Screen Africa


This new online facility will allow companies to showcase not only production showreels but also product demos, post production facilities and interviews with key people in the company
Logo on the left hand side of the home page linked to the showreel page
Launch Cost: R9200
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PRODUCTS

Magazine Stats

Monthly readership 14000
Certified by Audit Bureau of Circulation 

Website Monthly Stats

October 2009
Number of hits 993181
Unique visitors 11367
Number of pages 77576


Directory Stats

With a readership of 8,000, it continues to be the definitive reference source for the SA and international industry.

Newsletter stats

The Screen Africa e-newsletteris the flagship online communication publication for the television, film, commercials, technology and digital media sectors. The Screen Africa e-newsletter provides close on 7,500 subscribers with local, African and international news on a weekly basis.

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Contact Details :

Tel: +27 0 11 7194380
Fax: +27 0 11 7194392
www.screenafrica.com
PO Box 89271
Lyndhurst
Johannesburg 2106
South Africa

Editorial angela@screenafrica.com
Magazine Sales marianne@screenafrica.com
Hermione@screenafrica.com
Website/Newsletter/Directory antonio@screenafrica.com

TESTIMONIES

  • Thanks for an always informative newsletter

    • Hot Sun Films/Foundation is based in Kibera, east Africa's largest slum, located in Nairobi, Kenya.
    Your newsletter is always informative and useful. Keep up the good work. The long article about the MIPCOM media mart in Cannes was worth reading. Thanks again.

  • Hi there

    • Let me first start off by saying that I love your informative website, I log on to be informed about what is happening in the entertainment world and I find your website user friendly too. I love the fact your website tells us users news first before we read about in the entertainment section of the news paper, keep up the good work I am huge fan.

    Best regards,

    Nosipho September

  • I just loved your “It’s too darn bad” editorial

    • By far one of the best I’ve read. It sums it all up: these are tough times, and very confusing and we don’t know where we’re going. A nicely written piece, very much in touch with our time. Few could have said it better. And a lot to be read between the lines.

    Danie Nortje