You can host a watch party as long as (1) it’s free, and (2) you don’t stream or upload full episodes to any of your ministerial or personal platforms. We also ask that you share with your audience that they can watch full episodes for free at watch.thechosen.tv. And don’t forget: if you want to talk about the show when the last credit rolls, we have free discussion guides over in our resource hub for every episode!

We would love for you to! In fact, our friends at Prison Fellowship work closely with U.S. prisons to make episodes of The Chosen available for screening, providing helpful discipleship resources designed specifically for carceral communities. And how about this? Prison Fellowship International is working tirelessly to get The Chosen into as many prisons as possible around the world.

Possibly. There are a few licensing considerations that have to be made—particularly that the screening has to be free—so please reach out to us directly at licensing@comeandseefoundation.org, and we’ll explore options with you.

Absolutely! All we ask is that you don’t stream or upload full episodes to any of your personal (or ministerial) platforms and that you share with your audience that they can watch full episodes for free at watch.thechosen.tv. And hey: you might want to just go ahead and sign up for a free license. Not only will you get the license itself, you’ll also gain access to all the free clips and other resources in our Digital Resource Library.

We love it when clips from the show are shared, so have at it! We just ask that you don’t edit or create other content around them.

Sign up here for a free license (and access to clips and other resources from our Digital Resource Library). Be sure to add all of your livestream URLs, so that you don’t run into any copyright issues that could result in streaming interruption. We also ask that you don’t charge people to watch The Chosen and that you share with your audience that they can watch full episodes for free at watch.thechosen.tv. Oh! And speaking of episodes: full episodes of The Chosen are not permitted to be livestreamed.

For sure! Images and other resources are available to you here—with even more to come. (So, bookmark this thing.) If you need any help navigating what's available, we're happy to help point you in the right direction. Just drop us an email.

\Before you take that on yourself, be sure to check out alllll the free material that’s already available in our resource hub! What you’re looking for might already be right under your nose. But if you want to explore the possibility of creating Chosen-based resources, you can apply for a license to do so here.

You can totally use our pictures to promote Chosen-related content. But—they cannot be used to promote non-related content, nor can they be used in a “for profit” manner in any form. (We’re all about free, you know?)

Oooooh. We love that! You’re more than welcome to use songs from the show during your church service—as long as you’re (1) not charging anyone to listen to it or (2) selling it.

Again, loving your passion for the show. But Chosen music cannot be used to promote productions other than The Chosen.

Look: we love the support, but unfortunately, we cannot allow it. We have partnerships to honor with regard to the creation and sales of Chosen gear.

This one is related to the previous question about Chosen products: while we so appreciate your dedication to the show, we don’t allow others to create and sell art, gifts, and other materials with Chosen branding on it. But here’s some good news: there’s a ton of great gifts over at thechosengifts.com that you (and all our fans) can purchase to support the show!

Seriously — we’re so honored and humbled by your passion for The Chosen. Buuuuut unfortunately, you can’t license Chosen content for use in apps or interactive media (like games).