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 Streaming & Screening Options  

Personal Viewing License

$29

Private streaming access for individual viewing.

This option is designed for personal use only and may not be shared, publicly screened, or used in classroom or group settings.

Includes:

  • Secure streaming access via private link

  • Immediate digital delivery

  • Individual viewing rights

Educational License

$350

Designed for academic and instructional use.

Ideal for:

  • Universities and colleges

  • High schools

  • Faith-based institutions

  • Community education programs

  • Cultural and historical studies courses

Includes:

  • Classroom streaming rights

  • Public classroom screening (in-person or virtual session)

  • Single instructor / single course use

  • One academic term license

  • Digital discussion guide

This license does not include campus-wide distribution or public ticketed events.

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Community Screening License

$2,000

Public exhibition rights for organizations and community events.

Designed for:

  • Churches and faith communities

  • Cultural centers

  • Nonprofits

  • Community organizations

  • Educational institutions hosting public events

Includes:

  • One authorized public screening event

  • Public exhibition rights (in-person or virtual event)

  • Access to promotional stills and poster

  • Optional virtual post-screening discussion with the filmmaker

  • Formal screening agreement and invoice documentation

  • W-9 provided upon request

Travel and lodging required for in-person appearances (if requested).

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For coordination inquiries:
contact@filmraconteur.com

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Include a live panel discussion with original student movement leaders.​​

Bring the filmmaker and featured Movement Leaders to your campus or community for a facilitated conversation.

Why This Film Matters

A Trek to the River’s Edge documents a pivotal moment in American civic history — a disciplined student movement that reshaped Atlanta and influenced the moral architecture of the modern South.

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The film serves not only as historical documentation but as a case study in leadership, strategy, collaboration, and nonviolent action.

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