A few weeks back I silently releaseda new product called The Indie Producer’s Guide to Digital Self Distribution. The product involves a step-by-step workbook and action guide to teach you how to self distribute your movie on the internet. This was actually version 1.0 – and I am planning some MAJOR updates.
Let me explain. . .
I know a lot of people are talking about how to distribute movies on the internet. But like a lot of the internet information, much of the stuff out there is fluff, brought to you by folks who have never actually produced and distributed their movie on the internet. And because I have had a TON of success marketing and self distributing my movie on the internet, I want to share my knowledge with you.
If you read my articles, you probably know our first feature (a silly zombie movie) would have been a flop if it wasn’t for internet marketing. Like a lot of you, the movie was rejected by every distributor on the planet. (Ok. We did get some deals. But they were horrible!)
So through trial and error and a lot of sleepless nights, we got our movie on the internet and it started selling. That was almost three years ago – and I am pleased to say, as I type these words – our little zombie movie is still selling. There is no middleman. And there is no need for a traditional distribution company.
Anyway, in compiling the 2.0 version of The Indie Producer’s Guide To Digital Self Distribution, I really took all of my internet movie marketing experience and shoved it into a system that you can implement for your own movie, today. (By today, I mean immediately. Even if you aren’t a tech geek.)
The Indie Producer’s Guide to Digital Self Distribution contains a crazy amount of material — first I provide you with a step-by-step guide, with a no-holds-barred recount of my personal story – I share what worked and what didn’t for our movie (so you don’t have to repeat my silly mistakes.) The system will also include a 65-step movie distribution checklist, over 90 minutes of MP3 audio instruction and several bonuses – all geared to help you get your movie selling like crazy.
Back to the Contest: The winners will get the entire product, including ongoing updates and a 30 minute digitial self distribution coaching session with me (over the phone or Skipe). I totally love this stuff and am so happy whenever I hear of a filmmaker who has resurrected his or her movie from the dusty book shelf.
Win a Free Copy
It has been my ongoing mission to help indie filmmakers surpass limitations that hold them back from developing their own movie business — For this contest, I want to give the entire product away to two filmmakers who will benefit the most. . .
I’m looking for one person who already has a feature that is currently getting rejected by traditional acquisitions folks and distributors. . . But this person should be someone who believes their movie is awesome, and wants to make sure it finds the appropriate audience. I am also looking for one filmmaker who just finished their first feature (maybe it is in post), but isn’t quite sure what to do next.
So, if you’ve read this far, my only question is: Are you a filmmaker who can benefit from The Independent’s Guide to Digital Self Distribution? If so, let me know why you would benefit from this product in the comments section of this post. (Just scroll up and click the title of this post, and you will be able to leave comments.)
After all the comments are in, three of my filmmaking friends will review all the entries and make a decision by Sunday night, April 24th at 8PM EST. So your time is running out!
OK. I think that’s it. I am going to go work on a proposal for my current project. But I will check back on the comments throughout this week. And again, you have until Sunday night at 8PM EST. (We will vote for the winner later after the deadline.)
Happy Filmmaking
Jason Brubaker
www.FilmmakingStuff.Com
Brubaker Unlimited LLC
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