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How To Create a Filmmaker Website

Posted on May 27, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in DISTRIBUTION

The first step in getting your movie company website established, involves reserving a domain name and hosting. For example, if you have a title for your movie, you need to go out and reserve your website address names. These addresses are called domain names. And the names you pick will be influenced by the name of your movie…

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Why Do Filmmakers Need A List?

Posted on May 23, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in Filmmaker FAQ
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Like it or not, many social networking sites run the risk of going out of vogue. So from day one, you will want to migrate your fans off the social networking sites and get them into your own email, mailing list…

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Free Marketing Advice For Filmmakers

Posted on May 17, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in DISTRIBUTION

I HIGHLY recommend that you use a reputable 3rd party email marketing company to manage your audience list. While there are some great companies out there, over the past three years, I have utilized a service called Aweber. This is a reputable email marketing company…

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Keven Smith talks Movie Distribution

Posted on May 12, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in INTERVIEWS

I love Kevin Smith’s attitude towards modern movie distribution. If you’re like most independent filmmakers, what Kevin was able to accomplish from his days of Clerks has been amazing. Back then, he not only dreamed the Sundance Dream, but he realized the dream as well.

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How Do Filmmakers Compete?

Posted on May 8, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in FILM FINANCING

Couple this paradigm shift with the demise of DVD sales channels, and a lot of traditional distributors are now offering VOD deals to unsuspecting filmmakers, in the hopes something sticks. These folks usually promise filmmakers the validation of getting their titles into iTunes.

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Filmmaking eZine and Free Tools

Posted on May 4, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in FILMMAKING
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I get excited about Video On Demand and the various popular internet marketplaces like iTunes and Amazon, is because movie distribution is no longer discriminatory. This means that you can actually control your own business and marketing plan.

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Jason Brubaker is a Hollywood based Independent Motion Picture Producer and an expert in internet movie distribution. He is focused on helping YOU make, market and sell movies more easily by growing your fan base, building buzz and creating community around your title.

Brubaker currently serves as the film acquisitions manager at Chill where he helps indie filmmakers sell their movies in the social window.

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