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Scientology Network
Documentary Showcase

Welcome to the Scientology Network Documentary Showcase

Fundamental to Scientology is a humanitarian mission of extraordinary scope, now extending to some 200 nations. Included therein are programs for human rights, human decency, literacy, morality, drug prevention and disaster relief.

For this reason, the Scientology Network provides a platform for Independent filmmakers who embrace a vision of building a better world.

Submit a
Film or Documentary

The Scientology Network is accepting submissions of films and documentaries.

REQUIREMENTS

The Scientology Network accepts films from filmmakers seeking a platform to deliver their message. The messaging should be one of celebrating activism, volunteerism, advocacy, and the pursuit or maintenance of high ideals and or basic rights.

Films documenting historic or significant events, the arts, environmental or otherwise uplifting topics are acceptable.

REVIEW

Your documentary will be reviewed against the following criteria:

Positive message / righting a wrong
Celebrating activism, volunteerism or advocacy
Aesthetic value which has impact and contributes to the message

EDITING

The Scientology Network is a nationally distributed channel. All FCC and broadcast regulations must be followed concerning language, violence, nudity, etc. Part of the review process will include noting any edits that may be required to make the program acceptable for broadcast on Scientology Network. This may include making the program a standard broadcast length, if not already done.

INSURANCE

The filmmaker is required to supply evidence of their E&O insurance.

ADDITIONAL GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

All files must not contain bars and tone, bumpers, segment recaps or previews, advertisements, rating cards, FBI warning cards, placards, overlay branding, promotional bugs, informational bugs, or URL callouts before or during the programs. URLs present during the end credits are permissible.