Miracle Screenings Film Issue - Cannes Market Issue

May 2009
Date of issue: 12.05.2009
Distribution: Cannes Market / Cannes Film Festival (13-24 May 2009, Cannes, France)
Additional distribution:

• Annecy Animated Festival /MIFA (10-12 June 2009, Annecy, France)
• Sunny Side of the Doc (23- 26 June 2009, La Rochele, France)

Cannes Market / Cannes Film Festival (13-24 May 2009, Cannes, France)
Focus: Overviews of cinematographic industry in Europe
Circulation: 5000 issues
Points of Delivery: official press bins in Palais des Festivals and Riviera; press points in hotels Majestic, Martinez, Carlton and Palais Stephanie.
Мaterial deadline: 20.04.09

Miracle Screenings will publish its Cannes Market issue on 10 May 2009.

5,000 copies will be delivered to industry professionals during Cannes Market & Cannes Film Festival 2009.

Miracle Screenings has an official press deal with Cannes Market. In Cannes, Miracle Screenings is delivered from o fficial press bin in Palais Des Festivals; in press areas in hotels Majestic, Martinez, Carlton, Palais Stephanie, Grey D'Ablion and Sofitel; to stands in Palais Des Festivals, Riviera and other exhibition halls.

Once again, Miracle Screenings partners with Cineuropa for production of analytical and editorial content of Cannes Market issue. Miracle Screenings Cannes Market issue will give an overview of film industry of the following European countries : Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, UK, Iceland,  Norway, Switzerland and Bulgaria.

Written by journalists of Cineuropa, these overviews give countries profiles, market figures, and analysis in the field of production, co-production and distribution in these countries, in particular:

• Overviews of cinematographic industry on each country with focus on production and co-production.
• Facts & Figures that characterize industry in each country: Production; Local films produced; Average budget
• Exhibition: Number of Cinemas; Number of Screens; Number of Admissions; Box office
• Releases: Overall; Local titles; Box office for local titles
• TOP Exhibitors (leading exhibitors and the number of screens)
• Market share Distributors (major distributors and their share on the market)
• TOP box office (with indication of country origin)
• Best national movies (on box office and awards on prestigious festivals)

Miracle Screenings Cannes Market issue 2008/Editorial (pdf)

Miracle Screenings American Film Market issue 2008/Editorial (pdf)

Advertising: 500 Euros: 1 color ad page + article or interview

Discounts:

• booking in 2 issues: 10% discount,
• in 3 issues: 15% discount,
• in 4 issues: 20% discount

About Miracle Screenings: Miracle Screenings was launched in autumn 2003 by Elena Sunbeam. First issue was born in Cannes and it was delivered on MIPCOM 2003. For 6 years, Miracle Screenings issues reached all continents. The magazine received strong support from all corners of the globe: from Hollywood heavyweight studios to small independent companies. Miracle Screenings issues are delivered during biggest audiovisual events in Europe, USA and Asia : MIPTV, MIPCOM, Cannes Market of Cannes Film Festival, American Film Market, Asia Television Forum. Every year, thousands professionals enjoy informative reviews, strong market analysis, hundreds interviews about acquisition and sales strategies.

About Planet Sunbeam: Planet Sunbeam is an independent company aimed at organization of events, production of business publications, and promotion of high quality audiovisual works in the international marketplace. Elena Sunbeam, president of the company, has been involved in the television exhibition business. In 2003, Elena Sunbeam gave birth to Miracle Screenings, an international magazine covering the business of television and film. She developed the editorial content in close collaboration with research agencies, trade associations, and leading professionals from all corners of the globe. In 2008, she developed and successfully organized World Content Market that was supported by over 600 television professionals from 59 countries.