The Exhibition Rights to an award winning feature motion picture: Soldiers of Innocence (see sections and photos throughout this website) will be offered for your school to use as a major Fund Raising Event. You can book in right now for nothing and only turnover 50% of the tickets sold. Your school keeps the other 50%. All you'll need is a DVD player, a projector that will enlarge the projection onto a wall or screen, speakers to hook up to the DVD player and either an existing auditorium or folding chairs in your recreation hall or student hall. This film is an award winning motion picture made for kids to watch and has never been seen in the United States except for VIP and Special Screenings.

It is about children caught behind enemy lines in the Korean War. Teachers will love it because it is not only entertaining, in that the children are the ones that save the day for the U.S. Marines, but deals with war and children in war in a 'student-friendly' manner. Not too much blood and useless action. Though lots of explosions and war sounds, it is something the whole family can watch, and has been identified as fitting a PG rating.

You can sell tickets to your students, their parents, family and friends. Even have them invite local leaders and veterans from any of our services. If they've worn the uniform, they're heroes and maybe the students would enjoy the movie even more if a few veterans watched with them, plus the ticket sales would be more with more invited quests. You get this feature motion picture and get to keep 50% of the box office. In addition to the box office, you could set up a popcorn, hotdog, candy and soda stand to sell and keep 100% of that. After all, the theaters don't share the concession stand with producers, so why should you.

Getting these rights is as simple as sending us an email at cgstarllc@hotmail.com requesting the Exhibition Rights and the producer, Dennis H. Christen, will send you the tickets and the DVD for your screening. You can also download fliers to send home with the students telling everyone about the School Cinema Night and the film.

It is suggested that you set up a show for Friday evening, one on Saturday afternoon (a matinee) and one more for the Saturday night crowd. Within these three shows, you'd most likely have a better turn out than most of your fund raising activities. Everyone loves a movie. Helping the school at the same time is a bonus and any parent would love that!

We suggest that you sale your tickets for not less than $6.50 per person. No student or senior discounts. That's a good buy for anyone at that price. Keep the cost of the goodies down to a fair price and your school could really make out nicely for just a Friday evening and a Saturday effort.

Hurry, don't be the last school in your city to book this Fund Raising Event. A "Soldiers of Innocence" Representative will be calling you to help you get this event off the ground.