Festival Sponsor Information
The Festival of Cinema is the primary fundraising event for Access Sacramento, a 501(c)(3) California non-profit corporation teaching all Sacramento County residents how to use television, radio, Internet and digital film technologies for the betterment of our community.
The Festival has expanded with the wonderful financial support of our 2003 Sponsors. We invite you to help with the financial needs of the Festival by contributing your Underwriting Support to grow the event. Your underwriting may be tax deductible and will help the Festival invite more special guests, provide more scholarships to worthy film students, and grow the Festival as an economic engine for our Downtown business community.
Access Sacramento is a nonprofit public service organization dedicated to giving voice to thoughts, dreams, opinions and community events not otherwise seen or heard on commercial and public radio, television and other media. |
CCTA is the nation's largest state cable association representing nearly 200 cable systems serving more than 6.8 million cable customers in California. In addition to local cable operators, the state industry includes a growing number of "cable-related" industries&emdash;such as high-tech firms that manufacture the products and services which support a dynamic cable industry, programmers which create the content for cable networks, and ancillary service providers, which offer specific services to cable industry members. |
Welcome to total viewing control! Comcast Digital Cable provides you high quality picture and sound on your television along with a managed interactive onscreen guide and a digital remote control. |
The mission of the DSP is to establish downtown Sacramento as the vibrant arts, entertainment, business and cultural destination of the Greater Sacramento Region through effective public-private collaboration for the benefit of residents, visitors and investors. |
As the premier economic development and services organization for the region's $2.04 billion convention and tourism industry, the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau is committed to making a positive difference in our community. For the past 77 years, the SCVB has developed and executed sales, marketing and customer service programs to help strengthen the regional economy as well as the bottom lines of our member businesses and marketing partners. |
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Innovative and intelligent, Sacramento's favorite weekly publication has long been the Sacramento News & Review. In fact, the News & Review is Sacramento's second largest newspaper, so its readers are as diverse as Sacramento itself. With irreverence and attitude, the News & Review tackles local, state, and nationwide issues in a way that keeps readers coming back for more. |
SureWest Communications is the premier provider of advanced communications products and services in the Sacramento metropolitan region - all for your home or business. |
As Sacramento has grown in the role it plays in Californiaís economy, so has the Weintraub law firm. We have developed our practice to focus on the specialized legal services that our clients require in areas such as corporate, securities and financial institutions, bankruptcy, workouts and commercial collection, estate planning, tax and fiduciary abuse, labor and employment, disputes, trials and appeals, intellectual property, and real estate. |
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Here's what local leaders say about how our film festival helps to foster local prosperity.
"Getting Hollywood to Sacramento to shoot movies is huge boost to regional economic prosperity. A Single location shoot can make a significant financial impact to area businesses. The Sacramento Festival of Cinema has been the best friend to film producers in our area that we could possibly imagine. I applaud them for their vision and support of major film production in Northern California."
Kathleen Dodge - Film Commissioner, El Dorado County Co.
"The Sacramento Festival of Cinema encourages independent and Hollywood-based film production in Sacramento. Access Sacramento, the festival's organizer, is a strong partner in fostering local production and we encourage area businesses to support their efforts. Film production enhances Sacramento's image and contributes to the well-being of our economy."
Lucy Steffens - Sacramento Film Commissioner
"How do film festivals support local economy? Movie production brings international exposure, valuable new revenues and, most importantly, shared pride to a local community. What better way to attract this type of industry into the Sacramento region than a film festival that features our creative talent, our diverse geography and our boundless enthusiasm?"
Jill Kaiser - Executive Director, Arts & Business Council
