STUDY GUIDE
Bring the story of BEYOND THE RUN into your classroom with the Free Study Guide resources for both Secondary and Tertiary students.
The key objectives for the Study Guide is take learners from basic recall of the film to forming informed opinions and judgements on the the social issues covered, and contributing to the wider conversations around Migration and International Students in Australia.
BEFORE VIEWING
A collection of resources for Teachers and Trainers to introduce the key issues and its relevant vocabulary from the film, and open discussion with their classroom on contemporary public discourse on Migration and the International Student Sector in Australia.
AFTER VIEWING
A collection of discussion and debate activities for post viewing activities, to put comprehension, analysis and evaluation skills into practice. The collection includes suggested assessment items, with marking guides, as creative writing or essay tasks.
VIEWING GUIDE
A time coded guide of key moments from the film, to support turning passive viewing into active engagement, including additional resources to contextualise the social and economic conversations connected to the impact International Students have to Australia.
FILMMAKING RESOURCES
Companion Filmmaking resources that including Documentary storytelling glossaries and techniques, Running sequence breakdowns and further into the Virtual Production and In Camera Visual Effects (ICVFX) techniques used in film.
BOOK A PRIVATE EDUCATION SCREENING
BEYOND THE RUN is available from November 2026 to be privately screened only at your School or University, before it becomes widely available in late 2027.
Writer, Director and Filmmaking Educator, Dan Sanguineti, along with one of film's participants (based on availability), will personally attend each private screening to present the film and participate in a Q&A session and continue the conversations started in the film.
Each private screening will begin with an special introduction by one of the film’s participants, either in person (based on availability) or pre-recorded.
After the film there will be a 30-35mins formal Q&A session and an additional 30mins of informal conversations with attendees.
Introduction: 3-5mins
Film Runtime: 109mins
Q&A Runtime: 30-35mins
Informal Conversation Time: 30 mins
Total Engagement: 180 mins (3hrs)
A selection of pre-written questions from the film's Study Guide is provided before to the screening date, with space for additional/alternate questions to be added by Staff, Trainers, Teachers or Students to cater the Q&A session to fit current learning syllabus.
The screening can occur in a classroom, theatre or lecture hall, that has suitable TV or Projector with HDMI capabilities, and good speakers.
The screening suits learners studying English, Media, Film, Humanities and Society & Culture classes, and also gives those with key interest in filmmaking or VFX pathways a genuine look behind the camera.
Available to all secondary schools, universities and TAFEs across Australia.
SCREENING FEE SCHEDULE
* Fee Schedule subject to seasonal change. Final fees quoted prior to booking confirmation.
SCREENING ZONE | ZONE COVERAGE | SPEAKER TRAVEL ADD-ON FEE | TOTAL SCREENING & GUEST SPEAKER FEE |
|---|---|---|---|
Local | Under 1 hr Drive - ACT, Queanbeyan, Yass, Bungendore | $0.00 | $900.00 |
Regional NSW from ACT | Within 2.5hrs Drive - Goulburn, Braidwood, Wagga Wagga, Batemans Bay, Wollongong | $200.00 | $1100.00 |
CBR Direct Flight Capitals and Nearby NSW | Direct Flight from CBR - Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Newcastle | $500.00 | $1,400.00 |
Other CBR Direct routes | Direct Flight from CBR - Coffs Harbour, Adelaide, Gold Coast, Hobart, Launceston, | $1,000.00 | $1,900.00 |
Elsewhere in Australia | By Negotiation | Quoted Individually | TBD |