distribution
What is a Distribution Deal and What Should You Watch Out For?
A distribution deal gives a company the rights to release your film — but the terms vary enormously. Here's what to look for and what to watch out for before you sign.
distribution
A distribution deal gives a company the rights to release your film — but the terms vary enormously. Here's what to look for and what to watch out for before you sign.
film festivals
A festival premiere is the first public screening of a film at a recognized festival — and where you premiere can significantly affect distribution, press, and awards prospects.
e&O Insurance
E&O insurance protects against lawsuits arising from a film's content — and distributors require it before signing any deal. Here's what it covers and how to get it.
distribution
Producer Jeff Deverett makes the case that finishing your film is when the real work starts. Here's his framework for self-distribution using aggregators like FilmHub — and why no deal beats a bad deal.