Host a screening
in Your School
or Community

Bring People of the West to your school, organization, library, or public space as a free community screening paired with (optional) guided reflection and discussion. This series reframes California history through Indigenous perspectives and offers a powerful opportunity for learning, dialogue, and relationship-building.

Packed theater audience at a People of the West screening of Episode One.

A woman with long gray hair, wearing a denim jacket, is interviewed by a camera crew in front of a People of the West backdrop with Pechanga Studios and Boardwalk Pictures logos.

A packed theater audience watches intently in the dark during a People of the West screening.

A man in a knit beanie stands in a theater audience and speaks into a microphone during a Q&A at a People of the West screening.

A bearded man in a backward cap is interviewed on camera in front of a People of the West backdrop with Pechanga Studios and Boardwalk Pictures logos.

Five People of the West filmmakers sit on stage during a panel discussion, at the Pechanga Theater, showing headshots, names, and roles of the series’ creative team.

A woman stands in a packed theater audience and speaks into a microphone during a Q&A at a People of the West screening.

Three filmmakers sit in armchairs on stage during a People of the West panel discussion as one in a leather jacket speaks into a microphone, with a screen behind them naming the series’ creator and executive producer.

Screening Hosts
receive these free tools

1

Series Access

Secure screening links or downloadable files, with options for low‑bandwidth or offline environments.

2

Discussion Guide & Comprehensive Curriculum

Educator and community‑ready materials designed to support thoughtful conversation, learning, and reflection.

3

Promotional Materials

A complete screening host toolkit, including promotional assets and post‑screening surveys to support outreach and feedback.