Center for Asian American Media
Current Opportunities
CAAM invites corporate sponsors to come on board for another exciting year in the Asian American media arts. We are happy to tailor a proposal to meet your corporate marketing or philanthropic strategies. From our nationally-renown Film Festival to Public Television productions, please see the available sponsorship opportunities and consider how your company can partner with CAAM.
Now Available:
- NEW – 26th SFIAAFF
- EXCLUSIVE – Bonesetter’s Daughter: The Making of An Opera
- ONGOING – Opportunities
NEW – San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF)
The San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival provides companies with an effective way to target the San Francisco Bay Area Asian American market through extensive on-screen, on-line, web, and media exposure. The Film Festival is an excellent way to connect with a rapidly growing audience of over 30,000 and receive over 20 million media impressions, while aligning your company with the largest event of its kind in the country. Sponsors can choose exciting positioning opportunities that range from film premieres to gala parties, panels and workshops to interactive student screenings, direct marketing and much more! The SFIAAFF staff is happy to tailor a proposal to meet each company’s corporate branding and philanthropic strategies.
Please download the available 2008 Sponsorship Overview for full benefit and demographic details.
Download 2008 SFIAAFF Overview [PDF] now
EXCLUSIVE – Bonesetter’s Daughter: The Making of an Opera
As the producer of The Bonesetter’s Daughter: The Making of an Opera, CAAM offers select corporate partners this exclusive opportunity to underwrite the public television debut of this exciting program and its supplementary educational initiatives. The Making of an Opera documents the birth of a new opera that bridges the operatic traditions of China and the West and brings together some of today’s leading creative spirits. We follow bestselling author Amy Tan (The Joy Luck Club), composer Stewart Wallace (Harvey Milk), and director Chen Shi-Zheng (The Peony Pavilion) as they bring to life an opera based on Tan’s most personal novel, The Bonesetter’s Daughter, a moving epic about one family’s history told through three generations of mothers and daughters. The documentary will premiere on public television in the San Francisco Bay Area in October 2008, with the national public television broadcast slated for May 2009, with an anticipated viewership of 4.5 million.
Please see the Sponsorship Overview for full benefit and demographic details.
Download Bonesetter’s Daughter: The Making of An Opera Sponsorship Overview [PDF] now
ONGOING – Opportunities
Corporate Screenings
CAAM offers sneak-preview opportunities with our Asian Pacific American Heritage Month films to community, academic, governmental and corporate groups nationwide. Employee Screenings help corporate diversity departments with their goals and also help stations expand viewers’ awareness of their programming. Planning a film event is a wonderful way to energize your employee group membership, raise awareness of Asian American issues and increase your organization’s visibility in your community. And most importantly, it’s fun!
Charitable Matching Gift Program
A simple way corporations can increase the impact of employee-initiated philanthropy is through the creation of a charitable matching gift program. Confer with your corporate human resource or payroll department, and make sure to include the Center for Asian American Media on your list of eligible charities.
For more information, please contact:
Corporate Relations Manager
Sponsorship [at] asianamericanmedia [dot] org
(415) 863-0814 ext.113
