Press & Media Hub
This webpage serves as a central hub for media resources, offering downloadable press releases about the event. In addition to press releases, visitors can access posts pulled from our blog and magazine, Fiesta Talks, providing comprehensive coverage and updates on the event. Whether you're looking for official announcements or in-depth articles, this page is your go-to source for all the latest information surrounding our event.
Media Coverage
Philippine media coverage in the Philippines and US
MMFF Ties Up with Fiesta in America to Promote in West Coast
Fernando's Hideaway
Restored classic 'Jose Rizal' in New York
Fil Am Event 'Fiesta in America' Moves to a Bigger Venue in New Jersey
PRINT ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertising opportunities in our publications
The Fiesta Talks Magazine is distributed to attendees at attendees at Fiesta in America. The circulation is 5,000 and readership is estimated at 20,000 with the average Filipino household size at over 4 persons.
Fiesta Talks
Fiesta Talks Magazine has a circulation of 5,000 and readership is estimated at 20,000 with the average household size at over 4 persons.
Playbill
The Pasko in America Playbill will be released in late 2024.
ADS
Full page ad publication trim size is: 8" x 10.5”.
EXACT Resolution: 300 dpi or 2550 pixels by 3300 pixels
The preferred format for digital files is Adobe PDF.
LOGOS
2 x 2 inches (as it's close to the logo size we can use for Fiesta Talks)
600 x 600 pixels (300 dpi).
Saved in SVG, TIFF or PDF (the latter is ok but SVG or TIFF are still better)
PHOTOS
Ideally, 2400 pixels wide x 3150 pixels high (300 dpi)
TO CHECK IMAGE RESOLUTION ON COMPUTER
Using Windows
Right-Click the Image: Right-click the image file and select Properties.
Details Tab: Go to the Details tab.
Resolution: Look for Horizontal Resolution and Vertical Resolution to find the DPI.
Using macOS Preview
Open the Image: Open your image in Preview.
Inspector Tool: Go to Tools > Show Inspector or press Command + I.
General Info: In the Inspector window, go to the General Info tab, and you’ll see the DPI listed as Image DPI.
