Leaving Licensing pack

There are three options available

Individual DVD for personal viewing only - £20.00 (Excl. VAT), Partner Pack 1 - £100.00 (Excl. VAT), Partner Pack 2 - £250.00 (Excl. VAT)

You can use Leaving to support the work you do.  Here is what the different options offer:

Individual DVD - £20.00 (Excl. VAT)

• A single copy of the DVD for personal viewing only

 Partner Pack 1 - £100 (Excl. VAT) per annum

• 2 copies of the DVD
• A licence to use the film for awareness raising and training with larger audiences
• A 24 page training booklet giving some of the back story to the characters

 Partner Pack 2 - £250 (Excl. VAT) per annum

• 6 copies of the DVD
• A licence to use the film for awareness raising and training with larger audiences
• A 24 page training booklet giving some of the back story to the characters
• Fully illustrated copy of the script with commentary and learning points from domestic abuse specialists (Currently in production.  Due for completion June 2009)
• Access to evaluation and best practice guides on using Leaving to implement social change (Evaluation is in process)

Please email info@socialfilmdrama.com if you would like to take up one of these options and I will arrange to send you an invoice and the necessary materials.

We very much hope you would like to support us by buying a copy of the film or working with us as a partner.   

Social Film Drama is a social enterprise.  We take no profit as dividend.  We invest our income in social film drama productions, including responding to people’s requests for various film-based training materials, as well as supporting agencies delivering front line services to survivors of domestic abuse.

We are currently assessing the following social film drama projects for funding and further development:

• A prequel to Leaving showing how Helen got into the relationship and a sequel showing how she finally leaves.  Taken together we hope this trilogy of short films will develop into a feature length film that can be distributed through cinemas.
• A film following Liam’s story more closely – and how his experience as a child in an abusive family shapes his future
• A social film drama on honour violence and forced marriages
• A website of short clips showing the multiple inter-connections between abuse and violence throughout the life course of an individual and community