Over the last two years the Film Night in the Park series presented by the San Francisco Neighborhoo

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FILM NIGHT IN THE PARK
FALL, 2004 Sat., Sept.. 18th _at_ Washington Sq. Pa
rk Sat., Oct. 9th _at_
Dolores Park

• Over the last two years the Film Night in the
  Park series presented by the San Francisco
  Neighborhood Theater Foundation and the Telegraph
  Hill Dwellers has become one of San Franciscos
  most popular neighborhood events. 3,000 filmgoers
  attended the two Film Night in the Park
  screenings in the Spring of 2004 and the
  inaugural screening at Dolores Park was a huge
  success attracting approximately 1,700 people.
• This fall, the Film Night in the Park series
  will continue as once well work with local
  residents and merchants to present two more
  outdoor film screenings.
• On Saturday, September 18th Film Night in the
  Park presents the 1947 film-noir thriller Dark
  Passage, starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren
  Bacall at North Beachs Washington Square Park.
• On Saturday, October 9th Film Night in the Park
  presents the 1972 cult classic Harold and Maude
  at Dolores Park.
  
• Both films will be presented on a giant outdoor
  screen and will be preceded by previews of films
  produced by local filmmakers. Our goal is to
  create an exciting and fun event that brings the
  community together and demonstrates the value of
  film in our neighborhoods. Screenings attract
  residents from throughout San Francisco and the
  Bay Area.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
PREMIERE 2,000 AND UP
FEATURING
EVENT NOTES

• Top billing as one of only three premiere
  sponsors for Sept. 18th and Oct. 9th screenings.
  
• Premium placement of logo on event posters for
  both events (Citywide Distribution of 500)
  
• Full-Screen Logo in pre-show slide show at both
  events.
  
• Acknowledgment in email event announcements, top
  billing/logo placement on website event page at
  www.sfntf.org. Includes web-links.

• Over 3,000 Attendees
• Incredible Only-In-S.F. Atmosphere.
• Popular Event with Growing Audience
• Great community building Event
• Significant Resident and Merchant Involvement
• Diverse Audience
• Popular Films

DARK PASAGE _at_ Wash. Sq. Park
1947 film-noir thriller shot in San Francisco and
starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall.
HAROLD AND MAUDE _at_ Dolores Park
1972 cult classic shot throughout Northern
California. Starring Ruth Gordon, Bud Cort and a
Cat Stevens soundtrack.
PATRON 250 AND UP

• Logo placement on posters for both events
  (distribution of 500).
  
• Listing on website event page at SFNTF.org
  includes web links.
  
  
• Full -Screen Logo Placement in pre-show slide at
  both events

FRIEND 125 AND UP

• Listing on posters for one event only
  (Distribution of 250)
  
• Listing on main event web page at www.sfntf.org
  (no links).
  
  
• Logo Placement in pre-show slide show at one
  event only.

For more information please call (415) 465-FILM.
Logo art must be emailed to afelder_at_sfntf.org
(jpg or tif files) by Weds. 8/25.
All checks should be made payable to S.F.
Neighborhood Theater Foundation, 62 Vicksburg
Street, San Francisco, CA 94114.
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FILM NIGHT IN THE PARK
FALL, 2004 Sat., Sept.. 18th _at_ Washington Sq. Pa
rk Sat., Oct. 9th _at_
Dolores Park

• Over the last two years the Film Night in the
  Park series presented by the San Francisco
  Neighborhood Theater Foundation and the Telegraph
  Hill Dwellers has become one of San Franciscos
  most popular neighborhood events. 3,000 filmgoers
  attended the two Film Night in the Park
  screenings in the Spring of 2004 and the
  inaugural screening at Dolores Park was a huge
  success attracting approximately 1,700 people.
• This fall, the Film Night in the Park series
  will continue as once well work with local
  residents and merchants to present two more
  outdoor film screenings.
• On Saturday, September 18th Film Night in the
  Park presents the 1947 film-noir thriller Dark
  Passage, starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren
  Bacall at North Beachs Washington Square Park.
• On Saturday, October 9th Film Night in the Park
  presents the 1972 cult classic Harold and Maude
  at Dolores Park.
  
• Both films will be presented on a giant outdoor
  screen and will be preceded by previews of films
  produced by local filmmakers. Our goal is to
  create an exciting and fun event that brings the
  community together and demonstrates the value of
  film in our neighborhoods. Screenings attract
  residents from throughout San Francisco and the
  Bay Area.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
PREMIERE 2,000 AND UP
FEATURING
EVENT NOTES

• Top billing as one of only three premiere
  sponsors for Sept. 18th and Oct. 9th screenings.
  
• Premium placement of logo on event posters for
  both events (Citywide Distribution of 500)
  
• Full-Screen Logo in pre-show slide show at both
  events.
  
• Acknowledgment in email event announcements, top
  billing/logo placement on website event page at
  www.sfntf.org. Includes web-links.

• Over 3,000 Attendees
• Incredible Only-In-S.F. Atmosphere.
• Popular Event with Growing Audience
• Great community building Event
• Significant Resident and Merchant Involvement
• Diverse Audience
• Popular Films

DARK PASAGE _at_ Wash. Sq. Park
1947 film-noir thriller shot in San Francisco and
starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall.
HAROLD AND MAUDE _at_ Dolores Park
1972 cult classic shot throughout Northern
California. Starring Ruth Gordon, Bud Cort and a
Cat Stevens soundtrack.
PATRON 250 AND UP

• Logo placement on posters for both events
  (distribution of 500).
  
• Listing on website event page at SFNTF.org
  includes web links.
  
  
• Full -Screen Logo Placement in pre-show slide at
  both events

FRIEND 125 AND UP

• Listing on posters for one event only
  (Distribution of 250)
  
• Listing on main event web page at www.sfntf.org
  (no links).
  
  
• Logo Placement in pre-show slide show at one
  event only.

For more information please call (415) 465-FILM.
Logo art must be emailed to afelder_at_sfntf.org
(jpg or tif files) by Weds. 8/25.
All checks should be made payable to S.F.
Neighborhood Theater Foundation, 62 Vicksburg
Street, San Francisco, CA 94114.