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Sponsorship Overview CALIFORNIA FILM INSTITUTE Photo © Tommy Lau Photography Photo © Tommy SPOTLIGHT ON GRETA GERWIG | MILL VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL MIND THE GAP, A PIONEERING INITIATIVE, WILL EQUALIZE GENDER EQUITY AT THE MILL VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL, SETTING A GOLD STANDARD IN THE FILM INDUSTRY. DEE REES Mudbound, MVFF 2017 Lau Tommy MIND THE GAP IS CHANGING THE NARRATIVE THAT SHAPES OUR CULTURE 50/50 BY 2020 By the year 2020, 50% of the films at Mill Valley Film Festival will be directed by women. We will use our platform to celebrate women in the film industry, both in front of, and behind, the camera. KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS GRETA GERWIG Tommy Lau Tommy Darkest Hour, MVFF 2017 Ladybird, MVFF 2017 Lau Tommy Tommy Lau Tommy Lau Tommy LUPITA NYONG’O HOLLY HUNTER TRIBUTE 12 Years a Slave, MVFF 2013 The Big Sick, MVFF 2017 AMY ADAMS and EMMA STONE Arrival and La La Land MVFF 2016 Lau Tommy Film festivals have the power to shape the narrative in society. The Mill Valley Film Festival is an eleven-day celebration of the finest independent and international films and events. A hot stop on the Oscar circuit, MVFF attracts the most talented and celebrated industry elite, and premieres soon-to-be Academy Award® winning films. The festival welcomes 200 filmmakers and 70,000 audience members from an highly sought after demographic. Mind the Gap films and events will take place throughout the MVFF41, Oct 4-14. Join us and them in the global movement to bring gender equity to film. Tommy Lau Tommy ANGELA ROBINSON HOLLY HUNTER TRIBUTE Mind the Gap Honors 2017 The Big Sick, MVFF 2017 Lau Tommy MARGOT ROBBIE and ALISON JANNEY Tommy Lau Tommy I, Tonya, MVFF 2017 ENGAGE in critical conversations with Bay Area film and business leaders (men and women) who share like-minded goals of increasing diversity and inclusion in the #TimesUp and #MeToo era at year-round events. CONNECT with Hollywood influencers, film producers, development and distribution partners to help fund and promote more women in the filmmaking pipeline at Mill Valley Film Festival. SUPPORT free film curricula for thousands of diverse students age 8-18 RUTH NEGGA CATHERINE HARDWICKE and CONNIE NIELSEN Loving, MVFF 2016 Mind the Gap Summit 2017 Tommy Lau Tommy DAWN LYON, ROBIN HAUSER, MARIAH LICHTENSTERN-WALEBOWA, JOSH FELSER, ALISON EMILIO Mind the Gap Summit 2017 Lau Tommy MIND THE GAP: CONNECTING WOMEN | FILM | TECH In 2017, we connected over 200,000 film industry talent, Bay Area businesses, and audience members at sold-out full day seminars, in-home salons, premiere film screenings, industry receptions and film galas at the Mill Valley Film Festival. It was priceless to get this kind of opportunity... for the tech community and film community to mix. Nora Poggi, filmmaker, She Started It Tommy Lau Tommy Truly highlighted topics we care about: female technologists and visionaries. Amy Astley, VP Communications and Publicity Walt Disney Animation Studios TIFFANY SHLAIN Tommy Lau Tommy Mind the Gap Summit 2017 MIND THE GAP ALLIES ADVISORY COUNCIL Executive: Lisa Carmel, Entrepreneur and Startup Advisor | Sherri Tull, Brand and Strategy Advisor Committee: Barbara Boxer, Former US Senator | Girija Brilliant, Co-Founder of Seva Foundation | Larry Brilliant, Former Director of Google.org, TED Prize winner, Chairman of the Board of the Skoll Global Threats Fund | Susan Brown, Beyond the Fog, Director of Special Projects at the Willie Brown Institute | Brenda Chapman, Co-director of Brave | Blye Faust, Producer of Spotlight | Josh Felser, Venture Capital, Start Up Entrepreneur and Advisor | Robin Hauser, Director Bias | Dawn Lyon | Tiffany Shlain, Filmmaker and founder of Webby Awards | Valerie Weiss, Filmmaker Allies: Maida Brankman, Filmmaker | Louann Brizendine, Author of The Female Brain | Jessamy Ross, Delta | Sheri Sobrato, Philanthropist ENGAGED COMPANIES Delta Airlines | Brit and CO | Marin Community Foundation | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Autodesk & Innovation Genome | Google | Disney/Pixar | Facebook | Oracle | Yelp Technologies | Glassdoor | LUNA | Andalou Naturals | Tanji ENGAGED INDIVIDUALS Julie Abrams, How Women Lead | Lynne Benioff | Marta Benson, Pottery Barn | Liz Bird | Nellie Bowles, Silicon Valley New York Times Correspondent | Julie Campfield,ro*co films | Audrey Cooper, SF Chronicle | Jory Des Jardins, Blog-her Blogger | Anne Devereux, Parlay House | Stepahnie DiMarco, Advent | Sara Dosa, Actual Films Producer | Stacey Kelly Egide, Andalou Naturals | Jean Ann Ford, Benefit Cosmetics Founder | Shruti Gandhi, Array Ventures | Vikki Garrod, Chief Communications Officer, Marin Community Foundation | Michelle Ghilotti Mandel | Francine Grant, Visa | Daneil Guillory, Autodesk | Lynne Hale, Lucasfilm | Catherine Hardwicke, Filmmaker | Amanda Kelso , Instagram | Amy Keroes, Brit+Co | Grace Krajvanger, The Hivery | Laurie Lacob, 4K Productions, LLC | Stephanie Lampkin, Blendoor | Machu Latorre, Wells Fargo | Jenny Lefcourt, Freestyle Capital | Rosy Lockhorst, Digging Deep | Dawn Lyon | Andrea Mallard, Athleta | Courtney McKlveen, Yahoo | Vera Meislin | Brit Morin, Brit + CO | Connie Nielsen, Actor | Bill O’Connor, Autodesk | Tom Peters, Marin Community Foundation | Helen Russell, Equator Coffee | Andy Salamon, Atomic Labs | Phil Sanderson, IDG Ventures | Christine Schantz | Diane and Joel Schatz | Jennifer Seibel Newsom | Lisa Serwin, CSweetener | Tina Sharkey, Brandless | Maggie Shiels, Google | Tiffany Shlain | Osnat Shurer, Disney/Pixar | Melissa Silverstein, Women and Hollywood | Wendy Slick, Documentary Filmmaker | Roland Smart, Oracle | Lisa Suennen, CSweetener | Valerie Weiss, Director | Amie Williams, Global Girl Media | Britta Wilson, Pixar | Paul Zaentz | Leslie Ziegler, Entrepreneur | Denise Zmekhol, ZDFilms SPONSORSHIP Mind the Gap sponsorship includes sponsorship of the 41st Mill Valley Film Festival. ACCESS TO HOLLYWOOD TALENT In the last two years alone, MVFF has welcomed EMMA STONE (La La Land), AMY ADAMS (Arrival), NICOLE KIDMAN (Lion), EWAN McGREGOR (American Pastoral), GAEL GARCIA BERNAL (Neruda), ANNETTE BENING (20th Century Women), AARON ECKHART (Bleed for This), KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS (Darkest Hour), GRETA GERWIG (Ladybird), Tribute to SEAN PENN, DEE REES (Mudbound), HOLLY HUNTER (The Big Sick), ANDREW GARFIELD (Breathe), EDWARD JAMES OLMOS (Monday Nights at Seven)... and many more. CONNECT WITH INFLUENCER AUDIENCES The Marin County demographic is a highly sought after influencer market, ranked in the top 5 highest median incomes in the United States. REACH THROUGH MVFF MEDIA PLATFORM MVFF attracts major media, reaching 2,100 outlets and covered by national, regional and local media including: San Francisco Chronicle, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, The New York Times, Marin Independent Journal, 7X7, SF Magazine, Vanity Fair, KQED, [email protected], Marin Magazine, Where Magazine, The Daily Mail, Deadline Hollywood, iHeart Media, Classical KDFC, The Daily Beast, SF Weekly and San Jose Mercury News. Sponsorships include VIP access, customized on-site activations, and private meet and greets. left: Vanessa Cure, Emma Stone and Edward James Olmos; top middle: Nicole Kidman and Phil Kaufman; right: Tom Franco, Greta Gerwig, Lou Diamond Phillips; bottom middle: Ian McKellen, Dennis Muren, Zara Muren. SPONSORSHIP BRONZE FESTIVAL SILVER MAJOR SIGNATURE BENEFITS $5,500 $15,000 $25,000 $50,000 $75,000 All access badge to MVFF films, tributes, spotlights and parties • See below See below See below See below Recognition throughout 11 day festival to audience of 70,000 • • • • • Recognition on-screen in theaters before 400 film screenings • • • • • Recognition in 60,000 MVFF printed publications • • • • • Complimentary advertisement in MVFF publication 1/4 page 1/2 page Full page Inside cover Sponsorship of a film, party or music show. Comp tickets, early entry and reserved seating • • • • Director/ Director/ Photo opportunity with film talent Filmmaker Celebrity Actor Actor VIP Access badges for early entry lines and “Netflix Lounge” 2 4 6 8 Tickets to MVFF Opening Night and Closing Night 4 6 8 10 Sponsor item in film industry gift-bags • • • Invitation to Lucasfilm (Star Wars) behind the scenes tour at Indus- trial Light and Magic in the Presidio, SF • • • VIP Access to MVFF Opening Night and Closing Night events • • • Logo in official MVFF Festival film trailer played before 400 screenings • • VIP All Access badges MVFF: 11 days of films, parties, music and big nights (value of $10,000 / $20,000) 2 4 Sponsorship of a Tribute or Spotlight at MVFF. Comp tickets, early entry and reserved seating • • Branded Red-Carpet Step and Repeat for press and audience photos • Celebrity meet and greets and photo opps • Sponsorship of a Tentpole, Big Night or Centerpiece at MVFF • Lead Mind the Gap Sponsor - recognition at MVFF and year round. VIP access and inclusion in program. • LIANA BENDER, Director of Development BEAU BLANCHARD, Corporate Development Manager 415-526-5838 | [email protected] 415-526-5836 | [email protected] mindthegapinfilm.com.
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