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Eyes on the Screen Eyes on the Screen Eyes on the Screen was a project to disseminate the documentary series "Eyes on the Prize" by file sharing networks without regard to copyright restrictions during the period the series was out of print, 1993-2006. Operating independently from the series producers, Downhill Battle initiated the "Eyes on the Screen" project, along with civil rights activist Lawrence Guyot, in January 2005 digitized copies of the VHS tapes to encourage the use of file sharing networks such as BitTorrent to distribute the film. They also called for people to display the film, particularly on February 8, during Black