The phrase "about the screening of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific event or topic related to the screening of a film, video, or other visual media.
Example: "We had a fascinating discussion about the screening of the documentary last night."
Alternatives: "regarding the screening of" or "concerning the screening of".
She's especially excited about the screening of "Kusah Hakwaan," an independent feature from Alaska, filmed in the native Tlingit language.
By Lillian Ross The New Yorker, August 5 , 1972P. 19 Talk story about the screening of a new John Huston film, "Fat City", and a party at the Museum of Modern Art.
The New Yorker, August 5 , 1972P. 19 Talk story about the screening of a new John Huston film, "Fat City", and a party at the Museum of Modern Art.
An article in some editions on Friday about the screening of a documentary on former Mayor Edward I. Koch misspelled the surname of one of his former press secretaries.
Even if the concerns raised about the screening of Metropolitan Opera performances at movie theaters are legitimate, they are far outweighed by the advantage: making the world's best opera available to people who may never have an opportunity to see a performance in person.
Check out the Sundance NEXT FEST page more about the screening of The Guest on Sunday, August 10. .
Talk story about the premiere screening of "Across 110th Street", the first world premiere of a movie held in Harlem.
By Lawrence Weschler The New Yorker, April 10 , 1995P. 34 Talk story about the MOMA screening of Laurel Chiten's documentary "Twist and Shout," a film about Tourette's syndrome.
Talk story about the MOMA screening of Laurel Chiten's documentary "Twist and Shout," a film about Tourette's syndrome.
But Fred never tired of teasing Gene about the special screening of "An American in Paris" in London in 1951, by command of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
This included education for the whole team about the screening instrument, and the benefits of using it.
