NAIDOC, Harmony Day and Cultural Events: Outdoor Cinema Perth.

Yes. NAIDOC Week is held in early July, and community groups, schools and councils book our 5m and 8m community screens for evening events. Tell us your date, venue and crowd and we recommend a size.

A Welcome to Country or an Acknowledgement of Country is your choice. We can help arrange one on request if you want it, and it is not a required part of the booking.

Harmony Day is on 21 March each year. Schools, councils and community groups often hold a movie night in the same week.

National Reconciliation Week runs from 27 May to 3 June each year, and some groups hold an evening screening during that week.

You do. Choose it with the community or cultural group involved, check the classification at classification.gov.au, and arrange the film licence. The film licence is arranged by the organiser through Roadshow or Amalgamated Movies, and the fee varies by film, up to about $2,000, so allow 2 to 3 weeks. Under our Fully Managed service we arrange it as your agent, with the fee included up to $1,000 per film.

Yes. A screening that is not strictly private needs a public performance licence for the film. This is general information, so check the current requirements.

Our certificate of currency, job safety analyses and waste management plan are ready to download, and we can arrange a Form 5 electrical certificate when your council requires one.