Church Video Licence™ + ScreenVue®

What can the Church Video Licence and the ScreenVue Vault do for your congregation?

The Church Video Licence provides legal coverage for churches and organisations to publicly show films, film scenes and many TV broadcasts*.

ScreenVue Vault

The ScreenVue Vault provides instant access to thousands of films, ranging from cutting-edge independent filmmakers to the top-grossing movie studios in Hollywood. Together, they can enable access to creating a more dynamic sermon message and ensure your church is covered in the process.

ScreenVue Vault access is FREE to those with a Church Video Licence, together making them the most cost effective and convenient way for churches and other ministry organisations to protect themselves from fines resulting from improper display of film and video. Join the 100,000 churches, camps, Christian schools and childcare centres worldwide who rely upon the Church Video Licence and ScreenVue.

ScreenVue is the result of a partnership between CVLI (Christian Video Licensing International) and CCLI (Christian Copyright Licensing International) and MPLC (Motion Picture Licensing Corporation) that offers the best film and film scenes from major studios, independents and Christian studios alike. Its comprehensive offering and ease-of-use makes ScreenVue a valuable resource for your church or organisation.

*A licence from IMRO is also required to show films or TV broadcasts outside of worship services. Additionally, a TV licence is required to show television broadcasts. The Church Video Licence is not required to show news, major national events and live sport.

Please Note: ScreenVue use is limited to producers from the Irish Producers List, only. The Church Video Licence does not cover illegally-obtained media nor does it allow charging admission fees for screenings or other use.

Disclaimer: CCLI does not necessarily endorse the entire content of any film covered. Before showing any film, in whole or in part, please preview and determine if the content is appropriate for your intended audience.