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HOST A SCREENING OF NATIVE BALL


HOST A SCREENING:

Invite your group to an in-person or shared online viewing experience. 
 

For digital events, we will provide a link to a screening page. After the film ends, a special link can direct people to click to go to an online Q and A if you opt for a speaker event.

For in-person events, we will provide a DVD or a link to a screening page. If you wish to have a speaker, we will also provide a link to an online Q and A.


RECOMMENDED FOR:

Corporations and nonprofits, especially for educational learning. To request a speaker for your event, contact License@PrayTheFilm.com


WE PROVIDE:

1. A unique event URL for your group to register for and view the film. The film is available to view for 36 hours after your event start time. You may replay the film multiple times as long as it is within this window.

If you opt for in-person, we will provide you with a DVD  and a license for two screening events, or a unique URL for your group to register for and view the film as mentioned above.  

2. A promotional toolkit of downloadable materials to help you promote your event and a free discussion guide.


EVENT OPTIONS: Costs vary based on type of event

Native Ball:
Legacy of a Trailblazer
In Person or Digitial Non-Profit/Educational  Screening:
$500

Native Ball:
Legacy of a Trailblazer
In Person or Digitial Non-Profit/Educational Screening
with digital Q&A with the filmmaker (speaker will come virtually):
$1,500

Native Ball:
Legacy of a Trailblazer
In Person or Digitial Corporate Screening:
$1,500

Native Ball:
Legacy of a Trailblazer
In Person or Digitial Corporate Screening
with digital Q&A with the filmmaker (speaker will come virtually):
$3,000
MALIA

NATIVE BALL showcases Malia’s sense of responsibility to her people  and is a universal example of commitment to a cause. Malia allowed  other young Native American girls to be seen.

How are you seen? For Indigenous communities, it too often means depictions  that are negative or stereotyped. Malia was seen, not just by her family and  coaches, or even just by her people, but by a wider world that frequently  overlooks the accomplishments of Native Americans, especially women. Everyone needs heroes and hope. Sports unite and often empower  communities. Malia represents the character and strength of her Native  people. Her story speaks to the value of sports in lifting up young people  in challenging environments, as they develop character,  resilience, teamwork, friendship and success.

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“This documentary is a wonderful story about perseverance, encouragement and dedication from Malia’s extended  family. It seems to me we would all benefit with an army of Elders behind us.”
— Sandy Welch, Educator

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“Storytelling is such a tradition for  Native Americans, and I think it’s how  we express ourselves in a way that  feels comfortable and more authentic  to us. So, to be able to share this story  in a film way … I just feel really grateful  to be a part of it.”
— Former Lady Griz Player, Simarron Schildt (Blackfeet)

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