Host a screening
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HOST AN IN-PERSON OR VIRTUAL SCREENING
The Message of the Lyrebird (84 minutes) continues to screen sold out events in cinemas, museums, play houses, theatres, picture houses, community centres, halls and spaces, education and environment centres, schools, churches, nature retreats, private venues and homes, as well as streaming online.
Individuals and organisations are invited to host a screening via the form below. Tell us the purpose of your screening, the date, venue, and approx size of audience. We screen the film for fundraisers as well as non-fundraisers and can deliver the film to you on digital file, DCP (for cinemas), or via our chosen Digital Rights Management platform, Eventive for virtual screenings.
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NEVER BEFORE HAS THE LYREBIRD BEEN SHOWCASED LIKE THIS!
Since July 2023, host screening contributions have supported the Lyrebird edu-action drive to help distribute the film On-Demand [accompanied with ATOM Study Guide] to Australian and New Zealand schools, universities, individuals and education institutions.
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SOCIAL IMPACT
Screenings have also assisted, inspired or initiated support for…
Lyrebird dawn surveys, lyrebird poems, a lyrebird art auction, bird talks & walks, citizen science projects for land-owners, a citizen science hub, bushfire habitat recovery presentations, environmental restoration projects, business team building staff activities, tree planting, ecological campaign brainstorming sessions, promotion and awareness of the Great Forest National Park Initiative, ‘Save Our Styx River and Forest’ campaign, The Aussie Bird Count [2022], direct funds toward wildlife audio recording equipment, a Landcare precinct, local rainforest protection, set-up of a platypus monitoring program, organisation memberships, and ongoing research for the evolution and function of song in female lyrebirds.
Come on a magical journey through Australia’s native forests to understand the sophistication and complex artistry of the lyrebird, leading humanity to a deeper understanding of the natural world.
Ask about the Lyrebird Screening Toolkit. The kit includes case studies.
Screenings hosted by:
Armidale Tree Group
Barkers Creek Landcare & Wildlife Group
Barung Landcare
Bendigo Field Naturalists Club
Birdlife Castlemaine District
BirdLife Shoalhaven
Blue Mountains Bird Observers
Blue Mountains Conservation Society
Bowerbird Collective
Brunswick Valley Landcare
Bunyip Landcare Group
Bush Heritage Australia
Caritias Catholic Earthcare
Christmas Hills Landcare Group
Central Tablelands Local Land Services
Connecting Country
Conscious Movie Nights
Earth Heroes
Field Naturalists Club of Victoria
Friends of Hoddles Creek
Friends of Leadbeater’s Possum
Friends of Upper Nicholson Catchment (FUNCi)
Goongerah Environment Centre Office (GECO)
Great Forest National Park Initiative
Hawkesbury Environment Network (HEN)
Hunter Community Environment Centre
ID Ecological Management
Kiewa Catchment Landcare Groups
Kinglake Lyrebird Survey Group
Local Land Services NSW
Loreto Sisters
Macleay Landcare Network
National Parks Association Armidale
Northern Rivers Science Hub
Old Gazette Film Society
Orange Agricultural Institute
O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat
Progressive Cinema
Richmond Landcare
South East Region Conservation Alliance (SERCA)
Sherbrooke Lyrebird Study Group
Springwood Uniting Church
St John’s Catholic Church
Tweed Landcare
Wilderness Society
Up2Us Landcare
Upper Kangaroo Valley Landcare Group
Wingecarribee Shire Council
Rising Tide
Willoughby Environment Protection Association (WEPA)
Wollombi Cultural Centre
Woodlands and Wetlands