l&l transmedia's law through film series 2015

L&L Transmedia's LTF 1

Law Through Film SeriesRaising awareness about legal rights and remedies through great cinema, past and

present.

presents their seventh annual

Together with the Ridgefield Public Library


January 2015 SelectionFilm showing January 26

“Submit the Documentary”Topic: cyber bullying/privacy

Seeking Sponsors and Moderator

Connecticut Public Act 11-232An Act Concerning the Strengthening of School Bullying Laws


LTF Mission – Care, listen & talk“A zeal for different opinions concerning religion,concerning government, and many other points, as well ofspeculation as of practice; an attachment to different leadersambitiously contending for pre-eminence and power; or topersons of other descriptions whose fortunes have been inter-esting to the human passions, have, in turn, divided mankindinto parties, inflamed them with mutual animosity, and ren-dered them much more disposed to vex and oppress each otherthan to co-operate for their common good.” James Madison, Federalist Paper Number 10

Ridgefield LibraryPhoto: Robert Benson


February 2015 SelectionFilm showing February 23

Sponsored by Western Connecticut State University and moderated by George Kain, Ph.D. As the head of WCSU’s Justice & Law Administration Department and the Police Commissioner of Ridgefield, Kain will speak on DNA exoneration after viewing this brilliant and hopeful documentary.

Sponsorships currently unavailable


March 2015 Film SelectionMarch 23

Sponsor & Moderator: Richard S. Land, Esq./Chipman & MazzzuccoThe Glenn Forbes Family

This film, starring the Award-winning actor Benedict Cumberbatch as Julian Assange, is a well-written, dramatic and compelling movie about free speech and news organizations’ accountability in the Digital Age.

Cumberbatch is short-listed for Best Actor in the upcoming “Imitation Game.”


Through L&L Transmedia, your firm can sponsor evenings that raise public awareness about current legal issues and fosters intelligent inquiry and discussion. By moderating lively discussions after the film, you may demonstrate community support and gain respect for facilitating conversation about issues that matter. At the same time, raise visibility for your firm through a Danbury-Ridgefield hyper local transmedia marketing campaign and among a select audience at the beautiful, newly renovated Ridgefield Public Library.


Benefits of Sponsoring a Unique Film Series and/or Evening

• Support a community’s education/awareness of legal issues• Invite clients to front row seats at a beautiful public venue• A transmedia marketing campaign of invitations digitally distributed

through well-targeted e-blasts, social media channels (LinkedIn and one of firm’s choice) and/or a well-designed landing page that encourages a two-screen experience

• Firm name included on Library email opt-in database of over 7,000 patrons

• Editorial coverage in local newspapers/hyper local news outlets• Increased awareness of your firm and legal skills at an exciting, newly

renovated venue patronized by an affluent community.• First right of refusal for next year’s series• Professional Photographer and Videographer (digital content for firm)


“Alexandra Lehmann, through her film expertise and deep respect of the law, curated the most popular film series at the Ossining Public Library for four years in a row. The series’ simple mission – to get people talking on tough political issues – is not so easy. Yet through hard work and the skill of the well chosen moderators – it happens. To the benefit of us all.” – James Trapasso, Director of Public Relations, Ossining Public Library, New York A Loyal Audience

Attorney Thomas Leaf, Esq.of Ventura, Ribeiro, & Smith performed a mock jury selection/voir dire from the audience after watching Lumet’s “Twelve Angry Men” – due process

Which way will this juror vote?

Local Ridgefield attorneys Richard Land of Chipman & Mazzucco, L&L Principal Alexandra Lehmann and Rob Creamer, Esq./CPA.

George Kain, PhD /Professor of Justice and Law Administration WCSU and Ridgefield Police Commissioner gave eyewitness testimony on CT’s decision to abolish the death penalty.


Sponsorship Opportunities 2015

• Gold – 3 Evenings$1,500.Introduction as Gold SponsorModerator + all publicity and tax deductible donation to Ridgefield Library.

• Silver – 2 Evenings$1,000.All publicity

Call or email to discussdetails of each package.914 450 [email protected]

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