Re: Movie Licensing USA

[Dawn Sardes <Dmsardes@AOL.COM>]

I bought a site license from this company for my public library.  I am
planning on showing a movie each Tuesday for kids grades 6 and up during the
Summer Reading program.

I'm making the popcorn, and the kids can bring their own pop.  It'll give
them a place to go just for them during the summer.  Also, before I start the
movie, I can booktalk and push the reading program.  I think that this is a
more appropriate use of the license than a school situation.  As Carol
Simpson said, there is never enough time to get the entire curriculum done.
I know that I was always rushing through Cold War to current in time for
review for exams.

Dawn Sardes
YA Librarian
Euclid Public Library
Euclid, OH
dmsardes@aol.com

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