Disappear Here Film Festival

We all love a good trophy.  Again, this year we have produced and supplied the clear glass awards for a very successful local film festival – Disappear Here Film Festival Ballyliffin. There were 10 awards in total. Very stylish clear glass wards with 2 spot colour print. Each award was personalised with the award categories.

Each year the County Donegal festival showcases all the best in local talent and also includes filmmakers and actors from Spain, Italy and beyond.

Below is a full rundown of all the awards on the night. We have also included some photos from the night.

The awards draw in a great following and also include many great film screening and Q&As with panels of filmmakers, their cast and crew on all the different aspects of making films in Ireland.

Best Documentary, Shelter Me:Apollo House – Director, Zahara Moufid.

Best Actor, Anne Marie Kelly – Ma.

Best Music Video, Paradox, All Life Matters – Directors, Pete Mac, Jota Gambuzino.

Human Rights and Social Change Award, Allies for Change – Director Gareth Myles Greenfield.

Best Student FIlm, The Wanderings of Oisin -Director, Rory Fitzpatrick

Northern Exposure Award – Director, Brendan McCallion, ‘Backwater’

Environmental Award – The Sea & The Land – Director, Ines Reinisch

Best Short Film (Ireland), All in Good Time – Director, Bonnie Dempsey

Best Short Film (International) Lea – Director, Dario Gorini (Italy)

 

Why You Should be Using Promotional Products.

The world is full of advertising, which means it only gets harder and harder to make an impact with your promotions. So how can you sidestep the noise and clutter of traditional advertising and connect with your audience? Well promotional products might be the way!

We spend so long looking at screens and walking past advertising hoardings that it becomes second nature to filter out all that extra visual noise while we focus on what needs to be done. But with a physical object, especially if it’s something useful, we can’t help but remember it.

Objects that we interact with regularly become part of our lives. That USB stick with all your files on it. The shopping bag that you take every time you got to the supermarket. That lanyard that you carry your keys around on. And all that creates a positive association with the brands shown on them. In fact as many as 8 out of 10 people say they have positively changed their impression of a brand because of a promotional product! [1]

Half of consumers say that they come in to contact with promotional products most or at all times of the day, and these items are kept around for a long time too. People just don’t throw away useful things. The majority of consumers keep a promotional product between 1 and 5 years, and sometimes a lot longer than that! [2]

Want to get a specific message across? Well promo products can help there too…

Trying a campaign based on music?

How about a branded festival survival kit, including wet wipes, rain poncho and hand sanitiser, all in a re-usable, branded fabric bag?

Launching a new product?

How about a business card USB with images of your product, technical details and even a video demonstration pre-loaded on to it?

Attending an event?

Lanyards are important for all your staff, but don’t forget printed paper bags to contain your information packs! And if you throw in some extra stationery it can really make them useful.

But of course, promotional products aren’t just for targeted campaigns. General, day to day marketing works just as well. Having your logo on retail bags is a given, but now we need to look at sustainable materials too, like paper or fabric. Having pens available in your store or office for visitors to use, and maybe even take away with them, is a simple and effective way to reinforce your brand. Or to bring it right up to date, why not have a branded wireless phone charger on your reception desk for anyone to use?

One thing is for sure. A good promotional product can give you or your client’s brand a positive impression, for a long time, and for a relatively small outlay. That sounds like a big win compared to paying a fortune for views that can easily be lost in a busy social media feed!

Take a look at our promotional product ranges on partridgepeartree.com, and let’s see how we can help make your next campaign better!

Jodi’s Fencing Tournament

Congratulations to Jodi Desmond and the Northern Ireland cadet and junior fencing teams, who took part and  qualified for the Junior Commonwealth Games held in Newcastle in July 2018.

Jodi who was sponsored by Partridge Peartree was taking part in only her second tournament and made a very good account of herself and managed to secure the most points for Northern Ireland in the team event.

The experience gained at the games will prove invaluable to Jodi, and hopefully we will hear more from her fencing exploits in the near future.

 

 

Grab Christmas By The Baubles!

Now is the time to Grab Christmas by the Baubles and think of those festive gifts for your clients and staff.

The Christmas Bauble has really been growing in popularity this year, our enquires are increased by 200%!

It is the perfect Christmas gift, Each bauble can be packaged in its own presentation box which really adds to the finished product and its appearance when presented to its recipient.

A huge range of colours are available across our gloss and matt finishes means that we will have the perfect bauble for you and with branding from 1 spot colour to full colour print, there really is no limit to the branding we can achieve!

Visit www.custombaubles.co.uk to find out more and to find out how we can provide you with your own Custom Bauble!

Golf Pro-AM sponsored by Partridge Peartree

Team Partridge Peartree in the Partridge Peartree sponsored Walled City Pro-Am which took place over 2 days Foyle Golf Club day 1 and City of Derry Golf Club day 2.

The European Tour Professional David Higgins secured 5th PLACE WHILE THE OVERALL TEAM PRODUCED A TERRIFIC DISPLAY OF GOLFING PROWESS TO COMFORTABLY SECURE 22ND PLACE OUT OF A FIELD OF 52 TEAMS. While team captain Carl Desmond gave everyone a lesson in long putting “second shot Foster “, was Seve like in his incredible approach shots. Unfortunately Mr Peter Galllagher failed to impress on either of the 2 days ..the less said…But then again theres always next  year Peter ..[that’s if your not dropped!]