Register Your Screening
If you are hosting a Community Screening of Inlaws & Outlaws, you are required to first obtain a screening license and then to register your event in advance.
Registration is a quick and painless 2-step process:
If you don't know how to 2-step, proceed to dance instructions here.
- If you know who is hosting the screening, you're ready to complete Host Registration.
- Once you know the date, time and venue of your screening, you're ready for Event Registration. (It helps to have as many of the details of your event as possible ready.)
Questions? See the Screening Registration FAQ below.
1. Register as a Screening Host
Note: For Host Registration, you will need your license number handy - which is the same as your purchase code from your email receipt. (Example: TRU52-12566)
Once you have registered as a Screening Host, return to this page to complete your Event Registration below!
2. Register Your Event(s)
Note: To complete Event Registration, you need to know the date, time and specific place of your screening. If you don't have that information confirmed yet, come back when you do!
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why do I need to register my screening?
- Do I need a license to screen the film?
- Why do I need a license?
- Why are the licenses so inexpensive?
- If I am showing the film in my classroom, do I need to a license or need to register the showing?
- Who should register as a Screening Host?
- How do I register multiple events?
- When do I register my event(s)?
- Oops. I hosted a screening before I realized I should've gotten a license. What should I do?
Still have questions?
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