Join us on October 6, 2018, at Nu Millennium Studios for the hottest party of the year! The GPFO Production Party Powered by Nu Millennium Studios, Presented by Firstrust Bank! #gpfoparty18 #gpfoproductionparty
Open bar all night, delicious food from your favorite restaurants, photo booth, production demo areas, live music, dancing, silent auction... and an exciting lineup of live performances from our Billy Penn Music artists Johnny Popcorn, Zeek Burse, Rob Paine of Worship Recordings, Patrick de Caumette, Jeff King, Ali Remi, and more!
OPEN BAR. COMPLIMENTARY FOOD. ENTERTAINMENT. YOU CAN'T MISS THIS!
SPONSORS
LEAD SPONSORS
Firstrust Bank
Nu Millennium Studios
ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
Enterprise Car Rentals
Glass Entertainment Group
Econsult Solutions Inc
Alkemy X
Color Reflections Printing
Fitler Club
Independence Blue Cross
Party Rentals Ltd.
Sofitel Hotel Philadelphia
Tague Lumber
Citrin Cooperman
Comcast Lift Labs
MVM Associates
Sporting Club at the Bellevue
Wipfli CPAs & Consultants
COMPLIMENTARY FOOD COURTESY OF
Catering and Hospitality Sponsor- 12th Street Catering
Additional Food Courtesy of:
Classic Cake Bakery and Cafe
Chops
D'Angelo's Ristorante
Di Bruno Bros.
MilkBoy Philadelphia
Parc
Rouge
OPEN BAR COURTESY OF
Breakthru Beverage Group
Chaddsford Winery
Dock Street Beer
Kiki Vodka
Philadelphia Distilling
Pinot Boutique
Quaker City Malting Co.
Sterling Pig Brewery
The Inn at Grace Winery
Yards Beer
Parking
Parking is limited, but there are two lots across from the venue. One is the Cube Storage lot, which we have permission to use. Please just beware to stay clear of the spots with paint stripes on them, and please don’t park in the grass. The second is a grass lot that Nu Millennium Studios owns right across from the entrance. The Nu Millennium Studios building has a gray door, and is slightly non-descript, but don’t worry, it’ll look great inside!
Attire
The attire for the party is whatever "party attire" you’re comfortable in. Last year a lot of men wore suit jackets with matching pants or jeans, with and without tie. Some wore jeans or khakis and button-down shirts. Women ranged from cocktail dresses and heels, to jeans and “funky” tops, to maxi dresses and jumpsuits. If you want to peak at the pictures from last year, that should give you a good idea of the atmosphere: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gpfo/albums/72157689243075835
Thank you for your amazing support of the Greater Philadelphia Film Office! See you there!
