NDD products
For maximum flexibility, many NDD films offer several licensing options:
Why doesn't NDD offer perpetual streaming licenses?
We're occasionally asked about perpetual licensing, but we honestly don't believe it's in the best interests of our filmmakers OR our customers at this time. The marketplace for media is changing almost daily, as are the technologies that bring media to us. In five years, a perpetual license that once looked very attractive might be seen as a bad investment. We see five year licenses as a reasonable compromise that allows our customers to get a solid value for their dollar, while preserving our capability to adapt to changes in the marketplace.
How does NDD discounting work?
Three ways: title-owner, promotional and volume.
- If your institution already owns a New Day title on DVD or VHS, we’ll give you 30% off the price of an institutional stream. Just click the box when you add that film to your shopping cart. (Title ownership will be verified for each discounted purchase.)
- New Day filmmakers often provide promotional codes which you can use to receive a significant discount on the purchase of a streaming license. Watch for them in the communications we send to you and use them in the shopping cart where prompted.
- Volume discounting is a New Day tradition – as with our DVDs, we offer 10% off the purchase price of two institutional streams, or 15% off the purchase of three or more institutional streams.
PLEASE NOTE: Where more than one discount might be applicable, only one will be valid on any given product purchase.
Special needs and large purchases, please contact us directly for custom pricing.
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Getting Started
Featured New Films
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The Lord Is Not On Trial Here Today  The Peabody Award-winning story of how separation of church and state began in American public schools, and the courageous woman who made it happen.
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Immigrant Nation!: The Battle for the Dream  The story of the immigrant rights movement and the story of single mother and activist Elvira Arellano who is fighting against her deportation.
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Sun Come Up  An Oscar(R) nominated film about some of the world's first environmental refugees.
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