Cover the film
Presenting Sponsor
from$299
- We book the title you pick
- Social media posts in the run-up to the show
- Your name on the marquee
- Your name on screen before the film
SPONSOR A FILM
Put your business behind a movie — and we'll tell the whole town who made it happen.
Past sponsor
AParadis Photography sponsored The Land Before Time
The first one. They covered the cost of bringing the film to Fort Kent for Labor Day weekend, and their name went out with every post we made about the show, onto the marquee on Hall Street, and onto the screen before the lights went down.
Coming up
A.H. Custom Carpentry is sponsoring The Wild Robot
They're covering the cost of bringing the film to Fort Kent. In return, their name goes out with every post we make about the show, it's on the marquee on Hall Street, and it's on screen before the lights go down.
That's the whole idea. You pick a film, we book it, and the credit is yours.
What you can cover
Each level builds on the one before it. Prices start here and depend on the title — some films cost us more to book than others.
Cover the film and admission
Community Screening
from$499
- We book the title you pick
- Social media posts in the run-up to the show
- Your name on the marquee
- Your name on screen before the film
- Admission is free for everyone who comes
Cover the film, admission and popcorn
Full House
from$799
- We book the title you pick
- Social media posts in the run-up to the show
- Your name on the marquee
- Your name on screen before the film
- Admission is free for everyone who comes
- Medium buttered popcorn for the first 100 guests
What we can book
1140 titles available from Universal right now. More studios coming. Don't see what you want? Ask anyway — we'll find out.
| Title | Year | Rating | Runtime | Format | Sponsor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prince of Darkness | 1987 | R | 102 | Scope · 4 | Sponsor Prince of Darkness |
| Privilege | 1967 | N/A | 103 | Flat · 1 | Sponsor Privilege |
| Problem Child | 1990 | PG | 81 | Flat · 4 | Sponsor Problem Child |
| Profile | 2021 | R | 106 | Flat (1.78) · 5.1 | Sponsor Profile |
| Promised Land | 2012 | R | 106 | Flat · 5.1 | Sponsor Promised Land |
| Promising Young Woman | 2020 | R | 113 | Scope · 5.1, 7.1, Atmos | Sponsor Promising Young Woman |
| Psycho (1960) | 1960 | R | 109 | Flat · 5.1 · 4K Remaster (Extended Version) | Sponsor Psycho (1960) |
| Psycho (1998) | 1998 | R | 103 | Flat · 5.1 | Sponsor Psycho (1998) |
| Psycho Ii | 1983 | R | 113 | Flat · 4 | Sponsor Psycho Ii |
| Public Enemies | 2009 | R | 140 | Scope · 5.1 | Sponsor Public Enemies |
| Pufnstuf | 1970 | G | 94 | Flat · 1 | Sponsor Pufnstuf |
| Puss in Boots | 2011 | PG | 90 | Scope · 5.1 | Sponsor Puss in Boots |
| Puss in Boots: The Last Wish | 2022 | PG | 102 | Scope · 5.1, 7.1, Atmos, DTSX · 2D & 3D | Sponsor Puss in Boots: The Last Wish |
| Puzzle of a Downfall Child | 1970 | R | 104 | Flat · 1 | Sponsor Puzzle of a Downfall Child |
| Quadrophenia | 1979 | R | 117 | Flat · 5 | Sponsor Quadrophenia |
| Queen & Slim | 2019 | R | 132 | Scope · 5.1, 7.1 | Sponsor Queen & Slim |
| Race | 2016 | PG-13 | 134 | Scope · 5.1 | Sponsor Race |
| Raising Cain | 1992 | R | 91 | Flat · 4 | Sponsor Raising Cain |
| Ratchet & Clank | 2016 | PG | 94 | Scope · 5.1 · 2D & 3D | Sponsor Ratchet & Clank |
| Raw | 2017 | R | 98 | Scope · 5.1 | Sponsor Raw |
| Ray | 2004 | PG-13 | 153 | Flat · 5.1 | Sponsor Ray |
| Reality Bites | 1994 | PG-13 | 99 | Flat · 5.1 | Sponsor Reality Bites |
| Reap the Wild Wind | 1942 | N/A | 124 | Flat (1.33) · 1 | Sponsor Reap the Wild Wind |
| Rear Window | 1954 | PG | 113 | Flat (1.66) · 1 · 4K Remaster | Sponsor Rear Window |
| Red Ball Express | 1952 | N/A | 83 | Flat (1.33) · 1 | Sponsor Red Ball Express |
Before you ask
Questions we get
- What does sponsoring a film cost?
- There are three levels, starting at $299 to cover the film, $499 to cover the film and everyone's admission, and $799 to add popcorn. Those are starting prices — some titles cost us more to book than others, so the final number depends on the film you pick.
- Can I choose the movie?
- Yes. The catalog on this page lists everything we can book right now, and you can search and sort it. If the film you want isn't on the list, ask anyway — we'll find out whether we can get it.
- What does my business actually get?
- Your name on the marquee on Hall Street, on screen before the film, and in every social media post we make in the run-up to the show.
- Is a sponsored screening open to the public?
- Yes. A Presenting Sponsor screening is a normal ticketed show with your name on it. At the Community Screening and Full House levels admission is free for everyone who comes. If you want the theater to yourself instead, that's a private rental rather than a sponsorship.
- What happens after I get in touch?
- We'll be back to you within a couple of days to talk through dates and which film makes sense. Nothing is committed by sending the form — it just starts the conversation.
Looking to book the theater privately instead? See private rentals.
Interested?
Tell us a bit about your business and we'll take it from there. Nothing is committed by sending this — it just starts the conversation.