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Film Fundraising: 5 Crowdfunding Mistakes to Avoid

Posted on March 17, 2012 by Jason Brubaker in FILM FINANCING
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As I type this, I am halfway through my Kickstarter campaign for my feature I Hate You. We’re about one-third of the way toward our goal, and we now have $10,000 to raise in about 30 days…

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Advertise Your Movie on StumbleUpon

Posted on October 20, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in DISTRIBUTION

In this filmmaking article, Los Angeles based producer Jason Brubaker shares a secret on movie marketing…

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Modern Moviemaking Explained

Posted on March 12, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in FILMMAKING

I believe video on demand distribution represents freedom for filmmakers. While there are many great sales agents and distributors, I am totally bothered by the sales agents and middle-men who have taken a bottom-feeding approach to VOD. These jerks make a living trying to sucker unsuspecting filmmakers into long term video on demand deals that suck. I put together the following video to express my disgust and also provide a new hope. As a modern moviemaker, there has never been a better time to make, market and sell your movies without the middle-man.

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Filmmaking Resources

Posted on February 21, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in STUFF

If you have a filmmaking friend that would benefit from becoming part of our filmmaking community, please feel free to send them to this article.

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Movie Sales Funnel | Sell Your Movie PT 4

Posted on November 22, 2010 by Jason Brubaker in DISTRIBUTION

Filmmaking is changing. Like it or not, if you want to make a living making movies, you need to learn about the business side of independent movie making. And if this is your first time on filmmaking stuff, you are reading step 4 of a 7 part series on how to sell your movie How To Sell Your Movie On iTunes, Amazon and Netflix For Maximum Profit.

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How To Sell Your Movie 25 Part Checklist!

Posted on October 21, 2010 by Jason Brubaker in DISTRIBUTION

In years past, filmmakers only self distributed their movies when they had to. It wasn’t a choice! But these days, filmmakers can choose to self-distribute, because 9 times out of 10, making your title available on Amazon and iTunes and other popular VOD marketplaces can potentially pay more than a traditional deal. Because a deal that pays zero is not a deal. (Of course I’m expressing my opinion.)

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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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