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sponsorship overview 2017-2018
We create customized sponsorship packages with some or all of
the following events and benefits to achieve your marketing and
advertising goals.
About the IDA Contact
The International Documentary Association (IDA) is dedicated to building and serving Jina Lim
the needs of a thriving documentary culture. Through its programs, the IDA provides Development Manager -
resources, creates community, and defends the rights and freedoms of documentary Corporate Sponsorships and Individual Giving
artists, activists, and journalists. (213) 232-1660 x 211
jina@documentary.org
Audience Demographics
age
bachelors
female 18-24 2% 49%
51% 25-34 21%
postgraduate
35-44 36%
male 43%
45-54 26%
49% other
55-64 11%
65+ 4% 8%
Engagement Reach
Members: 2,000 Documentary magazine documentary.org visitors locations: documentary.org
circulation per issue: 5,000 59% United States average monthly unique visitors:
Events attendance: 7,000
8% United Kingdom 47,000
Email:
Twitter followers: 25,800 5% Canada
20,000 subscribers
Facebook likes: 22,800 3% Australia
17-20% open rate
3% India
LinkedIn members: 15,700 3-6% click-through rate
primary sponsorship
opportunities
Educational Programs IDA Enterprise Documentary
Documentary Fund Screening Series
The IDA’s educational programs
include a year-round series of classes, The brand-new IDA Enterprise The IDA Documentary Screening Series
conversations, panels and workshops Documentary Fund, with major support is a curated program of screenings
focusing on the art, craft and business from The John D. and Catherine T. that brings some of the year’s best
of documentary filmmaking. The MacArthur Foundation, provides documentary films to members of the
Conversation Series features in- production and development funds IDA, the Academy of Motion Picture
depth discussions with prominent to feature-length documentary films Arts and Sciences, and industry guilds
documentary filmmakers on their taking on in-depth explorations of with the goal of increasing voting
creative practices and careers, and original, contemporary stories and participation in the documentary award
appeal to a broader audience. integrating journalistic practice into categories.
Date: Year-round the filmmaking process. In addition
Date: September-December 2017
to funds, grantees receive additional
Audience: Over 2,000 highly engaged resources and expertise tailored to the Audience: 800-1,000 documentary
documentary filmmakers interested needs of the project. filmmakers, industry executives, and
in learning about and discussing the guild members (including AMPAS,
latest techniques and creative trends in Date: Year-round
WGA, DGA, PGA).
documentary. Audience: Over 300 working
documentary filmmakers and journalists
interested in getting significant funding
for their projects and learning about
resources for documentary journalism.
33rd Annual DocuDay LA Getting Real:
IDA Documentary Awards Documentary Film
DocuDay LA is an annual screening
event in celebration of the feature and
Conference 2018
This highly anticipated annual event
is held in early December and honors short documentaries nominated for an
Academy Award®. Getting Real is the IDA’s biennial
the best documentaries of the year. filmmaker-to-filmmaker conference
The event is attended by the industry’s Date: February 2018 that brings filmmakers and others in the
most prominent filmmakers, network documentary field together to discuss
moguls, celebrity presenters, and more. Audience: Over 1,000 documentary
and move forward on the critical issues
film lovers, filmmakers, and industry
Date: December 2017 facing the documentary community.
professionals gather to celebrate the
Audience: The Awards attracts 600 features and shorts nominated for an Participants in Getting Real 2016
socially and politically connected Oscar®, with back-to-back screenings included such filmmakers as Steve
influencers from the documentary and filmmaker Q&As all day. James, Ava DuVernay, Shola Lynch,
film community, as well as filmmakers Laura Poitras, James Risen, Raoul
interested in learning about and Peck, Grace Lee, Joe Berlinger, Sam
discussing the latest techniques and Pollard, Gordon Quinn, Stanley Nelson,
creative trends in documentary. Brett Morgen, Tabitha Jackson, Kirsten
Johnson, Ezra Edelman.
Date: Fall 2018
Audience: 800 engaged documentary
filmmakers, scholars, and industry
professionals gathered together to
discuss critical issues in the field.
sponsorship
Photo courtesy of Mark Hayes
benefits
Sponsorship benefits may include the For multi-event sponsors, we offer added
following, depending upon event and bonus advertising from the following IDA
sponsorship level: channels:
• Event sponsor acknowledgement • Print ads in Documentary magazine
• Complimentary tickets and/or passes to events • Web banners on documentary.org
• Reserved VIP seating at events • Sponsored posts in our Weekly Digests (every Tuesday)
• Opportunity for booth space at event • Sponsored eblasts to our mailing lists
• Opportunity for commercial spot before each screening • Sponsored banner in eNewsletter (e-magazine)
• Hyperlinked logo on event marketing collateral and event
webpage
• Opportunity to distribute sponsor materials at events
• Listing in IDA’s donor acknowledgement page on the web
and in print
• Step and repeat displaying IDA and sponsor logos
• Opportunities to participate on panels
• On-site signage throughout the events
• Advertisements in event programs
• Opportunities to create branded creative awards for
filmmakers
• Red carpet and Winners’ Circle exclusive packageswe champion
documentary films and
filmmakers and the impact
they have on the world.
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Los Angeles, CA 90010
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