Join over 10,000 hosts worldwide by hosting your own screening of our movies! Whether a large theatre-style screening event or a smaller community watch-along, our team make it easy for you to put on your event
An award-winning film that probes into the vulnerable corners of family life and depicts messy struggles over social media, video games and academics. The film offers solutions on how we can help our kids navigate the digital world.
High Stress, anxiety and depression are experienced by millions of young people. We follow physician and filmmaker, Delaney Ruston, as she discovers solutions for improved adolescent well-being in the digital age.
Join Screenagers filmmaker, Delaney Ruston as she picks up her camera once more to examine the impact of our digital age on teens decision making in relation to substances such as vaping, alcohol and drugs.
Amongst a range of financial measures to support the national recovery from Covid-19, both the American Rescue Plan (ARP) and the CARES act, include significant financial support for schools to mitigate against the negative impact on the education of our kids.
Our 1,000s of US School hosts regularly screen our movies as part of their wider Social & Emotional Learning (SEL) and mental health programs. Many have told us of their intention to use these available funds to cover the cost of future events and continue to support important SEL and mental health activities.
While we can't offer specific guidance on how to use the available funds, we would encourage prospective US School hosts to speak with their administration, district and state educators - and to learn more about the use of these funds here (ARP) and here (CARES)
We made our movies specifically to be screened at schools and community events, to promote learning and discussion amongst families and peer groups. If you have the community or audience, then our team help hosts every day to run successful and engaging events!
Fill out the form below for more information about hosting a screening event. You can always call us too, 415-450-9585
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We recommend a minimum of 3-4 weeks. This is to allow you enough time to publicize your event. Please let us know during the booking process if you need a sooner screening and our team will try to support your request.
For memberships - your access to The Screenagers Project will be made available on receipt of payment (or on a future start date you specify)
Yes and we offer reduced rates where you are purchasing multiple screening licenses or memberships.
A Screenagers license is for a single community screening for an audience size suitable for your venue.
No - Membership to The Screenagers Project is offered on a one membership per school basis. You would need to purchase a membership for each school.
Please get in touch with us so that we can understand your requirements in more detail. We have worked with many organizations such as coalitions, nonprofits and community action groups who work to serve a number of schools/communities.
In general our pricing is based on...
- One Time Licenses: One screening per license
- Membership: One school per membership
- with discounts available for purchasing multiple screening licenses/memberships
You only need a space large enough to fit your audience, along with the relevant screening equipment (i.e. large display, projector, cinema screen, etc.) Most hosts use a school gym or auditorium, church, community centre or library meeting space. Some make arrangements with a school theatre or local commercial film theatre.
Yes. You can set a ticket price at any amount you choose and of course you can offer free attendance to your event. Something in the region of $5-10 is common.
We highly recommend having a post film discussion with your audience immediately following the film. Most organisers choose a person from their own community to lead the discussion - we provide a moderator guide to support this. The guide contains facts from the film, and suggested discussion questions. Some hosts invite a panel of local experts to answer questions.
Additionally, Screenagers Filmmaker Delaney Ruston, MD. is available to book for a fee to lead the discussion and answer questions at your event.
Our hope is that parents and children all see this film either together or separately (If your school hosts a school day student screening for example). We generally recommend the Screenagers movies for children in 4-5th grade (age 9) and up. We believe every family and community should make their own decisions around this, considering the film’s documentary style, length and content. The children featured in our films are in middle school and high school.
Please get in touch via our inquiry form and we can provide you with details on options available to you.
Yes, we have many subtitle language options available for the movies. Please let us know your requirements during the booking process.
Not with our standard screening license or as part of membership to The Screenagers Project. Please get in touch with us via the inquiry form below to discuss your requirements with one of our team.