Title: schools out ... for a film festival
1schools out ... for a film festival!
2about film education
- film education a charity supported by the film
industry leading celebrities such as their 2009
patron, the Oscar winner Danny Boyle - established 25 yrs, it now helps 2.4m school
children discover films cinema each year - free screenings, free events, free resources
- for classrooms even free training for teachers
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- national schools film week is now the largest
event of its type in the world
3schools film festival week 09
- 5 day event October 19th - 23rd featuring
- screenings with celebrities/filmmakers at
selected sites - UK wide regional media campaign
- potential coverage of 4.m students
- 11.4m parents/guardians
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- (Scotland 2 wks later)
560 schools 2,335 cinema events nationwide
4this years festival programme
- 2009 festival patron Danny Boyle
- both major Hollywood independent movies
previewed and showcased - master classes with leading directors,
- writers actors after selected screenings
- young critics competition hosted by BAFTA
- west-end launch plus other key cities
5films secondary schools
Creation
Beyond A Reasonable Doubt
The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas
Slumdog Millionaire
An Education
6films primary schools
Aliens In The Attic
A Christmas Carol
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince
Fantastic Mr Fox
The Boy In The Stripe Pjamas
7listing examples
8CDROM teaching materials
9lead sponsorship categories available
- environmental
- health (food/drink/exercise)
- social issues (crime, teen pregnancy etc)
- financial education
10partnership packages
- direct access to 8m school children
- sponsors commercial before each screening plus
extensive logo and branding on PR materials from
brochures posters to active online credits
podcasts etc - involvement at BAFTA Young Film Critic
competition -
11school film festival summary
- takes your message to an annual UK wide audience
of 4.7m schoolchildren 11m adults - active engagement with over 450,000 students
- brings cinema within reach of a wider younger
audience across all demographics and
economic/ethnic backgrounds - your brand featured alongside one of the worlds
most glamorous industries film! -
12how much does it cost?
- 100K to become a key network sponsor
- covers the entire package as detailed
- based on 30
13a final message from our 2009 patron
Oscar winning film director Danny Boyle
Source Nielsen EDI
14keeping good company
just some of the major blue chip brands who have
already supported us recently
15schools out ... for a film festival!
16 appendix
17 where your brand will be featured
posters sent to 28,000 schools cinemas with
a potential reach of 8m students brochures -
with circulation of 100,000 and readership of
over 250,000 website/Online - NSFW booking
portal Film Education websites with over
500,000 unique visitors plus email/newsgroups
with readership of over 100,000 advertising/Outdo
or - full branding on all advertising in print
and outdoor short Film Screenings your
commercial played before all screenings special
Nationwide Event - linked to core elements of
your messaging during the festival in over 20
live locations across the UK
18 where your brand can be also featured
launch Event London Leicester Sq and at 8
regional festival launches across UK BAFTA
Ceremony Presentation Young Film Critic of the
Year ceremony promotional Screenings - to be
held in the evenings for teachers during the
festival optional Family Day Promotion
family day during the Saturday of NSFW many
other promotional items and be-spoke events are
possible as part of a commercial partnership,
including special educational campaigns events
for families and teachers
19positive feedback from teachers students
20 where your brand will be featured
Everyone laughed together and it was a good
experience to see it in the cinema secondary
student london I was very impressed with the
complete service. The children really enjoyed the
film and are looking forward to another visit
next year teacher paisley Please carry on the
good work - NSFW provides some children with the
only chance they get of visiting the cinema so
well done! deputy head great yarmouth