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AUA/PL001 |
 EARTHWIRE PRODUCTIONS Earthwire Productions is a West Auckland (NZ) based family film company. They are looking for individual company support of up to $5,000 to contribute towards the production of an original New Zealand feature film. The overall production budget is $200,000. Journey Of A Story follows the life of William Brown, a fictitious New Zealand serviceman both physically and emotionally damaged by his tour of duty in Europe and time as a prisoner of war during World War II. The early parts of the film are based on actual wartime letters, events and correspondence from Private George Parrish. George was captured in Greece after the bombing of the Hellas and spent time as a POW in Austria. The events, which take place after William's return to New Zealand at the conclusion of the war, are fictional. "We have received letters of endorsement from both the Auckland President of the Royal New Zealand Returned Services Association and from the National President of the Returned and Services League of Australia. We aim to have Journey Of A Story released on ANZAC Day 2011 - a relevant and timely release date for the film, considering its subject and source material. While the lead character is a New Zealander, the film also features an Australian in a key supporting role. Both New Zealand and Australian soldiers feature. There has been a huge increase in interest in ANZAC Day commemorations and the events of the time. The feedback we have had to date is that there are not enough Australasian stories being told in the medium of film. We think we are ideally placed to produce a compelling, interesting story that will not only appeal to Australasian audiences but also further afield. The film is being made on a non-profit basis. We intend to give some of the proceeds to both the NZRSA and the RSL. We have produced a 3 minute 'promo' of a scene from the film, so that you may get an idea for the look and feel of the project. This can be viewed on our website, and is available on DVD format on request. In the meantime, if you would like to find out more about Earthwire Productions and this project in particular, you can visit our website: www.earthwire.co.nz". Contact: Kay Rayner, Assistant Producer. Address: 33 Carling Avenue, Massey, Auckland, New Zealand 0614. Tel.: 0064 9 832 7580. Email: kay@earthwire.co.nz. link to website | Ongoing
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AUA/PL002 |
 INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART
The Institute of Modern Art offers the opportunity to expose a brand to Brisbane's arts and culture sector and to develop a relationship with the IMA. Exhibitions, events, publications and even exhibition spaces are all available for sponsorship. The Institute is interested in cash and in-kind sponsorship. It has set sponsorship levels but can also tailor packages to the sponsor's needs. Sponsors and business partners can gain access to a unique niche market of students 18 to 24 and educated professionals 25 to 40. The Institute attracts 20,000 visitors annually and invited guests attend its openings every eight weeks, where there is the chance to network with patrons, government officials, suppliers, business supporters, senior arts leaders and artists. "Organise your own function in our spaces, drawing on staff for event planning, managing and hosting. We provide recognition on IMA exhibitions, events, publications and exhibition spaces, and promotional opportunities at openings and events. You can also access our staff for arts consultation". Contact: Della. Address: (street) 420 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Australia; (postal) PO Box 2176, Fortitude Valley BC, Qld 4006, Australia. Tel.: +61 7 3252 5750. Fax: +61 7 3252 5072. Email: ima@ima.org.au. link to website | Ongoing
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AUA/PL003 |
 MUSIC DESIGN AWARDS The Music Design Awards recognise designers, worldwide, for the outstanding work they do for the music industry, at every level. To those in the know, designing for the music industry takes hard, hard work and real innovation - strokes of brilliance underscored with inspiration - leading to spectacular end results. Design for the music industry is unrelentingly challenging and occupies the minds of the world's most inspired, leading-edge designers and design houses. The Music Design Awards represent an opportunity for designers around the world to enter their projects for clients. The awards are truly global in context and open to designers from all regions. There are sixty-two awards to win - eleven project categories across five music genre groupings and seven continental region categories. Leading companies seeking to encourage and reward great design for the music industry support the Music Design Awards, such as Eye magazine and Art Vinyl, who supported the launch Awards in 2009. The organisers of the Music Design Awards are keen to foster longer term relationships with partners/supporters and build enduring two-way relationships, ensuring supporters benefit from positive exposure and the Awards benefit from the credible support of companies for whom the link between design and music is important. Supporting organisations will benefit from electronic media exposure (in the form of website and editorial content), email activity, e-bulletins and e-ads on search engines. They will also gain exposure in more traditional media such as direct mail, editorial in trade titles, carefully selected display advertising and support from media partners. Contact: Marie Thomas, Operations Director. Address: Music Design Awards (jla), 80 Great Portland Street, London W1W 7NW. Tel.: +44 (0) 20 8675 8405. E-mail: marie.thomas@musicdesignawards.com. link to website
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Ongoing
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| AUA/PL004 |
 SISTERHOOD FILM LTD.
Sisterhood is a light-hearted comedy feature film shot in London and New Zealand. In test screenings it has been very popular with all ages and backgrounds, but in particular women, female teenagers and the over 40s. Sisterhood Film Ltd is looking to engage with one or more corporate sponsors who may benefit from the exposure the film will generate. Contact: Emily Corcoran, Producer. Address: 22 Notting Hill Gate, Unit 403, London W11 3JE. Tel.: 0208 962 0100. Fax: 0208 962 0100. E-mail: sisterhoodfilm@hilarious.com link to website
Sponsorship opportunities
Logo on titles of film
Logo or branding on all posters and flyers
Logo and links from film website
Viral campaign created with footage from film for product/service for marketing use
Footage from the film offered for use by the company
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Ongoing
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| AUA/PL005 |
 WEZIMBABWE
WEZIMBABWE is a UK based charity and its premier event is called Zimfest™. This is an annual festival which has been held successfully over the last six years. Zimfest has grown to become one of the biggest African festivals and last year attracted over 5,000 people. Testament to the success of the event is that strategic partnerships have been established to give the event a unique global presence and it now takes place in five cities across the globe: London, Cape Town, Perth, Brisbane and Bulawayo, attracting Zimbabweans as well as locals in a truly multicultural celebration of Zimbabwean music and culture. "We are very proud of this achievement", says Head of Marketing Mike Tashaya, "and would like to offer you the opportunity to join us in the continued success of the festival. To this end we would like to discuss the possibility of your joining us as one of the sponsors and partners of this event. We currently receive extensive coverage in both local and national press, as well as several community focused publications. With Zimbabwe being the subject of constant debate we are assured of wide press coverage and have in the past been covered by, amongst others, the BBC, Virgin Media, the Sunday Independent, TNT Magazine and InLondon as well as several online publications and media services. We also provide a good opportunity to have your brand on thousands of computer screens via our website and our social media presence online. Over the last couple of years the event has been supported by Qantas, Coca-Cola, Western Union - to name just a few of the companies who have worked with one or more of the festivals around the world. Please take a look at the documents which provide you with a brief history of WEZIMBABWE and a detailed sponsorship proposal for Zimfest. If you are interested in finding out more or in discussing this opportunity further, please do not hesitate to contact me via the contact details provided". Contact: Mike Tashaya, Head of Marketing. Address: 54-64 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4JX. Tel.: 07876 430182. E-mail: mike.tashaya@wezimbabwe.org link to website
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Current sponsorship opportunities
Principle Sponsor (global)
Local Sponsor
Hospitality Sponsor (local)
Guest Sponsor
In return for sponsorship support, WEZIMBABWE will offer extensive promotion of the sponsor's brand as a named sponsor on all appropriate media releases, marketing material and online and social media marketing. This also extends to banner advertising on the day. More information is available on the event website.
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Ongoing
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CAIRNS UKELELE FESTIVAL
The Cairns Ukulele Festival is a unique festival catering for the broadest customer base you can imagine, from school kids to grey nomads. It is a community driven event that is all about making music, learning to play an instrument and enjoying a large range of musical acts, including acts from the Pacific Region. The festival includes live performances, workshops, markets, art exhibitions, busking, charity performances, all over town, and receives fantastic media attention. This is a great opportunity for sponsors to support a family friendly event with educational and cultural aspects in North Queensland. "Please visit our site for more information or give us a call any time!" Contact: Gabrielle Thomasz, Festival Organiser. Tel.: +61 (0) 405619026. E-mail: cairnsukulelefestival@live.com link to website
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Ongoing
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CARMEN SALVADOR TOUR
Carmen Salvador is a female Chilean songwriter who mixes latin rhythms with pop, resulting in a modern and unique sound. Her work evokes folkloric music by using typical Chilean instruments - and yet it sounds global and pop. She interprets vocals, piano and guitar, accompanied by three musicians in drums, bass, guitar and some ethnic instruments. This original and universal style has earned Carmen Salvador a spot in some of New Zealand´s biggest festivals and iconic live music venues. The tour is a three month experience to be shared with the rest of the world through MySpace, YouTube and Facebook, with an estimated audience of around 6,000 people. In return for sponsorship support, the Carmen Salvador New Zealand Summer Tour will offer extensive promotion of the sponsor's brand as a named sponsor on all appropriate media releases, marketing material and online and social media marketing, both in New Zealand and Chile. This also extends to banner advertising on stage and brand flyers handed to CD buyers. Contact: Carmen Salvador, Songwriter. E-mail: carmanikka@gmail.com link to website
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Ongoing
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GOLD COAST FASHION WEEK
Gold Coast Fashion Week offers a variety of unique partnership opportunities with enormous potential to increase the visibility of the sponsor's company within the local and international fashion industry. With so much exposure having been gained by the last Gold Coast Fashion Week, it will be an event that is greatly anticipated and with the Gold Coast being such an important destination within Australia, this is an opportunity not to be missed. More information about the event itself is available on request - the organisers are also happy to discuss tailor-made solutions. Contact: Jason Purton, Director - Special Reservations, Special Reservations Pty Ltd. Tel.: (+61) 0 433 083 999. E-mail: jason@goldcoastfashionweek.com.au link to website
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Ongoing
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GOLD COAST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The GCSO is an NFP professional orchestra, newly formed in Australia's sixth largest city. Led by the talented, Russian trained and first female graduate conductor from the University of Melbourne, it presents the skills of local musicians. The GCSO is dedicated to producing high quality orchestral music that is presented in an innovative and enjoyable manner. The orchestra wishes to invite persons and companies to become foundation patrons who will attain permanent recognition as such. The orchestra also wishes to form business/arts relationships; and develop sponsorship packages, that are long or short term, with interested parties. Advertising and promotional opportunities are also available for single or series of concerts. "Opportunities to develop foundation relationships with future cultural icons rarely become available". Contact: Josef Goldbaum. Address: PO Box 6858, Gold Coast Mail Centre, Bundall, Qld. 9726. Tel.: 0433 104649. E-mail: ceo@gcso.com.au link to web site
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Ongoing
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KEW BAND MELBOURNE
Kew Band is one of Australia's leading brass bands. In recent times, its strengths have been highlighted by its competition victories, a series of CD recordings and strong involvement in local and other events. In competition, it has had outstanding success in recent years, most notably winning the 2000 and 1998 Australian National Brass Band Championship titles. In 1998, the band also made Australian brass band history by simultaneously holding the Australian National, South Australian, Victorian and New South Wales championship titles. The band has recorded several compact discs and is also regularly featured on Strike up the band! on ABC Classic FM. The band's goal is to create a sponsorship package that is tailor-made to serve the sponsor's needs. Promotional benefits can be tailored to suit the nature of the sponsorship. With a variety of concerts and outreach programs, sponsorship with the KBM offers flexibility and the ability to reach all or segments of their audience. Sponsors can choose to sponsor an individual performance, a full series, a special concert or education programs, or become an exclusive Season Sponsor. Cash and contra partnerships are equally important to KBM. Contact: via this page - http://www.kewband.org.au/Contact_Us/ link to website | Ongoing
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SEXY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
The Sexy International Film Festival, created by Melbourne filmmaker Jason Turley (Welcome Stranger), is a week long event held each September in Melbourne, with a 'best of' programme touring Perth in October then London, Paris, New York and San Francisco in November. The festival showcases shorts and features from across the globe which explore love, relationships and sexuality. The festival has a competition, The Sexy Awards, with framed certificates and prizes donated by sponsors up for grabs. Contact: Jason Turley, Director. Address: 11/325 Toorak Road, South Yarra, Victoria Australia 3141. Tel.: 0422354187. E-mail: info@sexyfilmfest.com. link to website (festival)
link to website (MySpace) link to website (YouTube) link to website (Eventful)
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Ongoing
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SOUNDSCASTLE
As a small music events company, Soundscastle wishes to host its premier boutique indie music festival aimed at a target 18-25 year old audience. This festival is to be called Seaside Music Festival and will be held in the picturesque coastal town of Kiama, NSW (1.5 hrs south of Sydney and forty minutes south of Wollonong) in March or April 2010. Sponsorship will be necessary to present the best event possible, and Soundscastle is searching for major sponsors from the media and alcohol industry. Other independent sponsors are also very welcome. The sponsorship opportunity here will include advertising with high visibility to a large young affluent audience. "We wish to select a primary sponsor from the alcohol industry to host a bar/s at the event, to be included with advertising privileges. Please contact me via the email address provided for further information/contact details if interested". Contact: Michael Carrigan. E-mail: soundscastle@gmail.com
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30th April, 2010
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AUA/0008 |
SWELL SCULPTURE FESTIVAL
The seventh annual exhibition at the Swell Sculpture Festival takes place between 11th and 20th September, 2009 and will comprise up to fifty sculptures placed along the Currumbin Beach ocean walkway in Queensland. Activities will include twilight sculpture walks, artist talks, sculpture workshops and weekend entertainment. The exhibition is free, open all hours and is enthusiastically embraced by over 200,000 visitors experiencing art in an open air setting. Opportunities exist for companies, organisations, local businesses, groups and individuals to sponsor a sculpture site at the 2009 exhibition. All revenues will go toward Swell Sculpture Festival and subsidising artist expenses. Benefits of sponsoring a site include (i) having the sponsor's name or logo engraved on a brushed aluminium plate attached to the numbered site seen by 200,000 visitors; (ii) a listing on the Swell Sculpture Festival website with a link to the sponsor's website; and (iii) a certificate with the sponsor's allocated site number to display during the exhibition as acknowledgment of their support and to keep as a memento. "Sponsorship may be tax deductible - please see your accountant for specific tax advice". Contact: Sponsorship Department. Address: PO Box 457, Currumbin, Queensland 4223. Tel.: +61 7 5598 6004. link to website
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AUA/0009 |
WEST AUSTRALIAN BALLET
West Australian Ballet boasts a diverse and innovative range of benefits for brand awareness, business development, corporate hospitality and staff incentives. Through a partnership with West Australian Ballet businesses can powerfully reinforce their corporate image whilst enjoying an association with one of the state's highly esteemed arts organisations. The Ballet offers a range of sponsorship opportunities and partnerships ranging from Naming Rights to Partnering a Dancer. Sponsorship packages start from $10,000, right up to $250,000 (negotiated according to benefits offered). "We will work tirelessly with your organisation to achieve your sponsorship objectives". Contact: Marketing Department, via this page: www.waballet.com.au/contact.php link to website | Ongoing
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