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Corporates

We at Screen Education Edinburgh firmly believe in the power of film education to inspire, educate, and empower people of all ages and backgrounds. As a small charity, we rely on partnerships with corporations to support our cause. We invite you to join us in making a meaningful impact.

By contributing to our cause, you can help promote education, foster community development, and create social impact, all of which are essential components of a robust CSR strategy. Take advantage of the chance to resonate with socially conscious consumers and investors. Choose to make a difference today!

  

Here are some ways you can support Screen Education Edinburgh: 

  

1. Corporate Away Day: 

Invest in your team while investing in a brighter future for communities. Book an educational experience for your staff at Screen Education Edinburgh. Our Make a Film in a Day experience offers a unique blend of team building and creativity. It's an incredible opportunity to transform your company culture and unlock the potential within your teams. Contact us now to book your bespoke filmmaking workshop and embark on a memorable journey of creativity, teamwork, and personal growth. 

  

2. Commission a Film: 

Collaborate with our talented filmmakers to create a custom film that showcases your company's values and impact. From infomercials to promotional videos, we will work closely with you to bring your story to life while supporting film education initiatives. 

  

3. Sponsorship Opportunities: 

Support our mission and make a difference in the lives of individuals who may not otherwise have access to film education. Consider sponsoring Screen Education Edinburgh. You can choose to support our organisation as a whole or contribute to specific projects and programmes. 

  

At Screen Education Edinburgh, we believe in the transformative power of film to change lives and communities. By partnering with us, your company can become a crucial part of this transformative journey. Together, we can invest in education and empower communities. 

 

"SEE completely changed the trajectory of my career. I would have struggled to get into university without the portfolio I built with their courses, the community of people I met and worked with became some of my closest friends and we continue to collaborate on films and become colleagues in the professional world." - Read Kaitlyn's Story

  

To discuss how your organisation can make a lasting impact, contact our Principal Officer Graham Fitzpatrick. 

Published: 22nd November, 2023

Updated: 7th August, 2024

Author: Jack Richardson

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