Sponsors & Access Partners
Put the ocean within reach
Azul Vivo allows audiences to enter marine environments they may never be able to visit directly. Sponsor support can help create new chapters, complete the VR and fulldome editions, equip educational programmes and provide reduced-cost or free access to schools, libraries and nonprofit organizations. A partnership is attached to a concrete production or access objective—not to editorial influence inside the documentary.
Fund access, not advertising.
Requestable materials
- 01Partner support
- 02Licence, equipment or screening
- 03School, venue or community
- 04Audience experience
- 05Documented programme report
The primary sponsorship model
Fund access, not advertising
An Azul Vivo Access Partner finances the practical conditions that allow a defined audience to experience the work. An Access Partnership may support one organization, a regional cohort or a multi-year programme.
- · Educational licences
- · Public-presentation licences
- · Configured VR headsets
- · Charging and storage
- · Technical installation
- · Educator and staff onboarding
- · Mobile-programme transportation
- · Facilitated sessions
- · Multilingual materials
- · Fulldome school screenings
- · Participation and programme reporting
Support one institution
Fund access for one eligible school, library, museum-learning programme or nonprofit organization.
Support an education cohort
Provide licences and programme support to a defined group of schools or organizations.
Fund a mobile headset programme
Finance a transportable immersive kit that circulates between communities.
Fund dome access
Support school matinees, community screenings or reduced-cost public presentations at a participating planetarium or dome theatre.
Support a chapter and its access programme
Contribute to the creation of a future Azul Vivo chapter while ensuring that part of the partnership directly supports educational or nonprofit access.
Dome Access Partners
Place an entire audience inside the reef
A Dome Access Partner helps a planetarium, science centre or cultural venue present the fulldome edition to audiences who might not otherwise be able to attend. This partnership allows sponsors to support both cultural presentation and educational access without placing commercial messaging inside the film itself.
- School matinees
- Transportation support
- Free community screenings
- Reduced-price public tickets
- Educator preparation
- Live introductions or discussions
- Multilingual presentation
- Venue licensing
- Programme evaluation and reporting
One headset can place one learner inside the reef. A dome can place an entire school there at once.
Support the creation of the next chapter
Chapter Partners contribute to a defined production phase, expedition or new immersive chapter. Recognition may be associated with the supported chapter, but the partner does not control its narrative, ecological conclusions or scientific interpretation.
- · Production funding
- · Travel and field logistics
- · Local marine access
- · Scientific collaboration
- · Specialist equipment
- · Post-production
- · Sound and music
- · Translation
- · Educational development
- · VR and fulldome adaptation
- · Premiere presentation
Help build a reliable public platform
Technology Partners contribute to the equipment and infrastructure needed to present Azul Vivo consistently across schools, museums, events and dome theatres.
- · Enterprise VR headsets
- · Fleet and content management
- · Charging and storage
- · Hygiene systems
- · Spatial audio
- · Computing and media storage
- · Projection and fulldome systems
- · Accessibility technology
- · Deployment engineering
Technology partnerships should ideally combine equipment or services with financial support, programme access or technical collaboration. Azul Vivo is not seeking product placement inside the documentary.
Become a founding partner of the series
A Founding Partner supports Azul Vivo across several connected phases: completion of Presence, institutional deployment, fulldome development, educational access and the creation of future chapters. This is intended for organizations seeking a substantial multi-year relationship with the project rather than recognition attached to a single event.
- · Support for multiple chapters
- · Founding recognition
- · Early previews
- · Partner events and screenings
- · Educational-access commitments
- · Dome presentations
- · Impact reporting
- · Approved communication assets
- · Involvement in public programme launches
Recognition without editorial control
This distinction must be visible and not hidden only in legal language.
May include
- · The Azul Vivo website
- · Programme and access pages
- · Installation signage
- · Educator materials
- · Approved partner communications
- · Launch and presentation events
- · Annual programme reports
- · Selected press and campaign materials
Does not control
- · Narrative conclusions
- · Species or location representation
- · Scientific interpretation
- · Environmental findings
- · Narration
- · Editorial structure
- · The inclusion or exclusion of ecological damage
A partnership connected to documented delivery
Each Access Partnership begins with a defined delivery plan.
- · Participating institutions
- · Licensed sites
- · Supplied or activated headsets
- · Sessions delivered
- · Estimated audience reach
- · Cities and regions served
- · Programme languages
- · Educator and facilitator participation
- · Audience or facilitator feedback
- · Follow-up educational activity
Where a research or evaluation partner is involved, the programme may also examine knowledge, recall, engagement or changes in environmental perception.
Support access to the first chapter
A Seaflower Access Partnership can help schools, libraries, museums and nonprofit organizations experience Presence and receive its accompanying environmental and educational material.
- · VR licences
- · Headset kits
- · Fulldome school presentations
- · Educator resources
- · Multilingual versions
- · Scientific and local review
- · Facilitated discussions
- · Community screenings
- · Participant reporting
Access support helps audiences encounter and understand Seaflower.
Conservation support must be delivered through a formal relationship with an organization authorized to perform that work.
Partnership inquiry
Tell us about your organization and the kind of partnership you are considering. A financial range is optional. You can also write directly to sponsors@azulvivo.com.
Sponsor overview
Access Partner, chapter, technology and dome sponsorship possibilities.
Education overview
Programme rationale and access models for schools and nonprofits.
Curator overview
A concise summary for planetariums and fulldome programmers.