Highbridge Film Festival Alumni! Do you remember your year? The year you took the class that produced the Highbridge Film Festival. Regardless of your role, it’s highly likely that you had dreams of what you might have done with just a bit more budget and resources. This year you have an opportunity to give back and help the current Highbridge production class students out by becoming a member of the Highbridge Circle Partners. Help make this year’s Highbridge Film Festival the best one yet.
We’re delighted to offer an opportunity for Asbury film and television production alumni and former Highbridge filmmakers to support the Festival through the Highbridge Cinema Circle Partners program.
The Highbridge Cinema Circle is designed for individuals to support the festival apart from corporate and organizational sponsorships. The Gold and Silver Partner levels offer easy ways for Asbury film and television production alumni to help underwrite the Festival and its programming, while incorporating access to Festival events and supporting cinematic arts and the Festival experience for student filmmakers.
Join Highbridge Cinema Circle Partners
To become a member of the Highbridge Circle Partners visit www.asbury.edu/giving and choose OTHER. Write in “Highbridge” and your donation amount of $50 or $100. Also let us know under further designation if you plan to attend*.
*If you attend the festival we’re required by law to reduce the tax-deductible amount accordingly. The single ticket membership of $50 would have a tax deductible value of $35 ($50-$15=$35) or the double ticket membership of $100 would have a tax deductible value of $75 ($100-$25=$75).
NOTE: If Highbridge Circle Partners raises more funds than needed for each year’s festival, extra funds will stay in the Highbridge account for future years, possibly allowing for a fund to help current film makers with their project costs.
The Highbridge Film Festival began in 2005 as a vehicle for Asbury University’s School of Communication Arts to showcase student films and in the process, encourage visual storytelling. Each year the festival selects about a dozen student films and provides a venue for special presentations from Communication Arts and the panel of judges from the film and television industry. The film festival is entirely produced and promoted through the combined efforts of the School of Communication Arts’ Special Events class, student volunteers, and underwritten by sponsors. Highbridge Film Festival has grown into a nationally recognized collegiate film festival delighting audiences and attracting wide-ranging interest from the film industry.