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Many films that are available to view via Netflix are also available to book for non-theatrical screenings from companies like Filmbankmedia, for example, with independent features on the platform potentially available to book directly from independent distributors or producers. Your ability to do so largely depends on whether it is exclusive content or not and whether there are other, active non-theatrical rights holders. Just because the content is available online does not mean you can screen it to the public, as subscriptions to these services give you home entertainment rights only вЂ“ so you will need to seek additional permissions.

Films from streaming platformsДЄcquiring rights to screen content from streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime can also be tricky. Clearing rights for public screenings can sometimes be a complex procedure, involving liaising directly with a filmвЂ™s producer or international sales agent. Remember: even if a film is available to buy or rent for home use, it doesnвЂ™t necessarily mean public screening rights are available, as the rights holders may only hold home entertainment, not public screening rights. For contact details for UK distributors, click here.

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To find out who the distributor of a film is and how to contact them, see our FAQs.

This is particularly true of smaller independent films. If the film you want isnвЂ™t held by the BFI, Filmbankmedia or MPLC, it may be available from the titleвЂ™s original, individual distributor, in which case you will need to book it directly with them.

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You can also contact the relevant film copyright holders (and/or the relevant TV channel) to seek clarification on what permissions you need to show their TV broadcast in public. We only advise on licensing for public film screenings, so for further information on this issue, please refer to the Intellectual Property OfficeвЂ™s guidance on showing television broadcasts in public or contact the IPO directly for guidance. In 2016, there was a change to the law which some licensing companies have interpreted to mean you need an additional вЂbroadcastвЂ™ licence to screen normal TV day-to-day programming вЂ“ which may include films вЂ“ in public in addition to your normal TV licence.

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You can use your own DVD or download file purchased from any legitimate outlet. It is an annual licence that allows unlimited showings of films throughout the year from the producers, film studios and distributors that MPLC represent. The MPLC Umbrella Licence is an annual licence for use by groups and organisations who may use film in a non-theatrical environment and for non-paying audiences.

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This allows you to screen films from the MPLCвЂ™s Movie Licence Producer list, in either commercial (paid audience) or non-commercial (free of charge) environments, using your own DVD or download file purchased from any legitimate outlet. The Single Title MPLC Movie Licence is issued on a title-by-title basis. You can screen an unlimited number of films per year from PVSL participating studios and distributors. The Public Video Screening Licence (PVSL) is an annual licence for premises where films will be shown regularly to a non-paying audience for background / ambient use.

Filmbankmedia вЂ“ Public Video Screening Licence.

The Single Title Screening Licence (STSL) is issued on a title-by-title basis and allows you to screen films from FilmbankmediaвЂ™s online catalogue, in either commercial (paid audience) or non-commercial (free of charge) environments as well as promote the screening outside of the venue itself.

Filmbankmedia вЂ“ Single Title Screening Licence.

They offer options for commercial and non-commercial screenings with guidelines to help you decide which is appropriate for you. To book films from Filmbankmedia and MPLC you will need to purchase one of their licences. To book films non-theatrically from the BFI, contact their bookings team. For details of MPLCвЂ™s catalogue, youвЂ™ll need to contact their licensing team. The BFI and Filmbankmedia offer online catalogues (see BFIвЂ™s DVD catalogue, FilmbankmediaвЂ™s catalogue) where you can search to see if they have the rights to a particular film. The licensing of films for non-theatrical screenings can be complicated, but most films are available through three major distributors: the BFI, FilmbankmediaВ or MPLC. Permission may be granted in the form of a licence or a film booking. To screen a film to the public, you need permission from the filmвЂ™s copyright owner.