Host an event

Bring the film to your people.

Your club, your clinic, your team, your shop. Put a room in front of this film and everyone looks down at their own feet at the same moment. Then nobody stops talking about it. Watch it together on the night, or on your own schedule, and make it your own event if you want to.

Do it yourself

Private group viewing

Your club, clinic, team, studio or shop watches together. One payment for the whole room, however many pairs of feet you bring.

  1. Build your event. Say how many of you there are, set your own price for the room, and add the extras that turn it into an occasion.
  2. Set up and ready within 24 hours. You get your access, your event kit, and a personal email from me on how the evening runs.
  3. On the night. Open the link, log in, press play. Cast it to the screen in the room. Nothing to install.
  • Bigger room, or open to the public? That's a public viewing, see below.
  • Works on any connected device. Laptop to projector, phone to TV. No apps to install.
  • Everything for the night comes with it: the Event Kit, plus a poster and invitations you can send tonight.
  • Questions? Read our FAQ.

Live at Yours

Build your event

One payment for the whole room. You set the price.

  • The whole film, streamed to your screen on your night
  • The Event Kit — games, drinks with silly names, checklist and more…
  • Film poster and ready-made invitation ideas
  • Optional: a hello from the Director, and me live in the room
Build my event

Takes two minutes · Secure checkout with Stripe

Free with every event

The Event Kit

Everything for the evening, sorted.

Seventeen pages of things we’ve seen work in a room full of people who’ve just watched the film — so your evening runs itself and you get to enjoy it too.

  • Thirteen hands-on activities. Pick one (or two), gather a few easy props, and the room is laughing and learning together before you’ve said a word.
  • Foot-friendly cocktail recipes and ideas so it feels like a night out, not a screening. With or without alcohol, all survive a paper cup.
  • A planning checklist — so nothing gets forgotten. Two weeks before to the bin bag at the end, on one page you can print and tick off.
  • Ideas for specific groups — running clubs, faith groups, shoe designers, care homes and more.
  • How to set up the film for viewing — so there’s no black screen in front of a full room. Step by step, plus the one thing to test the day before.

It lands in your inbox the moment you book, along with the poster and invitation ideas.

The Stupid Shoes Event Kit: the cover with three inside pages fanned behind it

Who’s this for?

Almost everyone wears shoes.

If you use your feet in your group activity, this movie will speak to you.

Running clubs Pilates & yoga studios Workplaces Faith groups Physiotherapy clinics Design teams & schools Sports clubs Schools & PTAs Barefoot brands & stores History buffs Construction safety teams Medical practices Film clubs & libraries Seniors’ groups & care homes Public health teams Gyms & strength coaches Universities & sport science Health insurers

Not on the list? It still works. Neighbours, colleagues, a club that meets on Thursdays — every activity in the kit works with any crowd, and the film does the rest.

Something bigger

Make it your own event

Take it a step further with your own branded online or public event.

A branded viewing page: the host’s own branding around the film

Your own brand online viewing

Everyone watches on a page with your name on it. Live together on a night you pick, or any time across a window you choose. Your logo at the top, and a short video of you before the film starts.

A full cinema of people with their hands in the air after the screening

Public viewing

A trade show, expo, conference, festival, shop floor, anywhere with an audience that isn't just your own people. Different licence, so let's talk about what you're planning.

Dee and contributors taking questions from the audience after a screening

Q&A with director & experts

An add-on to either of the above. Your people ask, I answer. Online alongside a livestream, or in the room if travel works. Experts from the film can sometimes join too, depending who's free.

Tell me about it

Start the conversation

Tell us what you're thinking. No commitment, just a message. I read and reply personally to each.

A guess is fine.

I'll only use this to reply and to talk about your event. Privacy policy.

Good to know

Questions people ask

How much does it cost?

Private viewings: you decide. One payment covers the whole room, and you set the price for it inside the checkout — where you’ll see what hosts with a similar group usually pay, so you’re not guessing. Public events: it depends on the size and type of event — start the conversation.

When can we hold our event?

Any date between 11 September and 31 October 2026, while the film is showing. And you don’t need a date to book — you can pick it later.

What happens after I pay?

You’ll immediately get a confirmation email with the Event Kit to help you organise, and links to the visual assets. Within 24 hours you get a personalised email from me with detailed next steps.

What do we need on the day?

A screen and an internet connection. Laptop to projector, phone to TV or connected TV — nothing to install. The Event Kit walks you through the setup, including the one thing to test beforehand so everything runs smoothly.

What if the number changes — or I don’t know it yet?

Book the people you know about — or want to invite. If more say yes, come back and pay just for the extra seats. If a few drop out, write me and I’ll refund the difference (or you can leave it as a donation to the film 😅).

What if we have to cancel the whole event?

Life happens. Write me and I’ll refund what you paid, minus 35 (in the currency you paid) for the admin and card fees — the part the payment provider keeps whether the event happens or not.

Can you be part of our evening, Dee?

I’d love that. Add a recorded hello from me in the checkout, or tick that you’d like me there live — and we’ll see what the calendar says.

Are there subtitles?

Yes — English and French.