In a more-perfect world of Independent Film Distribution, iTunes would open the flood gates and allow all feature filmmakers to upload their work. However, at the time of writing, getting your finished feature film into iTunes is still a pain in the butt. With few exceptions, the company seems to favor traditional distributors over the indie producer. So if you one day dream of having your movie viewed on someone’s iPhone, you’ll still have to find a middle-man ask permission…
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What is Your Filmmaking Niche?
While not every movie is guaranteed success, it is much easier to find your audience when you understand your filmaking niche. Read more…
10 Steps To Get More Movie Trailer Views On YouTube
Getting movie trailer views on YouTube is a great way to promote your film. In addition to being the second largest search engine on earth, YouTube has a built in community of viewers who can comment, share and link to your trailer. So taking time to plan your YouTube strategy as part of your overarching […]
The Minimalist Guide To Writing A Film Business Plan
Most filmmaking business plans are stupid. Why? Because most filmmakers have no idea (especially first time filmmakers) how to project a return on investment. Don’t feel bad. It’s not your fault.
Filmmaking 101: Five Rules To Remember
The filmmaking 101 process can be complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are five filmmaking tips!
The Friendly Filmmakers Guide to Independent Film Financing
As a filmmaker, independent film financing a major mystery. When I was starting out, I met with quite a few producers who refused to share their money secrets with me… I don’t know why they were so secretive. But it really annoyed me.
