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African American Women In Cinema Film Festival 2008!!
I'm kinda late in posting this. I hardly ever have time to do anything any more...
This is from one of my contacts back in NY when I was still doing the Black film festival circuit. This is one of the film festivals that I would consistently volunteer for. I had so much fun, and was able to network with a lot of really good people.
African American Women In Cinema Film Festival will be holding their 11th Annual festival from November 12th-15th in New York City. for additional information about this year's festival please go to their site www.aawic.org, for screen times, locations, and other festival activities.
This is from one of my contacts back in NY when I was still doing the Black film festival circuit. This is one of the film festivals that I would consistently volunteer for. I had so much fun, and was able to network with a lot of really good people.
African American Women In Cinema Film Festival will be holding their 11th Annual festival from November 12th-15th in New York City. for additional information about this year's festival please go to their site www.aawic.org, for screen times, locations, and other festival activities.
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Thanks for this Kevin!
Anyone can become a member as well of this organization. Below are their membership packages:
Corporate Membership: $2,500.00
Become a Corporate Member and receive the following benefits:
Four designated members will receive membership for one year (starting Jan 1st continuing to December 31st).
Entry for four to attend the Media Coalition Networking Salon.
Four all access passes to the Annual African American Women In Cinema Film Festival.
Discount admission to industry related events sponsored by AAWIC.
Corporate name recognition in the AAWIC Festival Journal.
Corporate name recognition on website.
Benefactor Membership: $1,000.00
Become a Benefactor Member and receive the following benefits:
Three designated members will receive membership for one year (starting Jan 1st continuing to December 31st).
Three all access passes to the Annual African American Women In Cinema Film Festival
Discount to industry related events sponsored by AAWIC.
Recognition on website.
AAWIC Film Friends: $100.00
Become an AAWIC Film Friend and receive the following benefits:
One designated membership for one year (starting Jan 1st continuing to December 31st).
Discount on All Access Pass to Annual African American Women in Cinema Festival
Entry for two to attend the Media Coalition Networking Salon.
Discount to industry related events sponsored by AAWIC.
Individual: $50.00
Become a member and receive the following benefits:
One designated membership for one year (starting Jan 1st continuing to December 31st).
Entry for one to attend the Media Coalition Networking Salon.
Discount to industry related events sponsored by AAWIC
Student: $25.00 -- (with valid student identification)
Become a member and receive the following benefits:
One designated membership for one year (starting Jan 1st continuing to December 31st).
Entry for one to attend the Media Coalition Networking Salon.
Discount to industry related events sponsored by AAWIC.
You can get more info at http://www.aawic.org/membership/info.shtml
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