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Final 2019 MFF Sponsorship Deck REVISED 2019 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES MONTCLAIR FILM FESTIVAL MAY 3-12, 2019 Montclair Film: Our Mission Montclair Film’s signature spring festival and year-round programs connect global filmmakers with audiences in a diverse, culturally vibrant community. May May 12 - Montclair Film Festival Summer Series § May 3-12, 2019 § Free Outdoor Screenings § Innovative Programming § Live Music § Filmmaker Q&As § Panels & Discussions Special Events § Conversations § Celebrity Fundraiser § Parties and Special Events § Dance Party § Losers Lounge Education § Story Slam! § 505 Films + Friends § Sensory Friendly Screenings Sponsorship § Spotlight Series § Customized Opportunities § Behind The Screen § VIP Entertainment § Emerging Filmmaker Competition § Product Placement Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 § Junior Jury § In-kind donations § Emerging Voices Showcase § Marketing & Advertising Cinema505 May May 12 - Montclair Film: Our New Home Montclair Film has created this uniquely flexible space in the heart of downtown Montclair that is perfect for your next private screening, meeting, or event. The beautiful box office lobby can be transformed into a welcome area or serve as a buffet or bar. • Seats up to 65 • Accommodates up to 150 for parties and events Audio + video capabilities Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 • May May 12 - 27,000+ Attendees 150+ 10 Screenings Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 Days Montclair Film Hosts Hollywood Favorites… Very special guests that inspire tomorrow’s storytellers! May May 12 - Mavis Staples Margo Martindale Michael Moore Meryl Streep JJ Abrams Tony Goldwyn Bobcat Goldthwait John Leguizamo Steve Carell Fallon Jimmy Ethan Hawke Bill Nye Richard Curtis Rob Reiner Stephen Colbert Olympia Dukakis Nick Oferman Warren Zanes Chewetel Ejiofor Ta-Nehisi Coates Laura Linney Patrick Wilson Taylor Mac Smith Kevin Jon Batiste Jon Stewart Richard Gere Ice-T Dan Reynolds Sharon Jones Platt Oliver Samantha Bee Rachel Weisz Andre Leon Talley Lake Bell Lake Kathleen Turner Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 John Oliver John Turturro Turturro John Jef Daniels Social Media Reach Our followers continue to grow! § 12,189 on Facebook (up 15%) May May 12 6,162 on Twitter (up 9%) - § § 3,589 on Instagram (up 42%) 120K+ Unique Website Impressions Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 800 million national press coverage including broadcast features as well as print features in People, Hollywood Reporter, Variety, New York Post/Page Six, Baristanet, The Montclair Times, Montclair Local, The Star-Ledger, NJ.com, Yelp.com and The Bergen Record Demographics Our audience reflects our diverse community and includes filmmakers, industry insiders, and film enthusiasts, as well as families, educators, community partners, K-12 students, teens, seniors, and those with special May May 12 - needs. 29% of festival attendees are ages 26-49 50% of festival attendees are ages 50-64 60% of our attendees are female 91% hold a college degree or higher Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 70% have annual household incomes over $100,000 Customized Sponsorship Opportunities Sponsors align their products and services with the Montclair Film Festival to drive consumer action through brand interaction, product testing/sampling, and unique experiences. May May 12 - § Product Placement & Brand Activation § In-kind donations (products & services) § Host parties and events § Present panels & conversations § Co-present screenings § Advertising & Marketing opportunities § Engage your corporate volunteers Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3-May 12 Partners have included: have Partners Festival Film Montclair Montclair Film Festival Guide: Flip through our 2018 Film Guide to get a better sense of the scope of our spring festival! May May 12 - Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 Montclair Film Annual Report: Check out the 2016 Annual report to learn more about Montclair Film’s history and growth from a season festival into May May 12 - a year- round film and education organization that reaches a diverse, creative audience of more than 43,000 patrons each year. Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 Montclair Film Festival To learn more about customizing a sponsorship, please contact: May May 12 - Aran Roche Director of Development [email protected] Rabiah Duncan Corporate Sponsorship Manager [email protected] Montclair Montclair Film Festival 2019: May 3 Phone: (973) 783-6433, x. 5.
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