About

cineSchedule AU is a portal for discovering specialty, repertory, retrospective and festival screenings across Australia's capital cities. The site is, and will always be, free to use and submit to, and is maintained by screening collective static vision.

Scope

The site is designed to be a listing space for boutique events across Australia. As such, we do not accept submissions for general release titles.

To help ease of use, sessions are grouped by day, and can be sorted by showtimes or film titles. Screenings can also be grouped by presenter(s), screening series and festival. Users can check "Only Free" to hide all paid screenings, or "Hide Festivals" to hide all non-retrospective festival screenings.

Submissions

To submit, create an account on our scheduler — please note: we suggest creating one central account for each organisation, and sharing its login details between team members, as this will allow you to amend your own listings. We suggest you list your own screenings, prior to making them online on your own platforms (we have added an 'Embargo' feature, which prevents publication before a specific date and time, as well as an 'Include on Site' checkbox) so you can maintain and control the publication of your own listings. You are encouraged to add ticket links to session times, where available. To list secret films/mystery screenings, use 3000 as year and 999 as runtime; these will display as "????" and "??" respectively.

Film Rights

By listing on our site, you agree to have made best efforts to secure rights for your screening. Roadshow PPL and Amalgamated Movies service most distributors in Australia, Umbrella Entertainment maintain their own catalogue, and other Australian distributors can be reached via email or DM. If a film does not have a local rightsholder, we recommend looking up the film title and "sales agent" on the search engine of your choosing; failing that, you can always email/DM the filmmaker, producers or associated production companies, and they should be able to point you in the right direction. Rights should be secured for any and all screenings (even free ones).

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