We want to encourage fundraiser screenings. If you are raising funds for your own organisation or another service that supports those surviving without a home, we offer a 50% discount. We have partnered with the Sacred Heart Mission and encourage you to consider this organisation if you do not have a preferred service. All amounts are exclusive of GST.

General Licence Fees

Community/Social/Youth Groups  $100

NGO (assets under $1M) $250

NGO (assets over $1M) $500

Government Organisations  $500

Corporate  $500 - $3000 

Fundraiser Licence Fees

Community/Social/Youth Groups -$50

NGO (assets under $1M) $125

NGO (assets over $1M) $250

Government Organisations $250

Corporate  $250 - $1500

Our licence includes:

• The Film (time limited and password protected).
• An "In Conversation" short film presentation featuring Director Catherine Hill, and Maurya Bourandanis, an actor who has lived experience of street homelessness. 
• Access to Behind-The-Scenes chat with the cast, crew and creative team.
• Access to trailer and teasers - to help promote the screening.
• Downloadable Poster – to help promote your screening. 
• General media release.
• Film images for promotion.
• Screening guide – with ideas to promote and stage the screening. 

Optional extra

Director Catherine Hill and Maurya Bourandanis are available to speak at your event at $250 per person plus any accommodation and transport requirements.  For virtual screenings $150 each. 

Here's what you do:

1. Choose your audience

2. Choose a date. 

3. Choose your venue. 

4. Promote your screening. We will provide you with collateral to publicise your event on social media platforms, in your local paper or community boards, newsletters or emails. 

There are various ways you can screen Some Happy Day. 

1. Cinema Screenings – Call your local cinema and hire a screen for your event. As part of your licence we will  provide you with a Digital Cinema Package (DCP) that you give to the cinema and return to us after your event. 

2. In Person Community Events – you arrange a screening at your workplace or community centre and screen film as a non-broadcast, in-person event.

3. Virtual Screenings – watch together or separately, discuss together.  You can host an online screening via your own video conferencing platform or provide a link to your audience to watch on their own devices.

Here you will find information on how to plan and host your own screening. You can download the pdf here