Host a Screening
Bring the film to your group by hosting a screening event: whether it’s a colleague, university, workplace, library, council, hospital or health service, veteran or first responder group, faith community, or grassroots organisation, the film is suitable for PD programs, curriculum learning, carer support and community conversations.
Hosting a screening of PTSD Love Stories is a powerful way to bring people together, spark honest conversation, and move your community to care. It creates space for reflection and practical next steps.
The need is urgent: an estimated 3 million Australians are carers (11.9%); 1.2 million are primary carers; two-thirds are women; 1 in 10 primary carers is under 25, a 60% rise since 2018. We need these conversations now.
Our film gives a human face to those numbers: carers navigating love, identity and the invisible costs of trauma after frontline service. Screenings help de-stigmatise mental health at work; connect carers to support; and model what care can look like in practice.
3 Easy Steps
Purchase your screening license
Pick Public (Single or 12-Month) or Internal (3- or 5-Year) and choose Feature or Short.
Receive your tools
We email a secure viewing link and a Screening Kit with discussion prompts, trauma-aware tips and a support-services slide.
Host your screening
Run the session in-room or live online; invite your audience to debrief using the guide.
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Why Host a Screening?
PTSD Love Stories offers a moving, trauma-aware film experience that opens the door to action: reducing stigma in workplaces and on campus, connecting people to support, and strengthening carer-inclusive policies and practice. Choose the Feature or Short to suit your audience, then build your event with “bonus content” tailored to your setting: a discussion panel, Q&A or workshop using our Screening Kit, or an appearance from the filmmakers or participants. The goal is simple: turn shared viewing into practical next steps and meaningful change.
COMMUNITY & GRASSROOTS
Individuals, Carer networks, Faith organisations, Community groups
Create a welcoming space for your members or neighbourhood that invites honest stories and leaves people with simple next steps.
EDUCATION
Schools (Years 10–12), TAFE, RTOs, Universities and Tertiary Clubs
Use the Feature or Short in lessons, tutorials or PD. Years 11–12 receive a Study Guide aligned to the Australian Curriculum. Pair with the discussion prompts to hold trauma-aware classroom conversations.
WORKPLACES & BUSINESSES
Small, Medium, Large businesses, ERGs
Open a stigma-free conversation about PTSD and caring at work; review flexible work and carer policy, build trauma-aware leadership and strengthen peer support.
HEALTH & CARE SERVICES
Hospitals, Health services, Aged care, Disability providers
Build trauma-aware practice across multidisciplinary teams. Screen for clinical units and support staff to explore communication, boundaries, family dynamics and referral pathways.
GOVERNMENT & SECTOR LEADERSHIP
Government departments, Local councils, Peak bodies, Large NFPs, Professional associations
Bring members and stakeholders together to connect lived experience with policy, training and community engagement; align with awareness weeks for reach.
LIBRARIES & CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS
Public libraries, State libraries, Museums, Galleries, Cultural organisations
Centrepiece for public talks and programs. Partner with local services on a panel; host safe, inclusive conversations that connect attendees to support.
Screening Types
In-Person
Turn a room into a shared experience: a set time, the lights down, a thoughtful conversation ready to unfold. Perfect for PD days, campus events, library programs and community nights. Examples: lecture theatre, library auditorium, council chambers, hospital education room, staff training room, gallery space, community hall, cinema hire.
On-Demand Window
Offer a short viewing window so busy people can watch in their own time, then regroup for a Q&A or debrief. Ideal for dispersed teams or multi-campus audiences. If you’d like this style of access, get in touch and we’ll talk through options. Examples: week-long window for shift-based teams, regional staff, satellite campuses.
License Types
For one-off community events or a season across the year at a school, university, workplace, library or community venue. Options: Single Screening or 12-Month Site. Includes a secure viewing link and a ready-to-use Screening Kit.
For ongoing internal programs at one named site: PD cycles, inductions, training and classroom use over time. Flat pricing (no per-attendee charge), secure link delivery, and unlimited internal sessions over the term (one simultaneous session at a time).
FAQ
Show the film to a group at one named site (or one live virtual session per event) and run free or ticketed sessions within your licence type.
In a room at your venue or live online for invited guests. Popular spots: lecture theatre, library auditorium, council chambers, hospital education room, staff training room, gallery space or community hall. Cinemas work too. Live virtual sessions are welcome on Zoom or Teams.
Public Screening Licence
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Single Screening: one event at one named site; you can run it live online instead of in-room; free or ticketed.
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12-Month Site: unlimited events at one named site across the year; one live virtual session per scheduled event; free or ticketed.
Internal Screening Licence
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3-Year or 5-Year: unlimited internal sessions at one named site over the term; invite-only, non-ticketed; one simultaneous session at a time; live virtual sessions allowed.
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Optional add-on: short on-demand windows for internal audiences (by quote).
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Permission to show the film to a group at one named site, plus a secure viewing link and our Screening Kit with discussion prompts, trauma-aware tips, a support-services slide and AV checklist.
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Public Screening Licence: for community-facing sessions, free or ticketed.
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Internal Screening Licence: for invite-only staff, students or clients; non-ticketed.
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We email you a secure host link at the start of your booked window. Please book at least five business days ahead.
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In-person: open the link on your laptop, connect to the projector or screen, press play. A quick tech-test link is included.
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Live virtual: use the same host link inside your webinar platform (e.g. Zoom, Teams). Share your screen with system audio, admit invited guests only, and do not record or upload. We include simple step-by-step settings.
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Yes with a Public Screening Licence. You can sell tickets or take donations for your cause; many hosts add a panel or raffle on the night. Internal licences are non-ticketed. If you’re planning sponsorships or media, get in touch so we can help you set it up well.
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