Event Partners

We’re proud to acknowledge all of the companies that work with us to help make the Cans4Films Festival a success. Please take a few moments to find out more about the following companies as it’s with their invaluable support that we’re able to make Cans4Films bigger and better each year.

 

With over 300 stores across Australia, Network Video is the largest group of independent stores in the movie rental business. All Network stores are locally owned and operated and as such, their sense of community is paramount. Since 2008, our stores have banded together to support this worthy charity event and drum up the support of their local community. From dedicated Point of Sale and securing movie distributor support, Network has and will continue to work alongside Cans4Films.

As the site of the inaugural Cans4Films Festival, DeVoteD DVD has been part of the Cans4Films journey from the very beginning. Located in the northern Melbourne suburb of Mill Park, DeVoteD DVD is a proud member of Network Video and a proud supporter of Cans4Films. Their involvement from the outset paved the way for the subsequent success of the Festival.

As the technology partner for Cans4Films, Kiandra has not only provided this website, but also assists in logistical support for the Festival organisers. Through their belief and support in Cans4Films, these I.T. experts have proven to be an integral part of the Cans4Films team. Kiandra has been awarded the Microsoft Worldwide Partner of the Year 2009 for its software and web development skill, design and quality.

 

   
Charity Partners

Network Video stores participating in the 2011 Cans4Films Campaign will be passing on their canned food donations to various local charities. These charities are dedicated to helping disadvantaged Australians without discrimination. Each of the charities that receive the cans of food make perfect charity partners for our stores and can adequately cater for an event on the scale of the Cans4Films Festival. It’s through this use of local charities that a national campaign has gradually become more locally focussed and driven since Network jumped on board back in 2008.