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Book Your Screening and Events At Book Your Screening and Events at 10850 West Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90064 • Convenient West Side Location • Unmatched customer service • Convenient Access for Over 50% of Academy membership • Plenty of parking • Over 500 successful events each year Contact Dan Gorski at 424.731.2429 or [email protected] WORLD CLASS FACILITY • 12 auditoriums with various seating capacities (40, 100, 200, 250, and 300) • Stadium Seating for optimum viewing • Screening Lounge seating with plush leather sofas and love seats • Barco 4k and 2k digital Projectors • Capability to play digital video formats including DCP, BluRay, and DVD • Compatible interface for other formats including HDCam, DigiBeta, computer files • Klipsch Speakers with DTS and Dolby Digital Surroundsound The Wine Bar • Reception capacity up to 3oo people • Comfortable lounge setting • Flexible space • Catering options for every budget RUSSELL CROWE • CHRISTIAN BALE • FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA • RIDLEY SCOTT • PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN • LAURA LINNEY • MARK RUFFALO • FRANK OZ • JEFFREY KATZENBERG • TERRANCE HOWARD • JASON REITMAN PATRICIA CLARKSON • DAVID FINCHER • DAVID GORDON GREEN • SETH ROGEN • ELLEN PAGE • JULIAN SCHNABEL • BRIAN GRAZER • DAVIS GUGGENHEIM • JAMES MCAVOY MCAVOY • JAMES GUGGENHEIM • DAVIS • JULIAN SCHNABEL BRIAN GRAZER GORDON GREEN • SETH ROGEN ELLEN PAGE FINCHER • DAVID CLARKSON • DAVID PATRICIA FIRST CLASS EVENT SUPPORT • We’re ready for all your Q&As and panel discussions • Podium, director chairs, hand-held microphones, spotlight and courtesy water available for panelists • Green room and private entrance options for high- profile VIPs • Tables, chairs and easels available for lobby check-in and reception needs • All support items always available for no extra charge ALISON JANEY • JASON BATEMAN • JOEY PANTALIONI • WALTER MIRISCH • SEAN WILLIAM SCOTT • NICK STAHL • GUILLERMO DEL TORO • MICHAEL MOORE • LARRY CHARLES • JAMES MANGOLD • MICHAEL CERA • RYAN GOSLING Premieres and special events • Red carpet and press line in theatre lobby • Full catering options inside the auditorium • Post or pre- screening receptions in The Wine Bar or Westside Tavern private room • Sponsor display opportunities in Main Lobby CORPORATE MEETINGS & PRIVATE GATHERINGS • Multi-media presentations from your computer straight to the big screen • Continental or buffet breakfast and lunch options for your organization • Combine your corporate meeting with a private screening of a current film • Networking cocktail reception in the Wine Bar or formal dinner in the Westside Tavern private room • Project your own gaming system or favorite classic films on the big screen for a unique and memorable private celebration with friends and family RECEPTION OPTIONS • Semi-private Wine Bar reception up to 200 people • Full Wine Bar reception space up to 300 people • Private bar can be arranged inside any auditorium • Superb selection of wine and beer • Wide range of catering options from the award- winning Westside Tavern Restaurant • Gourmet offerings including artisan cheese & charcuterie, passed hors d’oeuvres, and desserts Upscale CONCESSIONS • Concession stand with over 40 gourmet items including Peet’s Coffee, Popcornopolis and hot La Brea Bakery Pretzels • Fresh and fast concessions ready on arrival of all your guests upon request • VIP concessions arranged for parties inside auditorium or at our stand • Gift cards available for any amount to give each of your guests customized access to the full concessions menu.
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