If you’re going to make a movie, you need to be able to make an independent film, you need to

Press coverage is the single most cost-effective form of marketing for any product, including independent film. Media coverage isn’t a guarantee though, here’s how you get it.

Every filmmaker wants to see their work on the big screen, but there’s a lot more to it than you may think. Here’s what I learned the first time I played a key role in a theatrical release..

If you want to make movies for a living, you’ll likely have to start a company. That alone makes you an entrepreneur, but here are 6 other reasons why.

Sadly, there’s no money in MAKING films, only SELLING them. You can’t sell them without knowing your audience, this article can help with that.

A lot of Indie Filmmakers are all about Self Distribtuion to keep more money themselves. While it’s an understandable notion, it’s often counter-productive, here’s why.

If you don’t think having recognizable names in your film will help you grow your career, you’re wrong. Here’s why.

Social media is a reality for all of us, filmmakers included. Here’s some tips on managing your facebook presence.

Like it or not, if you want to finance your first feature film, you’re probably going to need to crowdfund part of the budget. Here’s a guide to get you started.

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.

If you want to grow your career in entertainment, it’s all about audience. If you want a big audience, you need to start with die hard fans. That means you’ve got to know your niche.

If you’re seeking investment for your movie, you need to know how much it will make back. Here are the 2 primary ways to do that.

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.

The first money in is always the hardest to raise. Here’s a guide of realistic sources you can actually raise for your feature film.

Even if you plan on self distributing, you should still have a solid strategy. This should help.

Film tends to not be an attractive investment, but it has some unique advantages that help it stand out and can make it worth your investors giving you the money you need to make your project. Here’s a few of them.

Most people know film is a bad investment. There is one potential saving grace though.

Outside of the film industry, few people understand what a producer does. Inside of the indusrt, the jargon gets even deeper. This article examines the difference between Agents, Executive Producers, Producer’s of Marketing and Distribution, and Producer’s reps, as well as their roles and responsibilities.

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

If you want to succeed in the film industry (or an industry for that matter) you’re going to have to grow a community around you and your work. Here’s how to rise to the top and lead a burgeoning community.