HOST A SCREENING

It’s easy to host your own film screening event

We are excited give you the opportunity to screen Her Name is Nanny Nellie at your museum, library or community group and encourage discussion about the representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in cultural institutions.

The Australian Museum has already held film screenings for staff and public and a panel discussion exploring the Museum's reckoning with Australia’s colonial history and the pathways to reconciliation.

Showing the film is a great opportunity for your organisation:

  • To join the truth-telling movement, and begin a dialogue about how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and culture have been, and still are represented in museums. 

  • Encourage engagement with First Nations community to facilitate reclaiming narratives and truth-telling.

  • Encourage your audience to understand the role museums have in colonisation and critically think about how history has been presented in a museum.

There is a licence fee of $1000 and a licence must be requested and paid for before you advertise your event. Only the authorised version of the film sent to you by us can be shown.

  • SINGLE SCREENING LICENCE AGREEMENT

    We are excited to share our film with your community and offer you a screening licence for a fee of $1000.00.

    WHAT IS A SCREENING LICENCE?

    Your group will need a Single Screening Licence to show HER NAME IS NANNY NELLIE in public, for example:

    • at one-off events

    • at film clubs

    • in community or entertainment venues

    The film is copyrighted material which is owned by the filmmakers. The licence gives you permission to show the film in public at your event.

    STEP 1: CONTACT US TO REQUEST A BOOKING

    The team at First Person Films Pty Ltd manages all aspects of the licence for your screening. We are your first point of contact at jen@firstpersonfilms.com.au.

    Book your screening event by contacting us and include the proposed date(s) of the showings and location. We aim to get back to you as soon as possible.

    Please do not advertise anything until you have received a confirmation back.

    STEP 2: AGREE TO THIS SCREENING LICENCE AGREEMENT

    Community screening hosts are required to abide by this short Agreement which is to be confirmed by an authorised representative for the organisation/group presenting the screening. Confirmation via email signifies agreement to the conditions set out here.

    Please also contact us directly if you are a school and interested in an Educational Licence for classroom use.

    HER NAME IS NANNY NELLIE Single Screening Licence Terms & Conditions

    The team at First Person Films Pty Ltd will do the following for you:

    • Email you a formal confirmation of your booking.

    • Send you a invoice for a $1000.00 screening fee

    • Send you a link to download a digital file of the film for your screening (high quality file from Google Drive).

    • Send additional digital resources for your screening, such as the Promotional Kit and Discussion Guide.

    • List your event on our website and social media channels. We are not responsible for advertising and promoting your event locally.

    • Aim to respond immediately to any queries you have about bookings and be available at reasonable times by email or phone to offer you support with any aspect of your booking.

    In return, you agree to:

    • Make film bookings as far in advance of your event date as possible, ideally with a minimum of two weeks notice.

    • Have your event information published on our website and social media channels.

    • Notify us immediately of any event cancellation or date change.

    • Use only the authorised version of the film sent to you to download byFirst Person Films Pty Ltd.

    • Destroy the downloaded digital file of the film immediately after the screening. This is copyrighted material and cannot be copied or shared with a third party or used for any other purpose other than your agreed screening.

    • Contact us if you have an issue or query arising from your booking. Screening licences are handled by First Person Films Pty Ltd. Contact us if you have any query about your booking or if anyone asks for proof that you have a screening licence.

    • This agreement covers a film copyright licence only for a single screening. It is your responsibility to ensure that your venue is licensed with the local authority for public film showing.

    • Within seven days of your event date, email jen@firstpersonfilms.com.au with the number of attendees and any other event feedback.

As well as the screening licence, we'll provide you with promotional materials, a press kit and a discussion guide for hosting a conversation after the film.

Please send us your request through the form below.