generate significant international print and electronic media attention). • Category exclusivity • No other brands competitive to your core business will be in the Signature Sponsorship category • Company name will be included on event tickets or event ticket delivery device • Prominenet logo inclusion on video screens at various points during the event • One table for 10 guests at Cinema Against AIDS 2014 • Four additional tickets to the official amfAR After Party • Creation of a visible association with one of the world’s leading nonprofit organizations dedicated to the support of AIDS research, HIV prevention, treatment education, and the advocacy of sound AIDS-related public policy. Petra Nemcova Charlene, Princess of Monaco Juliette Lewis and Renzo Rosso Cinema Against AIDS XX Georgina Chapman and Cara Delevingne Christian Louboutin Liya Kebede Naomi Campbell, L’Wren Scott, Mick Jagger Nina Dobrev Luke Evans and Jane Fonda Hot Chelle Rae Michelle Rodriguez Kylie Minogue Caroline Scheufele and Zhang Ziyi Dylan McDermott Peter Dundas and Carine Roitfeld Ellie Goulding
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