Host Our Film Festival or Screening
Whether you represent a university, community organization, military support network, film society, or independent venue, bring the LaBelle Film Festival experience and impactful works like Keep on Living to your audience.
Impact Screenings
Organize private or public screenings accompanied by moderated conversations on veteran mental health, resilience, and storytelling.
Festival Partnerships
Collaborate on co-programming, regional showcases, filmmaker panels, and cultural event activations for Year One (2027).
Campus & Community
Empower students and emerging filmmakers through hands-on educational support, masterclasses, and production collaboration.
Choose How You Want to Host
Whether you're an indie cinema manager, a festival organizer, or an educational institution, we offer tailored screening structures for the LaBelle Film Festival.
Festival Screenings
Bring the film to the LaBelle Film Festival lineup. Meet the $1,000 minimum fundraising goal to unlock official event activation.
- 50% Net Ticket Proceeds return to venue/festival
- $1,000 campaign activation goal
- Q&A & Director outreach support
Non-Profits & Community
Host a private community screening for veterans, mental health advocates, or civic organizations.
- Custom digital screening license
- Discussion guide & panel materials
- Flexible event sizing
Schools & Universities
Secure an institutional license for classroom discussions, campus screenings, and research access.
- Public Performance Rights (PPR)
- Educational license duration
- Curriculum integration guide
Need to Pitch a Theater or Board?
Download our official Pitch Deck (PDF) with film synopsis, director statement, and screening logistics.
Screening & Hosting FAQ
Everything you need to know about bringing LaBelle Film Festival screenings, impact films like Keep on Living, and moderated discussions to your venue or community.
What types of venues can host a LaBelle Film Festival screening? +
We partner with a wide variety of locations, including university campuses, independent art house theaters, military support groups, community centers, veteran networks, and corporate auditoriums equipped with standard projection and audio capabilities.
What materials and support are provided to host organizations? +
Hosts receive full screening rights for selected works, promotional assets (digital posters, trailers, and press releases), ticketing coordination guidance, and options to feature live filmmaker Q&As or moderated panel discussions on veteran advocacy and mental health.
Can we request specific films, such as *Keep on Living*? +
Absolutely. You can request single-feature spotlight screenings centered around Keep on Living or curate a custom multi-film shorts block tailored to the specific themes and interests of your audience.
How far in advance should we submit a hosting request? +
We recommend submitting your inquiry at least 4 to 6 weeks prior to your targeted event date. This allows ample time for scheduling technical checks, distributing marketing collateral, and coordinating guest speakers or panel facilitators.
Are there ticketing or admission guidelines for community hosts? +
Screenings can be structured as free public community events, private university showcases, or ticketed fundraisers supporting local veteran initiatives and non-profit partners. Our team collaborates with you on the best model for your goals.
Ready to bring the festival experience to your community?
Request a Host Package