screenings

Host a screening

Join our ever-growing community using Chasing Ice to spark discussion around the climate crisis and inspire collective action. After all, interest and engagement in this issue has to start somewhere. We believe it begins with knowledge and the agreement that there is a problem.

Public screening hosted by newportFILM, September 2012. Guests were transported by ferry to Rose Island off the coast of Newport, Rhode Island for this special community event.

how it works

There are several options for hosting a screening, each starts with the purchase of a screening license as grant of permission for your public viewing. Use our planning guide to get started! If you’re looking to stream the film in private, click here.

domestic screenings

We’ve partnered with Ro*co Films to provide various educational and public screening license options. Please follow these links to purchase your screening license for streaming or to get a DVD if you are using the film in any of the ways listed below.

Hosting a free public screening

Hosting a ticketed public screening

Screening taking place in school or university setting

Requires access to a short version of the film

Requires access for multiple viewings

Requires access to screening guides

Shortened Versions of the film included with educational license: 6 min, 11 min, 23 min, 36 min, and full length 75 minute version. All curses and expletives have been removed from the film.

international screenings

If your screening is outside of the United States, or you have questions about the screening license, please email us at [email protected].

Questions? Head over to our FAQ

testimonials

The most important thing you do can right now, do is share Chasing Ice and other climate stories — help shift perception and advance climate solutions. Our hope is that this film can help change how people think about their relationship to nature, and how human beings exist on this planet.

other reviews

“Stunning…Timely…” – The New York Times

“These images breathe life into an ice world” – Forbes

“Hauntingly Beautiful” – Huffington Post

“Heart Stopping” – Roger Ebert

“Amazingly beautiful” – Five Stars – New York Daily News

“Visually Breathtaking” – Variety

clips and images

If you’re looking for videos clips or stills from Chasing Ice, there are a few options available to you:

Matthew Kennedy and Daniel McGrath of the Extreme Ice Survey team install a camera at Orne Harbor on the Antarctica Peninsula. The stop was part of the Extreme Ice Survey’s first expedition to the southern hemisphere. The team installed nine cameras on the Antarctica Peninsula and on South Georgia Island while traveling aboard the Lindblad/National Geographic Explorer.
Adobe Stock

On their website you will find loads of images and videos from the film that are available for purchase. For questions about licensing terms, please see here.

Youtube

For licensing questions regarding clips from this video, please email [email protected] with the subject line: “Chasing Ice Footage Licensing”.

Earth vision

Founded in 2012 by film subject James Balog, “Through unique visual storytelling and concepts, EVI bridges the divide between art and science.”