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HOST A SCREENING OR CONVERSATION
Shattered is currently preparing for release.
Community and professional screenings will begin following the film’s official launch. Organisations interested in hosting a screening or facilitated conversation are invited to register their interest.
As Australia approaches the centenary of workers’ compensation legislation in 2026, Shattered invites communities to reflect on how systems designed to protect people can evolve to better support recovery and dignity.
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Ways to Screen the Film
Bring Shattered to your organisation or community through a hosted screening or facilitated conversation.
Hosting a screening creates space for meaningful discussion about workplace injury, patient care and the systems that shape recovery.
Registered hosts receive access to screening resources including discussion guides and event support materials.
Shattered is Designed to be Experienced Together
Across Australia and beyond, communities are beginning conversations about a system most people only encounter when something has already gone wrong.
Through screenings in cinemas, workplaces, universities, healthcare settings and community organisations, Shattered invites audiences to better understand the realities facing families navigating workplace injury and recovery.
Because when a worker is injured, it is never just about work.
It is about health, family, livelihood and dignity.
And it could be any one of us.
Screening Options
Community Screening Licence
Ideal for organisations, community groups, educational institutions and professional networks.
Hosts purchase a screening licence and organise a venue and audience for the event.
Screenings may support education, professional dialogue, community engagement or policy discussion.
Closed Group Cinema Bookings
Ideal for conferences, workplace events and professional gatherings.
Contact your local cinema with the date, time and approximate capacity required. The cinema will provide a quote for the venue.
Once confirmed, our team will liaise directly with the cinema to deliver the Digital Cinema Package (DCP) required for cinema screenings.
Please allow a minimum of two weeks’ notice for cinema bookings.
Non-Cinema Screenings
For community venues, universities and workplace screenings.
A week before your event you will receive an email containing a secure screening link and unique password.
The screening link will remain active for 24 hours surrounding your scheduled screening date.
Running Time
87 minutes
Many hosts include an additional 30–45 minute panel discussion or Q&A following the screening.
These conversations often bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, legal practitioners, policymakers, employers and people with lived experience.
Host a Conversation
Shattered has been produced to allow organisations to accompany their screening with a facilitated conversation or panel discussion.
The film explores the complex intersection between healthcare, law, insurance, policy and human experience, creating an opportunity for different perspectives to come together in a constructive setting.
Possible participants in a discussion may include:
● healthcare professionals
● workplace leaders and HR professionals
● legal practitioners
● policy specialists and regulators
● researchers and academics
● injured workers and community advocates
These conversations can become one of the most valuable aspects of a screening event.
Optional Discussion Themes
Hosts can explore questions such as:
● How do compensation systems intersect with healthcare and recovery?
● What challenges arise when medical care, insurance and law intersect?
● How can systems better support both recovery and dignity?
● What role can workplaces and communities play in supporting injured workers?
If you would like to host a conversation, the Screening Host Guide includes discussion prompts and event planning tips to help facilitate meaningful dialogue.
Use the Film For
Organisations can use Shattered as a starting point for deeper discussion about workplace injury, recovery and system design.
Screenings may form part of:
Professional Development Events
Forums for healthcare professionals, lawyers, workplace leaders and policy specialists examining how compensation systems interact with recovery and patient care.
University and Academic Teaching
Screenings within law, public health, psychology, social work and public policy programs exploring the real-world impact of complex systems.
Workplace Leadership Conversations
Events for employers, HR leaders and workplace safety professionals reflecting on culture, responsibility and recovery after injury.
Community Dialogue
Screenings that bring together injured workers, families, carers and community organisations.
Policy and Reform Discussions
Events hosted by professional bodies, regulators and government organisations examining how systems evolve over time.
How to Host a Screening
Thank you for considering hosting a screening of Shattered.
Hosting a screening is one of the most powerful ways to bring people together to explore the complex reality of workers’ compensation systems and their human impact.
Across Australia and internationally, questions are being asked about how systems designed to support injured workers operate in practice.
Shattered opens a space for thoughtful conversation between injured workers, families, healthcare professionals, employers, policymakers and communities.
The Process
1. Choose a Venue & Date
Choose a Venue
Screenings can take place anywhere with a projector, screen and speakers — including community halls, universities, workplaces, conference venues or cinemas.
Pick a Date
Allow approximately six weeks to plan your screening. This provides time to organise promotion, ticketing and venue logistics.
2. Purchase a Screening Licence
To host a public screening of Shattered, you will need to purchase a Screening Licence.
Once confirmed, you will receive access to the film and a suite of resources designed to help you organise a successful event.
If screening in a cinema, please include the Digital Cinema Package (DCP) transfer fee when purchasing your licence.
3. Promote Your Event
Ticketing
You may choose to offer your screening as a free event or sell tickets to help cover venue costs.
Common ticketing platforms include:
● Humanitix
● Eventbrite
● TryBooking
Promotion
Once your licence is confirmed, you will receive access to a Screening
Toolkit, including:
● event posters
● social media graphics
● promotional clips
● suggested discussion questions
Interested in Hosting a Screening?
Community and professional screenings will begin following the film’s official release.
If you would like to host a screening or conversation event, please register your interest below.
Contact
For further information about hosting a screening of Shattered, please contact: