FITD Flyer
Thursday, July 2, 2009
FITD Radio Advertisement
FITD-Foot In The Door
Radio Advertisement
Music: Repetitive techno song (loud then soft playing in the background)
“The Foot In The Door Film Festival 2009” is looking for expressive and creative people. Is that You?
(Pause)(Silence, music stops)
It is?
(Claps and cheering, music continues playing)
With an already prepared script on hand and your creativeness you can literally have your foot in the door!
Its free AND ( emphasize voice) you can gain some handy skills whilst experiencing a once in a lifetime opportunity!
So head to your closet TAFE and find out more!
Its that opportunity you have been waiting for!
For further information contact TAFE -1300 455 666.
That’s 1300 455 666.
Foot in the door- Just try it!
(Party whistle blows)
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
Media release
This is a media release I created to promote national numeracy and literacy week.
MEDIA RELEASE
AUSTRALIAN STORYTIME
FRIDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER
ISSUED BY ANNA BARKIN, HETTE CHILDREN’S BOOKS
PHONE: (02) 6215 82000 (M) 0417 784 922
WEB: enquiry@alia.org.au
______________________________________________________________
"The best thing about Australian Storytime is being able to share the story."
Frank Jones, Television host and author.
Australian Storytime is held each year in conjunction with Australian Literacy and Numeracy Week. The program aims to promote the value of reading, literacy, books and also to support Australian Writers and publishers.
Australian Storytime is organised by the Australian Library and Information Association and supported by the Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training. This strong partnership has enabled public libraries and schools to work together towards shared goals of improving literacy skills and encouraging a love of books and reading in young Australians.
These partnerships recognise the vitality of literacy skills and its importance for people to function in their daily lives.
The Association works with children’s and youth librarians around Australia to select books and develop activities, including games, songs and merchandise for Australian Storytime.
The organisation helps to promote "The Love of Reading". They aim to bring together families and the bonds between children and parents.
"I have never met a child who didn’t love being read to and sharing books is one of the greatest pleasures of childhood" Gemma Smith, Illustrator.
Further information:
Sue Evans, Executive Director, Australian Library and Information Association
PO Box 6335 Kingsford 2684
Ph: 02 62154 82000 Mb: 0417 784 922 Fax: 02 629 202 249
For address information on participating libraries in you area go to:
http://alief.org.au/ad/story/2006/
MEDIA RELEASEAUSTRALIAN STORYTIME
FRIDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER
ISSUED BY ANNA BARKIN, HETTE CHILDREN’S BOOKS
PHONE: (02) 6215 82000 (M) 0417 784 922
WEB: enquiry@alia.org.au
______________________________________________________________
"The best thing about Australian Storytime is being able to share the story."
Frank Jones, Television host and author.
Australian Storytime is held each year in conjunction with Australian Literacy and Numeracy Week. The program aims to promote the value of reading, literacy, books and also to support Australian Writers and publishers.
Australian Storytime is organised by the Australian Library and Information Association and supported by the Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training. This strong partnership has enabled public libraries and schools to work together towards shared goals of improving literacy skills and encouraging a love of books and reading in young Australians.
These partnerships recognise the vitality of literacy skills and its importance for people to function in their daily lives.
The Association works with children’s and youth librarians around Australia to select books and develop activities, including games, songs and merchandise for Australian Storytime.
The organisation helps to promote "The Love of Reading". They aim to bring together families and the bonds between children and parents.
"I have never met a child who didn’t love being read to and sharing books is one of the greatest pleasures of childhood" Gemma Smith, Illustrator.
Further information:
Sue Evans, Executive Director, Australian Library and Information Association
PO Box 6335 Kingsford 2684
Ph: 02 62154 82000 Mb: 0417 784 922 Fax: 02 629 202 249
For address information on participating libraries in you area go to:
http://alief.org.au/ad/story/2006/
Business email
I am able to write and create great business emails.
The following is an email I created to promote the "FOOT IN THE DOOR" event.
FITD Julia Pitt
From: Julia Pitt
Subject: A promotional opportunity
To: Manager of i98 FM
My name is Julia Pitt.I have come to i98 with the wish of sponsorship."Foot in the door" is an annual short film competition that will enable TAFE students from a range of facuilties, whether they are entrants or not, to take their skills and learning beyond theory and stimulation.The fesitval will commence in September 2009. The organisation believes that i98 would be a vital key, to help promote, advertise and sponsor . Sponsors logos will be on all advertisements, posters, flyers, newsletters and emails sent to students.I98 is a great local business and one that is highly respected.Our organisation gaurantees good publicity.This is a great event and is an exceptional and original project with huge potential.With your help"Foot in the door" has the potential to become a signature event for TAFE NSW and become an invaluable teaching tool for numerous Illawarra Institute faculties.
For more information please refer to: www.footinthedoor.org.au
Thankyou, and I hope to hear from you soon.Julia Pitt
The following is an email I created to promote the "FOOT IN THE DOOR" event.
FITD Julia Pitt
From: Julia Pitt
Subject: A promotional opportunity
To: Manager of i98 FM
My name is Julia Pitt.I have come to i98 with the wish of sponsorship."Foot in the door" is an annual short film competition that will enable TAFE students from a range of facuilties, whether they are entrants or not, to take their skills and learning beyond theory and stimulation.The fesitval will commence in September 2009. The organisation believes that i98 would be a vital key, to help promote, advertise and sponsor . Sponsors logos will be on all advertisements, posters, flyers, newsletters and emails sent to students.I98 is a great local business and one that is highly respected.Our organisation gaurantees good publicity.This is a great event and is an exceptional and original project with huge potential.With your help"Foot in the door" has the potential to become a signature event for TAFE NSW and become an invaluable teaching tool for numerous Illawarra Institute faculties.
For more information please refer to: www.footinthedoor.org.au
Thankyou, and I hope to hear from you soon.Julia Pitt
Thursday, April 2, 2009
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