In addition to advertising for various film studios AGA also promotes films. Before a film is released it must be field tested and critiqued throughout the U.S. Screenings are held in advance, usually 2 to 3 weeks before the premier, to promote the film as well as gather critic's and movie-goer's varying opinions. You and your guests are invited to take part where you can view the film and at the end of the screening will be asked your general opinion. These events are informal and require only that you do give your opinion at film's end.
Studios love to fill the movie houses to the maximum and are gracious of any opinion.
But remember that while you hold your screening pass, these events are overbooked on purpose and seats are first come, first seated. This is plainly marked on the screening tickets you will receive. You will also notice when you enter the screening room that a section of seats are cordoned off. Your ticket will also give the name and full address of the movie house where the screening will take place. However, to be a part of a screening you must give us your name and address so that we can mail you passes.