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Based in New York City, Videoart.net serves as an international network for video art and experimental films. As a video-sharing website and online community Videoart.net has helped to democratize the relationship between artists, curators, institutions, and the public worldwide. Videoart.net attracts both art and film industry professionals by merging the avant-garde with art with film establishments. As an international network with a dynamic online community, Videoart.net has positioned itself as one of the most popular video art and experimental film websites in the world. John G. Hanhardt, the former senior curator of film and media arts at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, talks about the Videoart.net Programs and their importance. "A new generation has to create its new strategies to show, to represent, distribute. And I think it can happen in galleries! Outside of galleries! In museums! Outside of museums! And that is part of what I think the future holds."-John G. Hanhardt the former senior curator of film and media arts, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum-		Excerpts From Panel Discussion of Video Art & Experimental Film Festival 2010 at Tribeca Cinemas. The panelists discuss the significance of videoart.net and its role in connecting the global online community with the New York art scene.
		Blake Whitman, the Director of Community and Product at Vimeo, talks about the Video Art and Experimental Film Festival 2010 and the new Partnership with videoart.net

About the festival: The festival strives to showcase the artwork of today's most groundbreaking video artists and filmmakers, while simultaneously bringing these works to new audiences. In addition to a film screening at the prestigious Tribeca Cinemas, the event features a panel discussion lead by distinguished academics and industry professionals, followed by a reception with the filmmakers themselves. Dan Fine, video artists and creator of VideoArt.net, founded the Video Art and Experimental Film Festival in 2010 to promote the work of emerging and established artists and to facilitate dialogue between these artists, influential scholars and the audience about the future and place of video art in the digital age. Videoart.net and Tribeca Cinemas will join forces to publicize the upcoming event and the sponsor's brand will receive high visibility on the Videoart.net website as well as at the festival itself. Help us make the Video Art and Experimental Film Festival 2011 a defining moment in democratizing the relationship between artists, curators, institutions, and the public worldwide. Sponsorship May Be Tax-Deductible: Video Art and Experimental Film Festival 2011 is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization, so a portion of your sponsorship cost may be tax-deductible. Sponsorship Levels: There are several levels of sponsorship opportunities suggested for the Festival, and they are listed as follows: Silver Sponsor - $500 1. Your name or your company name and a link to your web site will be featured on the Videoart.net website from the time the contribution is received through the festival. 2. You will receive a complimentary copy of the Video Art and Experimental Film Festival Poster. 3. You and a guest will receive complimentary tickets to all the events hosted by the Video Art and Experimental Film Festival. Gold Sponsor - $2500 You will receive all the incentives included in the silver sponsorship package along with the following: 1. You or your company name and logo will be featured on signage at the festival reception. 2. Your name or brand will appear on event invitation email, marketing materials and banners. Platinum Sponsor - $5000 You will receive all the incentives featured in the Silver and Gold sponsorship packages along with the following: 1. Your name or your company name and logo will be featured on screen as a festival sponsor before the screening. 2. You will have the opportunity to speak at the panel event (1 minute on stage in front of the festival audience.) The panel event will be videotaped and featured to the world wide public on the videoart.net website. . Contact: Dan Fine Artistic Director Videoart.net P.O Box 572 New York, NY 10025 Dan@videoart.net  Mobile 646-641-9130 Brittany Stanley Chief Editor and Public Relations Manager Videoart.net P.O Box 572 New York, NY 10025 brittany@videoart.net      .