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With our love for the Arts and Staten Island, illumiNET Digital

Marketing’s first project was Second Saturday Staten Island

Second Saturday Founders

featured in Industry

Magazine

SINY donated the kiosk at Whitehall

Terminal to illumiNET Digital

Marketing to Promote Second Saturdays Staten

Island

Craig Caruso from Caruso Apps

Developed this i-Phone app for

Second Saturday Staten Island

Second Saturdays received an award from COAHSI

We created an online Super Bowl Campaign

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNbQu1QIKJc

illumiNET Digital Marketing was asked by the J.C.C. of Staten

Island to promote online a film festival called Reelabilities about people living every day life with

disabilities

LOCAL NEWS

A band called Flame brightens J(( event10 people with disabilitiesperform for enthusiasticcrowd at Sea View facility

By DEBORAHYOUNGSTATEN ISLAND ADVANCE

Belting out rock en' rollclassics with a soaring,husky, from-the-gut voicethat moved through the roomand animated the audience tomove, front-woman MichelleKing and the internationallyacclaimed band, Flame,brought down the house anduplifted spirits yesterday atthe Joan & Alan BernikowJewish Community Center,SeaView.

Heads bobbed, handsclapped and the auditoriumoften erupted into a giantsing-along as hundreds cameout to hear ilie &rouE of 10p-eopIellving with autism,Down Syndrome, mental re-tardation and blindnessheadline the JCC's secondannual Reelabilities Film Fes-tival - a celebration of thearts, dedicated to peoplewith special needs.

With nearly 100 such livetour dates a year, appear-ances on ABC's "Good Morn-ing America," the Parthenon,in Greece, and an upcomingspread in People Magazine,Flame keeps a schedule ri-valing the Grammy nomineeswho strutted last night on thered carpet.

But their message is asmuch in the musicians as inthe music.

"My message is fantastic.

STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE PHOTOS/HILTON FLORES

Michelle King, front-woman for the internationally acclaimed band Flame, performs at the second annualReelabilities Film Festival at the Joan & Alan Bernikow Jewish Community Center, Sea View.

Learn how to follow your.dreams," said Ms. King, afterthe hour-plus-long set.

For Ms. King, whosemother was once told shewould never speak in fullsentences and who hasproved the world wrong with

her impressive chops on theacoustic guitar and reper-toire of 115 cover songs,music has been the greatequalizer.

"There are so many thingsa disabled person can do.The world should be open

for them to do anything,"said Jayne Smith, director ofthe ICC's special needs pro-grams, raising her voice to beheard over the rhythmicpulse of the band. "This is toshow the successes. There'splace and a job for every-

Gregory Perosi, 20, of Annadale, enjoys the show by performers Ii'with autism, Down Syndrome, mental retardation and blindness.

body."Clapping and grinning, she

hopped onto a conga lineforming in the aisles of theauditorium, where audiencemembers with special needsspun and danced with friendsand family members.

Among the rollickingcrew: A Girl Scout Troopfrom JCC and their partnersand friends in a Girl ScoutTroop made up of disabledyoungsters from PS 37,GreatKills; adults with Down Syn-drome; children with Autism;and a beaming girl coddled inthe arms of her parents,marching right past herchild-sized wheelchair,which had been pushedagainst the wall.

Leading the way were

Flame's two dancers, wlhigh-energy, interpretsmoves communicatecsweet and unique unadirated joy.

"1 warmed up my vcords," said Gregory Pel20, of Annadale, aftershow, as his parents helhim maneuver his whchaii to the table wlFlame CDs were on sale..

"1 love that all the bmembers are disabled. 1born with Cerebral Palnoted Perosi, a role mehimself at the CYO cswhere he is a counselor.was excellent."

Deborah Young is a news reportelthe Advance. She can be reachedyoung@siadvance.com.

Hundreds turned out!

illumiNET Digital promoted the first Staten Island Lumen Festival

presented by COAHSI. Second Saturday founder Brendan Coyle

was performing and it was a great opportunity to build interest in Second Saturday Staten Island

We promoted the 1st Lumen Fest and 700 people came!

illumiNET Creative Media Custom designs websites and logos

illumiNET Digital Marketing custom

designed and created promotional material

for the American Cancer Society

illumiNET’s Graphic Designs are professional

and original

This application was used on Twitter

The Staten Island Business Council for the American Cancer Society utilized illumiNET’s Social Media

Strategies to promote Comedy for a Cure

and raised 150% of goal!

We designed the visuals for the U.S. National Lighthouse Museum

illumiNET Digital Marketing manages the Social Media community for the

National Lighthouse Museum

illumiNET promoted St. George Day

2011

In torrential rain over 600 attend St. George Day 2011

600 people

Hundreds of people came to the electronics recycling day!

Truckloads of electronic waste was collected!

We actively promoted and Again hundredsturned out!

Marilyn Zayfert of Lighthouse Hill makes her papusa order at Midland Beach. (Staten Island Advance/Anthony DePrimo)

We promoted the SI350 Birthday Celebrationhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQvhJQDxdf0

We also partnered with Bobby Digi and Island Voices to promote the 4th Annual Hip Hop Chess Tournament

Check out the Video:https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l0QpbXmCus

We raised nearly $40,000 for Staten Island Youth

Programs and Special Needs Programs.

illumiNET Creative promoted the 6th annual Youth Summit at Wagner College

illumiNET’s Digital Strategies led to success!