We the people 2.0
feature doc
"If you live in a corporate state, the only thing left is to dismantle it and build something new."
CREDITS
Featuring President Thomas Linzey
Directed by Leila Conners
Produced by Mathew Schmid
Narrated by Walton Goggins
Original Music by Eric Avery
Executive Producers Lisa Shields, Mathew Schmid, Renate Schmid
Co-Executive Producers Cathy O'Neill, Shannon Factor, Bill Benenson, Laetitia Cash, Barbara Bosson
Featuring also Ben Price, Mik Robertson, Cathy Miorelli, Joe Murphy, Doug Shields, Tish O'Dell, Ann Kneeland, Ashley Hernandez, Kate Perly
91 minutes

World Premier 2016
We the people 2.0 SCREENING INFO, LICENSES
feature doc
OTHER DIGITAL
EDUCATIONAL LICENSES
| $295
Univ. Streaming w/PPR
| $395
K-12, Public Libraries,
Non-Profits, Govt w/ PPR
| $125
K-12, Public Libraries,
Non-Profits, Govt no PPR
| $50
COMMUNITY SCREENINGS
Community screenings are a great way to discuss the issues of our time with your friends and neighbors. They can be public or private and can be free or you can charge tickets. These choices, as well as the estimated size of the screening, determines the cost of the license. Screening DVDs or BluRays will also be shipped along with a discussion guide. You keep the DVD/BluRay. Additionally if you want an expert from the film to attend your screening to do a Q&A, please inquire here >
Community Screenings 50 - 100 people
Community Screenings 100 - 200 people
Community Screenings 200 - 350 people
For multiple screening requests, please email us
Larger then 350 people? Please email us
If you would like to charge admission, please email us
ON DEMAND THEATRICAL
We the People 2.0 screened in select theaters as well as through our primary theatrical on-demand service, TUGG. TUGG allows anyone to have a theatrical screening of We the People 2.0 in their town. If you have any questions, email us >
ABOUT WE THE PEOPLE 2.0
Tree Media is a production company that created We the People 2.0. Tree can be contacted at: info@treemedia.com
With a mission to use stories and media to encourage an open society based on wisdom and informed, positive action, Tree has been working for more than 19 years on projects that examine the environment, consciousness, human development and global transformation. The mediasphere, awash with information, often assualts us with violent images, random facts and meaningless stories that have no depth of purpose. Tree believes that taking time to create stories that connect to deeper truths will help us understand and navigate our time.
CELDF is the non-profit group that is spearheading a movement at the local, state, national and international level to establish rights for humans and nature over the systems that control them. CELDF can be contacted at: wtp2.0@celdf.org
The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) is building a movement for Community Rights and the Rights of Nature to advance democratic, economic, social, and environmental rights – building upward from the grassroots to the state, federal, and international level.