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Film
Festival
Presented
by
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Bronze Sponsors
Contact
Chris
For Sponsorship Opportunities
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5th
Annual
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Saturday & Sunday
October
20-21, 2007
BUY FESTIVAL PASSES OR INDIVIDUAL TICKETS
CLICK HERE |
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Saturday, Oct. 20
Reception @ 10 AM
Screening @ 11 AM
BUY TICKET
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Saturday, Oct. 20
Reception 12:30 PM
Screening 1:30 PM
BUY TICKET
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Sunday, Oct. 21
Reception @ 10 AM
Screening @ 11 AM
BUY TICKET
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Sunday, Oct. 21
Reception 12:45PM
Screening 1:45 PM
BUY TICKET
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BUY
A FESTIVAL PASS
OR AN INDIVIDUAL
TICKET
CLICK HERE! |
Buy
A Festival Pass or Individual Ticket
Festival Pass - $60 one (1) ticket to all four
films
BUY
A PASS - CLICK HERE!
Individual Tickets - $10 Open Seating or $15
Reserved Seating
BUY
A TICKET - CLICK HERE!
1) Order online with a credit card after Sept. 1st!
or
2) Call GayOrlando.com at 407.896.8431 to order your tickets
or
3) Come by our office starting on Oct. 1st- Monday-Friday,
10 AM - 4 PM at:
Gay Orlando Film Festival
775 S. Kirkman Road, Suite 111
Orlando, FL 32811
or
4) Via Email Click
Here for Chris Alexander-Manley
Please include in your email the following information
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Your name
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Table
choice from seating chart,
if not available you will be notified before card
is charged to select another choice
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If
paying by credit card, include card type, card #,
exp. date, name on card, the total to be charged,
billing address for credit card, and credit card verification
code
(charges show as Gay Days, Inc.)
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Phone
number
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Mailing
address (to mail the tickets or they can be picked
up at the GayOrlando.com office or can be held at
box office on day of film)
After 6PM Friday, Oct. 19th,
remaining individual tickets will only be available
at the Enzian Box Office starting at 10:15 AM on
Saturday, Oct. 20th. Tickets for all 4 films will
go on sale at that time at $15 each.
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The
Gay Orlando Film Festival is a project of GayOrlando.com and Enzian Theater. This project is supported by United Arts of
Central Florida with funds from the United Arts Campaign and by the State of
Florida,
Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, and the Florida
Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
 
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