SCREENING + PANEL or WORKSHOP
Public OntheBoards.tv screenings seem to be best recieved when accompanied by an interactive experience to help contextualize the film for the community. Past screenings have featured post-screening Q&A type panels, (typically with community leaders, artists, and/or represantives from the host organization) and artist-led workshops. 

In 2013, we developed the Community Screenings Project with Portland's BoomArts. OtB and BoomArts travel to five rural locations in Washington and Oregon to screen an OntheBoards.tv film Amarillo and host a post-screening bi-lingual discussion featuring a panel of local community members and/or the artists via Skype. CLICK HERE for a press release for the 2013 Community Screenings Project. 

We further developed this project Spring of 2016, travelling to Austin and Chicago with Amarillo, and returning to two of our 2013 locations with new films  featuring different artists, chosen by the organizations. When travelling back to Klamath Falls, OR, we worked with Seattle-based artist Zoe Scofield who taught a master dance class for local dancers, and attended the public screening and post-screening Q&A.

ON-CAMPUS
OntheBoards.tv films have been screened on-campus as part of film festivals, club events, and in association with live performances. Your university may already subscribe to OntheBoards.tv, making a small group screening even easier. Check our FOR EDUCATORS page for a list of current subscribing universities. 

AS AN EVENT FOR AN ARTS ORGANIZATION OR FESTIVAL
Our films have also been featured during the 2011 Prague Quadrennial, the Brooklyn Academy of Music as part of their Performance in HD Series, at the PuSH Festival in Vancouver, BC, during the 2015 Melbourne International Arts Festival in Australia and more.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SCREENING ANY OF THE ONTHEBOARDS.TV FILMS FOR YOUR AUDIENCES WE WOULD LOVE TO WORK WITH YOU! EMAIL US TV@ONTHEBOARDS.ORG.