Changing perceptions: Shift society’s view about young people in trouble.

If I am not hosting a discussion or Q&A how can sharing the film help my community? Please let us know when and where and we can provide you with a quote. This depends on the location of your screening and availability of our production team. This could be a Q&A with a panel, or you could have a guest speaker present before opening for questions from the audience.However you’d like to organise this, the discussion guide in the pack provides a great resource.Ĭan I have someone from the production attend my screening and sit on our post-film discussion panel? It could be a youth worker, councillor, lawyer that works in juvenile justice or a teacher or community organisation.Having a discussion after the film is really important to deepen your audiences’ engagement with the issues presented. To run the Q&A, we have provided an in-depth screening and discussion guide to help you.We suggest having a member of your organisation, a prominent community member that is comfortable with the issues presented in the film to facilitate discussion and share their personal experiences. Yes! We recommend organising a Q&A or discussion after the film, and allowing time for questions. We would still like to support your screening via our digital channels so please send us all the details! Should I have a discussion or Q&A after the screening? That’s no problem – we understand each community is different, and how you run a screening is up to you. My screening is by invitation only, is this a problem? We will help with online promotion of your event by sharing it on our website and social media accounts. You will need to pick a date, venue and promote the screening in your local community. The Screening Licence Pack includes digital assets which will assist you organising your event. That’s okay! We’ll help you through the process and ensure you receive all the materials to make your screening a success. What if I’ve never held a screening before? It is up to you and your organisation to decided how much you need to charge per ticket to cover these costs. If you would like to charge for a ticket costs vary depending on the total costs of your screening (the price of the pack, venue hire, refreshments etc.) and how many people you think will attend. Also, people often value events that they’re paying for more than freebies. It is easy to make an event through a website called Eventbrite or Trybooking to sell tickets online.This way, your viewers are committing to come on the night, and you can get a sense for how many people to expect. You can also ask for donations to your organisation on the night, or follow up with attendees who’ve provided their emails on the sign-in sheet.You can sell tickets to the event via your venue, make them available online in advance. Yes! If your event is a fundraiser for a worthwhile cause, audiences will be happy to pay for a ticket.You can also recoup costs or fundraise through other ways – by selling food and drinks or holding a raffle. We can send materials to you via courier or express post, but additional fees will apply. We ask that all Screening Packs are purchased at least 14 days before your scheduled screening, to ensure enough time for postage and handling. When should I purchase my Screening Pack? Multi-licence for multiple screenings (please contact us for a quote).Corporate Screening Pack for companies that want their employees to see the film ( please.Subsidised Screening Licence and Pack for one public licence for screening (individuals or not.The cost varies, when you register please tell us your organisation type, the number of guests and how many times you wish to screen the film. By purchasing a screening package, you’re ensuring that films like Backtrack Boys can continue to be made. The licence fee goes back to the costs of producing and releasing the film. Why do I have to purchase a Screening Licence Pack?Īll Backtrack Screening Packs include a Public Screening Licence and tools to help you with arranging your event.All films require a licence to be screened publicly.

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