Professional Documents
Culture Documents
2010
Since then, AFFD has grown to become the largest and longest running festival of its kind in the southwestern United
States.
Incorporated as a non-profit organization in 2003, AFFD is run by a dedicated and diverse group of volunteers brought
together by their love of film and desire to support the arts.
• Celebrate and support emerging and • Community access to short and feature length films
established Asian and Asian-American they may not be able to see on the big screen
filmmakers. otherwise
• Share the rich diversity of Asian culture • Enrichment through filmmaker visits and discussions
through the medium of cinema.
• Unique opportunity to see Asian films in U.S. with a
large and diverse audience.
Expected Attendance
3500+
Program
• Over 50 films screened
• Diverse representation across various genres,
languages, and countries of origin
• Juried competition for feature length and short films
• Filmmaker guests and Q&A sessions
• See the Benefits Matrix on the following page for a complete list of opportunities
and benefits
Screening Vouchers 50 20 10 10 10 10 10
Discounted Tickets/Passes
• • • • • • •
DIRECT
MARKETING
Promotional items placed in
VIP bags • • • • • • •
Product Sampling at the
Festival • • • • • • •
Additional Sponsorship Opportunities - Awards, Parties, Advertising Only, Vendor Booths
8.0” x 10.5”
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production
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Program Guide
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could be cut off in
final production. CONTACT INFORMATION
Julie Hwang, Executive Director
Email: julie@affd.org
Phone: 214.620.0885