Beamafilm Partners with Ideas Roadshow to Expand Access to Acclaimed Educational Documentaries

Under the new distribution agreement, a range of films featuring world-leading scholars and researchers across disciplines such as neuroscience, philosophy, classical studies, law, cognitive science, and history will feature in Beamafilm's innovative platform. These titles combine theoretical depth with accessible storytelling to spark curiosity and foster critical thinking among students, educators, and lifelong learners alike.

“Our collaboration with Ideas Roadshow represents an exciting opportunity to enrich public knowledge and support critical thinking,” said Louise van Rooyen, Managing Director of Beamafilm. “We are pleased to bring these rigorous yet approachable resources to educators, students, and lifelong learners around the world.

"We're delighted to partner with Beamafilm to bring our academic documentaries to new audiences," said Irena Burton, COO of Ideas Roadshow. "Beamafilm's innovative platform, with its intelligent recommendation engine, citation and clipping tools, offers unique possibilities for our films to augment learning in meaningful ways. This collaboration not only enhances discoverability but deepens engagement, helping our content to support scholarly work, enrich classrooms, and empower informed public discourse"

The Ideas Roadshow collection adds an extensive catalogue of educationally significant video titles to Beamafilm's worldwide offering, underscoring its commitment to delivering exceptional learning content to libraries, universities, schools, and to the broader public.

As part of its continued mission to support education and lifelong learning, Beamafilm is extending its services to academic and public libraries worldwide. This global initiative offers librarians access to a curated catalogue of high-quality, industry-leading films, ideal for lecture screenings, classrooms, study programs, and all inquisitive minds.

To explore the platform, order titles, or explore how Beamafilm can enhance your library’s digital resources, visit beamafilm.com/librarians and download the titles list or sign up for a free librarian trial.

For more information or to access these titles via Beamafilm, please visit https://beamafilm.com or contact: