PLATINUM SPONSORS

Park Road Post Production

Park Road is a premier post production facility located in Wellington, New Zealand. Developed by filmmakers for filmmakers, Park Road offers a relaxing and inspiring environment for filmmakers to realise their vision.

GOLD SPONSORS

Get it On

We're extending the message of the importance of using condoms and lube back into the mainstream where it’s been absent for some time, with the launch of our new brand, “Get it On!”. Accompanied by a bold new website and a useful TXT service, the Get it On! initiative shows Aotearoa New Zealand wrapped safely in a condom and is a call to action to everyone in Aotearoa New Zealand to get behind the safe sex movement and to support those most at risk from HIV to protect themselves, their partners, their whānau, their communities and all of Aotearoa New Zealand from HIV.

SILVER SPONSORS

	Wellington City Council Wellington is New Zealand's centre of government and the world's southernmost capital city. It is also the country's cultural capital, third most populous urban area in New Zealand and home to many museums, theatres and arts festivals.
	Royal Netherlands Embassy THis Is the Kingdom of the Netherlands' main web portal for its representation in New zealand
	GayNZ.com gaynz.com is New Zealand's premier online portal for queer news, events and gossip
	Goethe Institut The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany with a global reach. We promote knowledge of the German language abroad and foster international cultural cooperation. We convey a comprehensive picture of Germany by providing information on Germany's cultural, social and political life.
	Out In The Square Out in the Square’s an annual event that has been running for more 25 years. It is an all-day event for the whole family, featuring stalls, food, entertainment, and fun in the sun. Everyone’s welcome! Out in the Square 2013 saw thousands of people throughout the day in Wellington‘s Civic Square.
	US Embassy The United States has maintained a consular presence in New Zealand since 1838. The first consul was James Reddy Clendon. Born in England, Clendon was a ship owner and merchant who bought land and settled in New Zealand. In 1838 he was appointed by the U.S. Government as consul for New Zealand, based in the capital, which at that time was Russell, in the Bay of Islands. He held this position until 1841. Today, Wellington is the seat of government. The largest population center is Auckland. This is reflected in the presence of the Embassy in Wellington and the Consulate General in Auckland. These offices represent U.S. interests throughout New Zealand and in the Cook Islands and Niue.

BRONZE SPONSORS

	Rainbow Wellington Rainbow Wellington is a group (previously operating under the name of GAP) representing the interests of, and organising social functions and activities for, lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual and related people in the greater Wellington region. We have about a hundred and thirty core members, individual, business and corporate, and a wider contact list of several further hundred gltb people. We publish regular electronic newsletters giving notice of our various activities, and keeping members and friends up to date on current events of interest.
	GABA Charitable Trust GABA has a long history of giving back to the GLBT Community. On 9 November 1999, The GABA Charitable Trust was established to manage this in a clear and transparent manner and to separate GABA’s charitable work from its regular activities as a community organisation. The principal objective of the Trust is to “maintain a fund available to individuals and institutions for the explicit purpose of health, welfare, and support services for the benefit of the gay community of New Zealand”.
	Phantom Billstickers New Zealand's Largest Street Poster media company. Phantom specialise in the Production & Placement of Street Posters, Shop Posters & Flyers (retail), Programmes, Brochures, Postcards & Handbills promoting Music, Arts, Events & Street Culture. They have offices in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch & Dunedin with dedicated Street Poster & Retail Placement sites nationwide.
	TLA Releasing Launched in Philadelphia in 2001, TLA Releasing is dedicated to bringing the very best in LGBT cinema to audiences across the world. Spearheaded by Derek Curl, TLA Releasing has offices in New York and London (launched in 2005) with partnerships in countries such as France, Poland and Taiwan. TLA Releasing has been prolific since inception, bringing modern LGBT classics to cinemas, DVD and VOD, from filmmakers around the world. With a library of over 300 titles, the company embraces every aspect of our diverse community, by releasing such popular titles as Latter Days, featuring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, the TLA-produced Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild, lesbian-classic High Art, Brazilian drama From Beginning to End and the award-winning Shelter, recently voted AfterElton.com’s #1 gay movie of all time.
	Gay Express express is New Zealand’s GLBT (gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgender) magazine and website. The goal of express is to continuously inform, support and strengthen the GLBT community New Zealand wide by reporting on relevant people, places, stories and events. Cornerstone Publications Ltd which publishes express is a successful media company that engenders understanding and support of GLBT people from within the community and from non-GLBT New Zealanders. express has been published since 1998, to date the longest, and now the only GLBT publication in New Zealand. express celebrated its 20 year anniversary in May 2011 – along with its 500th issue being published.