49th San Francisco International Film Festival
DATE: April 20 - May 4, 2006
LOCATION: San Francisco, USA
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Released: Monday, February 20, 2006 1:28 PM

Eye Candy are again taking their giant outdoor broadcast screen to San Francisco, for the largest and most prestigious film festival in America –
The San Francisco International Film Festival


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DATES OF EVENT
20th April - 4th May 2006

SCREEN SIZE
20 m˛, Full colour, motion & sound

DATES OF SCREEN BROADCAST
18th April– 4th May 2006 (17 days)

TIMES OF SCREEN BROADCAST
7am – Midnight (17 hours)

SCREEN LOCATION  
Union Square, San Francisco

PEDESTRIAN FIGURES
100,000 X 18 days Total =
1.800,000

FESTIVAL GOERS
100.000

FACTS

After last year’s success, Eye Candy are again working very closely with the organisers of the festival and will once more be positioning their giant broadcast screen in the heart of Union Square, the most prestigious location within the city.

The screen will broadcast exclusive features of the festival to the public of San Francisco.

The San Francisco International Film Festival is committed to celebrating the art of the moving image and has presented the best in world cinema since 1957.

Now, the 15-day Festival presents nearly 200 films from over 50 countries and reaches an engaged audience of tens of thousands of film lovers, filmmakers, industry representatives and journalists with screenings in San Francisco, Berkeley and the Peninsula.

The Festival highlights current trends in international film and video production with an emphasis on work that has not yet secured U.S. distribution.

The Golden Gate Awards is the competitive section for documentaries, shorts, animation, experimental, youth-produced and work for television. Juries award cash prizes ranging up to $5,000 in ten of the 14 categories. First features by emerging filmmakers are eligible for the SKYY Prize, which includes a $10,000 cash award and was established in 1997 by the Festival and premier sponsor SKYY Vodka to recognize a director whose film exhibits a unique artistic sensibility.

The Festival also invites recent feature-length narratives and documentaries and archival presentations from around the globe, special awards and tributes recognizing individual achievement.

Eye Candy Media continues to show its commitment to offering its clients a second to none opportunity in the world of international outdoor event marketing.

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