Deep Focus

Registering for Your Seminar

You must register for each seminar of DEEP FOCUS. It’s easy! Simply click on "Register" in the seminar description, fill out the form, and you’ll immediately receive a seminar Zoom link. SAVE that link and use it to join the seminar when it’s time.

You will not receive an email confirmation, so save your invitation link immediately. Save the link to your calendar or save/copy the registration notice in some other way. Also, once the seminar has started, you may not be able to join the zoom meeting, so be sure to register in advance and to join the seminar on time.

Where do I watch the movie?

Registration in our monthly seminars is for that single discussion only.
Registration for our cinema studies courses is for the entire length of the class.
The movies for each of the discussions need to be watched using a different platform and availability varies depending on which streaming services you have access to.
We select films that are often available on a number of platforms (Amazon Prime, iTunes, YouTube, etc.) and try to select films that are available for free viewing, if possible.
In the description for each film, further details are provided about where you can watch each film.

How do I participate in the seminar?

All Deep Focus discussions are held via Zoom.
Click on the Date & Time under the event to register for the seminar.
Once you are registered, you will be emailed a confirmation that will include the Zoom link.
All monthly classic Hollywood seminars are free for members.
A $5 donation is suggested for non-members.
Our cinema studies courses require a modest registration fee to help sustain the program and compensate our speakers.

Renew Theaters operates four Pennsylvania/New Jersey movie theaters: the County Theater in Doylestown, PA, the Ambler Theater in Ambler, PA, the Hiway Theater in Jenkintown, PA, and the Princeton Garden Theatre in Princeton, NJ. Renew manages each theater according to each individual mission to: Exhibit art, independent and world films that offer the community an opportunity to experience a broad range of artistic and alternative expressions; Educate the community about the film and media arts through a diverse program of educational activities that seek to develop a lifelong involvement with the arts; Serve as a community and charitable resource for the arts, and to promote and effect access to the arts for all members of the community; and Preserve the theaters as cultural resources.