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Community Screenings: 
 Bring Sheep, Actually to your community or group

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I was lucky enough to present the North American premiere during my knitting retreat in New York. Not only did the 150 knitters in attendance love it, but one of my vendors (a sheep farmer) spoke afterwards about how true it was to her experiences.It was a wonderful way to spend an evening.

Patty Lyons
Knitting teacher, designer and author

Need some inspiration for your community screening? Take a look at the screening hosted by
The Wool Shop in Lymington.  
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How It Works

  • The stream: You'll need an internet connection and a screen.

  • The fee: Based on how many people will be watching together.

  • The event: You organise your space and gathering; we supply the stream link.

For commercial cinemas or arts venue licensing:

please get in touch here.

Please Note

  • Non-theatrical and for community spaces, guild halls, yarn shops, etc (not commercial cinemas).

  • The film is not available for individual home viewing.
     

Book Your Screening

Fill out the form below with your group details and estimated audience size to receive a quote.
 

Please Note

  • In person and non-theatrical use only. Perfect for community spaces, guild halls, yarn shops, etc (not commercial cinemas).

  • For inspiration have a look at The Wool Shop in Lymington and their screening Learn more

  • The film is not available for individual home viewing or sharing via Zoom, MS Teams etc. Eventive renders the screen black when this is attempted.
     

Book Your Screening

Fill out the form below with your group details and estimated audience size to receive a quote.
 

Community Sceenings: Sheep, Actually

Expected audience size
Will your audience buy a ticket to see the film?
Yes (To cover venue/event overheads)
No
Standard licensing rates are set according to audience size and admission status; free screenings are not available.

Film information:

  • Title: Sheep, Actually

  • Subtitle: A Film about wool and a sheep named Cow

  • Release Year: 2025

  • Format: Documentary

  • Runtime: 64 Minutes

  • BBFC Status: Uncertified (Grassroots Release)

  • Classification: Educational, instructional, and informational.

  • Content Advice:  For the purposes of venue risk assessment, the film contains a non-graphic scene of a sheep giving birth. which is presented in an educational context related to agricultural life, but parental discretion is advised for very young or sensitive viewers.

  • Website: sheepactually.com

  • Instagram: @sheepactuallyfilm

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It started with the first photo filmmaker Paul Wyatt ever took: a blurred sheep's nose on a school trip when he was just nine. This lifelong love of animals and a deep-seated curiosity to understand their lives drove Wyatt to make Sheep, Actually.

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Sheep, Actually is the culmination of over a decade of high-profile film collaborations that Paul Wyatt has filmed and produced.

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Merch The Sheepzine contains over a decade’s worth of behind-the-lens field notes as Paul Wyatt rewinds the tape on his own journey with fleece across time and landscapes.

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On the Big Screen From indie cinemas to museums and art centres, Sheep, Actually has been loved by audiences across the UK. ..

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