BE 2009 Holiday Reception & Film Screening
Thursday, December 17, 2009 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (ET)
Camden, NJ
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CHARITY EVENT *** NETWORKING *** MEET LOCAL FILMMAKERS
** SUPPORT GREAT CAUSE ** FREE FOR STUDENTS **
*** Special Guest Host - Former Philadelphia Eagle, Reggie V. Brown ***
Born in Dendron, Virginia and raised in Newark, New Jersey, where he continues to reside, Reggie "Truck" Brown, played seven years professional football with the Atlanta Falcons, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and with the Philadelphia Eagles where he retired in 1987.
Since Reggie’s NFL days he has dedicated his time to teaching, drug counseling, and motivational speaking. In the last twenty years, he has addressed over 50,000 people in more than 12 states. Reggie continues to give back to the community, and to improve the lives of all people he encounters.
Rob Schwartz - CEO Who?Mag TV
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Interested in breaking in the film & video industry? Rob Schwartz is the one to meet! Rob is CEO and Founder of Who?Mag TV which is now airing on 9 networks reaching 200,000 households in 50 states and 67 countries!!
His documentaries, including "Grandwizard Theodore" features cameos of nearly every pioneer in hip hop.Rob's sitcom pilot "Foxes", was selected by the HBO sponsored Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival. Rob has a professional background in the music industry and presents workshops for high school students on the history of hip hop.
Terry Hirst - Co-Founder & Director, Heart Gallery Philadelphia
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Photography has been a passion of Terry Hirst her entire life. In her 20+ year career, she has focused on finding the “authentic” by way of the camera lens. Terry is co founder and director of Heart Gallery of Philadelphia
Terry volunteers her time and skill to create beautiful, compelling portraits of foster children in Philadelphia, and enrolls many professional photographers to do the same. The exhibit then travels around the region, raising adoption awareness, but more importantly giving voice to the many foster children in our community looking for their “forever family”.
The Heart Gallery exhibit will be on display at this event.
Leontyne Anglin - Founder, Beyond Expectations, Inc.
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Leontyne Anglin is a writer, producer, designer, and talk radio host. She is a master networker with a diverse corporate background but is most connected to her efforts as a lifelong volunteer!
In 1999, she tapped into her professional networks to host college fairs and educational summits about pursuits for teens beyond high school. She later founded Beyond Expectations, Inc., a 501(c)3 charitable organization, targeting the often overlooked teenage population. Her recently completed screenplay, "18 and Out", was adapted into a short independent film that aims to shed light on teens 'aging out' of foster care.
Cynthia Primas - CEO, Institute for the Development of Education
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Cynthia W. Primas holds an M.Ed. in Organizational and Small Group Development from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pa. She is currently CEO/President of the Institute for the Development of Education in the Arts (IDEA), an arts education non profit that she founded in 1996 in Camden NJ.
IDEA's purpose as a grassroots arts advocacy organization is to empower youth to exert positive influence on their environment and enhance their self worth by giving them the opportunity for creative self expression.
Eric Fiedler - Media Independence (MiND TV)
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Eric is responsible for Foundation, Government and Community Relations at MiND TV, an independent public television station based in Philadelphia. Eric finds time to volunteer to help organizations raise their visibility through a series of networking events and film screenings.
MiND emphasizes learning, social awareness, and a hands-on approach to media. MiND is TV by the people and for the people. The agenda is set by the community, not by unseen program executives or corporate owners. By providing access to individuals, non-profit organizations, and businesses, MiND is reinventing television one story at a time.
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AGENDA:
6:30 - 7:30 Networking Reception & Heart Gallery Exhibit
(bring plenty of business cards!!)
7:30 - 8:00 Guest Presentations
8:00 - 9:00 Film Screenings/ Q & A
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Sponsorships available. Opportunities:
Gold Sponsor -- $1000
VIP Meet & Greet w/ Reggie Brown
Reserved theater seating
Six (6) autographed Reggie Brown photos
Six (6) tickets
Company logo on all advertisements
On stage recognition
Full Page Commemorative Journal ad
Silver Sponsor -- $750
VIP Meet & Greet w/ Reggie Brown
Reserved theater seating
Four (4) autographed Reggie Brown photos
Four (4) tickets
Company logo on all advertisements
On stage recognition
Bronze Sponsor -- $500
VIP Meet & Greet w/ Reggie Brown
Reserved theater seating
Two (2) autographed Reggie Brown Photos
Two (2) tickets
Company logo on all advertisements
Onstage recognition
Reception Sponsor -- $250 - SOLD
VIP Meet & Greet w/ Reggie Brown
Reserved theater seating
One (1) autographed Reggie Brown photo
One (1) ticket
Company logo on all advertisements
Onstage recognition
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Commemorative Journal Ads:
Place an ad in the commemorative journal
distributed Free to all registered attendees
and sold before, during and after event.
Camera ready. All ad prices are for b/w copy.
Email ads to: beyondexp1@gmail.com
back cover: $225.00
inside back: $175.00
full page: $ 75.00 (7.5 x 10")
1/2 page: $ 50.00 (7.5w x 5h" or 3.5w x 10h")
1/4 page: $ 35.00
bus card: $ 25.00
listing: $ 10.00
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Production Specifications:
The Journal is printed on 60# glossy book
stock. Ad dimensions are listed above. Trim
size is 8.5 x 11 and bleeds are allowed on full
page ads (add minimum of 1/8 inch on all
sides). Artwork may be mailed or sent as an
email attachment. Electronic files are preferred
ads. High resolution graphics files and PDFs
are effective for many ads. Please also send a
proof (printout) of the ad; a graphics file or
PDF will serve this purpose for electronically
delivered ads.
Journal Commitment Deadline Dec. 3, 2009.
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Beyond Expectations (BE) is a 501(c)3 organization that teaches film making to teens, including those in foster care.
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Saturday, November 14, 2009
More than 20,000 teens 'age out' of foster care each year, often as young as 18 years old. Beyond Expectations, with a number of community organizations, have collaborated on this very special event to help raise awareness of this important issue.
Charitable donations from the evening will benefit the 2010 BE Filmmaking Camp, an educational program that will use media to teach collaboration, planning, budgeting, entrepreneurship, and other vital skills needed by teens, including those preparing to age out of the system.
Teens will learn to write, produce and tell their own stories, for a change. An exclusive Film Festival will be held in the fall to showcase their work.
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