There’s more to the independent film distribution dilemma than just whether you self-distribute or get a distributor. Here’s another classification system for indiefilm distributors you should be aware of as a filmmaker.

There’s a lot more to Distribution than Filmmakers think. Here are some things I learned at the helm of a US Distributor.

Every filmmaker wants to get their movie on the major streamers. Few know how. This might help.

If you want to make a career in indiefilm, you need to make money. If you want to make money, people need to buy your movie. Here’s the funnel they tend to follow.

Distribution and Marketing aren’t the same thing. Your distributor should excel at making your film available, but you’ll still need to drive attention. Here’s why.

Physical media is dead, right? Well, mostly. Although maybe not as much as you’d think.

DVD is dead right? Well, maybe not entirely. Find out why.

Whether to get a sales agent or distribute your film yourself is a hot topic on most film forums. Here are 6 questions you should consider to help you decide.

If you want to make money from distributing your film, you’re going to need a strong VOD strategy. Here’s a breakdown of platforms updated for 2023.

Film Distribution is a business of buying and selling intangible rights to films and media. This requires a lot of legal paperwork. Here’s a guide.

If you made a film, you probably need help selling it internationally. That’s true even if you self-distribute Domestically. Here’s a guide to help you vet your sales agent.

We all hate when we see that one friend who CONSTANTLY shills on social media. Here’s how not to be “that guy” from someone with experience being that guy.

Making. a movie is only the first step. Before you’re done, you’ll have to market it. Here’s a guide for ways to do that besides social media.

Too few filmmakers understand distribution. Even something as basic as the disfference between each industry stakeholder is often lost in translation. This blog is a great place to start