The license permits you to show as many authorized movies as you want, as often as you want, for as long as your license remains active.

There is no limit to how much of a movie you show. The license permits you to play all or any part of an authorized title.

The Church Video License grants permission to publicly display authorized content otherwise intended for private, personal use only. This means you can display any movie or movie scene which is covered by your license using a wide range of sources. This would include any legally-obtained media. It would also include a legitimate video-sharing website provided you are showing it from an official, authorized channel.

With almost blanket coverage, a list of individual titles is not possible. Instead, check the Authorized Producers List to determine if a movie is covered. For help in confirming the authorized producer, follow our step-by-step guide.

Your Church Video License does not permit you to charge admission or other fees. However, free-will offerings and concessions (for example, to fundraise for a specific cause) are allowed.

The Church Video License does not permit you to advertise a specific title to the general public. However, you may advertise a specific title internally, and promote the genre, date, and time of a generic movie event externally.

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

The Church Video License and ScreenVue are the result of a partnership between CVLI (Christian Video Licensing International), CCLI (Christian Copyright Licensing International), and MPLC (Motion Picture Licensing Corporation).