Yes, I think this action -- showing a film someplace in your own community, or attending someone else's -- is a great way to connect up with people and reach people directly. Often people get much more out of talking to people directly then they do out of just watching a film online or reading an article.

I was really glad to see this list grow the way it has.

Thank-you to everyone hosting a screening of 9/11: Explosive Evidence - Experts Speak Out!

(You may still register premiere screening events: http://ae911truth.org/take-action/545-premiere-screenings-of-911-explosive-evidence-experts-speak-out.html)

The first premiere screenings start tomorrow, Sept 7. This is just a friendly reminder: have a sign-up sheet to collect contact information, take photos, and write about your experience immediately after the event - we're interested to learn what went well and what you learn that you want to do differently next time. You may want to review the guide to hosting a screening, here: http://ae911truth.org/documents/Guide_Host_Screening_ESO.pdf

Advertise the Show

Advertising is an essential component of a successful screening. There are many

ways to advertise your event:

 Posters

 Social media

 Handing out flyers or brochures

 Local radio and newspaper announcements

Add screening date, time, and location of your event to this Experts Speak Out

poster, and post it on public notice boards. One-page and four-per-page flyers are

also available.

Publicize your event on Facebook or other social networking sites and invite your

friends. Talk with people in your community and hand out flyers with information

about AE911Truth, 9/11: Explosive Evidence – Experts Speak Out, and the date, time

and location of your event. Call the local newspaper and/or radio programs and ask

them to place an announcement for your event. Many newspapers publish a weekly

calendar of events; this is free advertising. To find local radio stations go to

http://ontheradio.net/.

On the Day of the Show

Arrive early to prepare any necessary projection equipment, seating arrangements

and a location for collecting donations. You may also want to set up a table with

additional AE911Truth DVDs and educational materials. Have at least one volunteer

to help you with collecting donations and greeting people. Have a clipboard, pen,

and paper available for collecting local contact information.

One person on your volunteer team should be prepared to welcome guests to your

event. Thank people for their interest, and ask that they visit the AE911Truth

website. We need people to sign the petition, donate to AE911Truth, volunteer on

one of the many national AE911Truth teams, and/or initiate or participate in an

independent AE911Truth Action Group.

Take photos and/or write about your event, and send your articles or reports to

AE911Truth.

If you have any questions, please ask! I wish you all the best with your events,

Rena Patty, on behalf of the 10th Anniversary Team