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1FORMBeerSponsorProposal-1.doc
1FORMArtistOfferSheet-1.doc
ABOUTNEWYORK.docx
newyork.xlsx
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1FORMBeerSponsorProposal-1.doc
1FORMArtistOfferSheet-1.doc
OFFER SHEET
Your Company Name
Address
Phone, fax, email
Web address
TO: AGENCY:
FROM:
THIS IS A BID FOR:
PERFORMANCE DATE: TIME:
CITY, STATE:
VENUE: SEAT CAPACITY:
OTHER ACTS:
TICKET PRICES:
COSTS (NOT INCL. RENT %, TICKET COMM.):
POTENTIAL GROSS:
BID (or OFFER):
BAND MAY SELL T-SHIRTS /SOUVENIRS?
PROMOTER TAKES 10-15%?
HOTEL ROOMS PROVIDED?
OTHER NOTES
ABOUTNEWYORK.docx
ABOUT NEW YORK
Assignment:
- Write a one-page sponsorship letter, addressing potential sponsors and highlighting the benefits of partnership. - Draft a talent offer letter for one artist, outlining terms and details of the offer respectfully. - Create a Gantt chart for one tour stop, mapping out tasks and timelines visually.
**1. Sponsorship Letter (1 page):** - Your task is to write a persuasive sponsorship letter aimed at potential sponsors for your tour. Your letter should clearly articulate the purpose of your tour, highlight the benefits of sponsorship, and make a compelling case for why the sponsor should partner with you. Be sure to keep it concise and professional.
*Example Sponsorship Letter:* 1 FORM Beer Sponsor Proposal-1.doc
**2. Talent Offer Letter (for one artist):** - Next, you'll draft a talent offer letter for one artist you wish to book for your tour. Your offer letter should outline the terms of the offer, including compensation, performance details, and any additional perks or benefits offered to the artist. Remember to be clear, detailed, and respectful in your communication.
*Example Talent Offer Letter:* 1 FORM Artist Offer Sheet-1.doc
**3. Gantt Chart (for one tour stop):** - Finally, you'll create a Gantt chart to visually map out the timeline and tasks for one stop on your tour. Your Gantt chart should include key milestones, such as venue booking, promotion campaigns, travel arrangements, and day-of-event logistics. Use color coding or different symbols to denote task dependencies and deadlines.
*Example Gantt Chart:* https://youtu.be/tuQpGzL_14g?si=TdE4j-72L6B2-2Xx Links to an external site.
Think about the purpose of your tour and how it aligns with your overall goals and objectives. Consider the target audience, the message you want to convey through your tour, and the impact you aim to achieve. Your sponsorship letter, talent offer letter, and Gantt chart should all reflect this purpose and contribute to the success of your tour.
Again, your group will submit a one-page sponsorship letter, an offer sheet for one of the artist on your tour, and a preliminary Gantt Chart for how your team would like to run the show. Please submit all three documents together and not separately. Again, assignments must be submitted as combined documents.
newyork.xlsx
Sheet1
| Show Day/Date: August 2, 2024 - New York City | ||||||||||
| Show Name: | New York show | |||||||||
| City: | New York | Production Costs: | ||||||||
| Cost Item | Advance | At Show | Total | Notes | Talent: $23,000 | |||||
| roduction | Sound: $500 | |||||||||
| Talent | $23,000 | Dancers (8) | Lights: $450 | |||||||
| Sound | $500 | 2 speakers | Stage: $750 | |||||||
| Lights | $450 | Rent, lighting design previously paid for | Limos/Van: $150 | |||||||
| Stage | $750 | Rent wooden dance floor to match venue | Hotel: $200 | |||||||
| Limos/Van | $150 | Per day | Catering: $200 | |||||||
| Hotel | $200 | Hotel accommodation for performers/management | Total Production Costs: $25,250 | |||||||
| Catering | $200 | Dinner catering for performers/management | ||||||||
| Venue | $350 | $450 | $800 | |||||||
| Event Housekeeping | $150 | $150 | 3 people - venue staff 3 hrs | Venue Costs: | ||||||
| Post Event Housekeeping | $50 | $50 | 1 person - venue staff 1 hr | |||||||
| Conversion to Event | $60 | $60 | 2 people - 45 min | Venue Rental: $800 | ||||||
| Conversion to Event | $60 | $60 | 2 people - 45 min | Event Housekeeping: $150 | ||||||
| Staff | $650 | Post Event Housekeeping: $50 | ||||||||
| Ushers | $100 | $100 | 3 people, 2 hrs | Conversion to Event: $120 | ||||||
| Ticket Takers | $100 | $100 | 2 people, 2 hrs | Staff: $650 | ||||||
| Electrician | $200 | $200 | 1 person, 4 hrs | Total Venue Costs: $1,770 | ||||||
| Light Operators | $250 | $250 | 2 people, 2 hrs | |||||||
| Administrative Costs | $1,200 | |||||||||
| Insurance, Bonds | $250 | GEICO Insurance | ||||||||
| Permits, Licenses | $300 | Permit fees for New York City | Administrative Costs: | |||||||
| Phone, Supplies, Office | $100 | $100 | ||||||||
| Hard Ticket Printing | Online ticket sale with code scan only | Insurance, Bonds: $250 | ||||||||
| T-shirts | $800 | 40 t-shirts at $20 cost | Permits, Licenses: $300 | |||||||
| Marketing | $1,200 | Phone, Supplies, Office: $100 | ||||||||
| Posters/Flyers | $200 | 1000 flyers for local businesses | Total Administrative Costs: $650 | |||||||
| Internet Ads | $300 | Instagram: 5/1000 impressions, 50000 impressions | ||||||||
| Internet Pay-per-clicks$3000.30/clickEvent Costs Total$33,800$35,375 | ||||||||||
| Marketing Costs: | ||||||||||
| Posters/Flyers: $200 | ||||||||||
| Internet Ads: $300 | ||||||||||
| Internet Pay-per-clicks: $300 | ||||||||||
| Total Marketing Costs: $800 | ||||||||||
| Other Costs: | ||||||||||
| Hard Ticket Printing: To be determined based on ticket sales | ||||||||||
| T-shirts: $800 | ||||||||||
| Total Event Costs: $29,270 (excluding Hard Ticket Printing) | ||||||||||
| Expected Revenue Streams: | ||||||||||
| Ticket Sales: $51,000 | ||||||||||
| VIP Packages: $7,000 | ||||||||||
| Band Merchandise: $3,000 | ||||||||||
| Beverage Sales: $5,000 | ||||||||||
| Total Expected Revenue: $66,000 | ||||||||||
| Breakeven Point: To cover event costs of $29,270 (excluding Hard Ticket Printing), approximately 375 tickets need to be sold. With additional revenue streams, the breakeven point can be reached more efficiently. |
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