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November 2-11, 2018 • • A Bird’s Eye View • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • Presented by: . CITY OF SCOTTSDALE Sponsored' by: azcentral. Harlf1ns • SHEA 14 Shea Blvd. just east of Scottsdale Rd. ScottsdaleFilmFestival.com The Festival is supported in part by the scottsdale Mercedes-Benz Arizona Commission on the Arts which The Festival is supported in part of Scottsdale receives support from the State of Arizona and the National Endowment for the Arts. THEATRES by a grant from Scottsdale Arts. azcentral. MERCEDES-BENZ of SCOT1"DA LE ALWAY.SIN wHE AC.TION ·"' .-·--·--·.-:-·_. ·······_. .·_. _. -.... ·... ~~~- - ......·=--- -.~--~- .._ -. -- ·. -.- ~-:-:-:-.·-. \ - . .. • · -. --. ---- • · • -.- . -. ..• ·-• • ·• . ..• ·..• . ' .. -----ao -a ~-, ·· ~- • -• · - --C': ."'C-.. Y--~ 0 , Mercedes-Benz of Scottsdale Proud Sponsor of /he Sco/tsd11!e Internationa! I /Im 1·c~thnl (4 80) 845-0012 • MBSCO"fTSD/\LE.COM 4725 N Scottsd ale Roa d • Acro ss fro m Scottsdale Fash ion Square Mall HOW TO PURCHASE VIP PASSES, PACKAGES, MEMBERSHIPS, AND TICKETS For membership information, go to ScottsdaleFilmFestival.com/membership. BEFORE THE FESTIVAL Non-Member VIP Pass (Black/Gray) ..............................$300 • VIP pass holders must still arrive 30 minutes before their Handling Fee: There is a $5 handling fee added to all All tickets, passes and packages are sold Festival Discount Package .............................................$250 films start, and seating is not guaranteed to anyone once orders, including will-call. (This is a flat per-order fee, not exclusively online prior to the opening night event. Build-a-10 Package .......................................................$130 a film has started. per-ticket.) ScottsdaleFilmFestival.com Build-a-5 Package ...........................................................$65 • In the event of a sellout, no one is guaranteed a seat after Oct. 1 through Nov. 1 (no later than 5 p.m.) the film has started. Will-Call Tickets: Orders placed after 5 p.m. on Monday, FESTIVAL DISCOUNT PACKAGE - CLICK HERE TO • A limited number of VIP PASSES are available on a first- Oct. 22, and before 5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 1, will be OPENING NIGHT TICKETS & VENUE PURCHASE THIS PACKAGE come, first-served basis. waiting for you when you attend your first screening. To claim Note: Tickets for opening night film and reception are 21 TICKETS FOR $250 – Save $45 • A Member-Level VIP pass allows bearer into the Opening your order, please present your photo ID - on opening night, available online between Oct. 1 and Nov. 1 at $25 each. Must be purchased BEFORE Thursday, Nov. 1, by 5 p.m. See up Night film and reception inside the auditorium which begins visit the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Box Office; to 21 films, or share the tickets with friends and family! With at 6:15 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 2, in the Dayton Fowler Grafman during the Festival at Harkins Shea 14, visit the Josephine On Friday, Nov. 2, tickets for opening night will only be sold this package, you must preselect your tickets at the time of Atrium of Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. Appetizers Memorial Work Will-Call Table. at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts box office at purchase. Please remember, you will be required to leave the and beverages will be included. Two drink coupons will be $28 each — not sold at Harkins Shea 14 Theatre. auditorium after each screening/Q-and-A and join the line for included with each pass for redemption at the bar. Tickets at the Door During Festival: Subject to availability, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts your next film, so please plan your schedule accordingly. Does • A Member-Level VIP pass allows bearer into all Festival single tickets may be purchased at Scottsdale Center for the 7380 E. Second St., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 not include a ticket to the opening night reception and film. films at Harkins Shea 14. Each VIP pass holder must Performing Arts for the opening night event on Friday, Nov. Box Office Hours: 10 a.m. – 7:15 p.m (Day-of-show opening preselect all of their Festival film tickets online by 2, or at Harkins Shea 14 Theatre, starting Saturday, Nov. 3, night tickets subject to availability) BUILD-A-10 PACKAGE - CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE THIS Thursday, Nov. 1 by 5 p.m. Member-Level VIP pass holders before the first screening. Student discounts are available at PACKAGE also receive priority position in lines and are admitted into the door. Students purchasing tickets must show a current DURING THE FESTIVAL 10 TICKETS FOR $130 – SAVE $10 the auditoriums first. In the event of a sellout no one is student ID. Box offices open 30 minutes before the first Harkins Shea 14 Theatre Must be purchased BEFORE Thursday, Nov. 1, by 5 p.m. With guaranteed a seat after the film has started. screening of the day and remain open through the start time Nov. 3–11 only, tickets for all films (other than opening this package, you must preselect your tickets at the time of of the last Festival film of the day. Please note: Tickets are night) are sold exclusively at the Festival venue box office. purchase. Please remember, you will be required to leave the not sold online during the Festival and Harkins movie passes 7354 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85260 auditorium after each screening/Q-and-A and join the line for NON-MEMBER VIP PASSES may not be used for Festival films. Box Office Hours: Friday: 10 a.m. – 10 p.m. your next film, so plan your schedule accordingly. Does not Non-Member VIP Pass (Black/Gray) are available for purchase include a ticket to the opening night reception and film. online for $300 per pass. Suggested: To avoid sellouts, plan your Festival schedule TICKET PRICES - CLICK HERE TO BUY SINGLE TICKETS Non-Member Black/Gray VIP passes require tickets for entry ahead of time and purchase tickets as early as possible. Single-Ticket Prices BEFORE the Festival (ONLINE ONLY) BUILD-A-5 PACKAGE - CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE THIS into all auditoriums, and require the buyer to preselect their between October 1 and November 1, at 5 p.m. PACKAGE tickets online by Thursday, Nov. 1 at 5 p.m. Tickets are required Sold-Out Films: When a film is sold out, we try to hold some Opening Night Film and Reception (Cash Bar) ..............$25 5 TICKETS FOR $65 – SAVE $5 for entry into all auditoriums. A Non-Member VIP pass allows tickets for sale a few minutes before show time. Remember, ($28 at- the-door on Nov. 2, subject to availability) Must be purchased BEFORE Thursday, Nov. 1, by 5 p.m. With bearer into the opening night reception. Appetizers and one your best opportunity to buy tickets or passes is before the First Show of the Day Before Noon .........................2-for-$14 this package, you must preselect your tickets at the time of complimentary beverage will be provided. Festival begins. (TYPE CODE 241 INTO THE PROMOTIONAL CODE BOX!) purchase. Please remember, you will be required to leave the Films Starting After 12 Noon ..........................................$14 auditorium after each screening/Q-and-A and join the line for Accessibility Seating: Harkins Shea 14 Theatre and Independent Women Director’s - Panel Discussion ......... $5 your next film, so plan your schedule accordingly. Does not POLICIES AND OTHER Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts are both ADA include a ticket to the opening night reception and film. compliant. Single-Ticket Prices DURING the Festival (Harkins IMPORTANT INFORMATION Shea BOX OFFICE ONLY) between November 3 and Pre-Ordered VIP Passes and Festival Discount Packages: Refunds and Schedule Changes: All sales are final. No November 11 MEMBER VIP PASSES All VIP passes and the Festival discount package will be held refunds or exchanges. In the unlikely event that a film (See page 11 for membership pricing.) All Harkins Shea 14 Theatre Films ..................................$14 for will-call pick-up when you arrive to see your first film. To becomes unavailable, the Scottsdale International Film *Student Discount (At the Door) .....................................$11 • There will be a no-host, cash bar at the opening night claim your order, please present your photo ID - on opening Festival reserves the right to make a substitution. If a film Independent Women Director’s - Panel Discussion ......... $5 reception for additional beverages not included with the night, visit the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts must be canceled after tickets have been sold, you will be *Excludes opening night film/reception and closing night VIP pass. Box Office; during the Festival at Harkins Shea 14, visit the able to exchange your ticket for one of equivalent value film. Valid student ID required. • Patrons must be 21 or older to be served alcoholic Josephine Memorial Work Will-Call Table. through the Festival box office. There are no exceptions to beverages. this policy. If there are changes, they will be announced at TICKET PACKAGES - Opening night film/reception tickets are • VIP passes provide priority position in lines to see any Pre-Ordered Tickets/Packages: Single tickets, Build-a-5 and the Festival. not included in packages & must be purchased separately. Festival film at Harkins Shea 14 Theatre and also permit Build-a-10 packages ordered by 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 22, Must be purchased online BEFORE Thursday, Nov. 1, at 5 p.m. the holder to remain in the auditorium between films. will be mailed. SPONSORS TITLE SPONSOR PRESENTING SPONSORS FESTIVAL SPONSORS ARTISTIC SPONSORS OFFICIAL SPONSORS r:cmm:t\l . - .A OIVV>TMT. F O CUS azcentral. Harlf1ns COMM I SS ION Mercedes-Benz ae.~onstud10s . g ~K~U ■ 1""t'.r=:: , , , , .. , . CITY OF THEATRES of Scottsclale ON T HE ARTS Japanese SCOTTS LE Culture Club “The Festival is supported in part by the Arizona Commission on GREENWICH iFCFilms • of the Arts which receives support from the State of Arizona and the Arizona National Endowment for the Arts.” (!1zz I • I maaem DISg lDN ' “The Festival is supported in part by a grant from Scottsdale Arts.” e - TICKETS AT SCOTTSDALEFILMFESTIVAL.COM Scottsdale International Film Festival — Nov.
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