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    • Production Marketing

      Your guide to all things production marketing.

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    • Film Festival Secrets- Chris Holland's blog

      Some genius information about film festivals, the application process, and marketing.

      Says Chris: "I'm Chris Holland, and this is my blog for interesting film festival news and research while writing a book about film festival submissions."
      Some genius information about film festivals, the application process, and marketing. ... more

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    • Breakthrough Distribution

      Designed to help you sell your film, or embark on self or hybrid distribution campaigns.

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    • Workbook Project

      Workbook Project's goal is to create a free resource for content creators that will become a user contributed repository of information. The concept is part of an ?open source social experiment? called the workbook project. It?s a simple concept, the workbook is meant to be spread and edited. Meaning that content creators can add their own info, war stories, advice etc. We?re hoping that the workbook can grow as a resource. We?re building it with an open source ?client side? wiki called tiddlywiki that can be saved to the desktop, edited and then uploaded again. Workbook Project's goal is to create a free resource for content creators that will become a user contributed repository of informatio... more

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    • Self-Reliant Film: A blog about DIY Distribution

      Self-Reliant Filmmaking was begun by Paul Harrill in late November 2005. The mission of the blog is discussed in the first post:

      "The purpose of this weblog is to talk about and to encourage the practice of making high-quality films at a low-cost and/or with small-labor systems. A good term for this practice is “Self-Reliant Filmmaking.”

      Self-reliant filmmaking is interesting for at least two reasons:

      Less interference, more production: Self-reliance can let filmmakers bypass in whole or in part the common gatekeepers of cinema production (i.e., studios, production companies, etc.) and exhibition (i.e., major distributors). Needless to say, not needing a corporation’s permission to make a movie can free you to make more of them.

      Handcrafting: We believe, quite simply, that the way something is made shapes the nature of the thing itself. Self-reliant films are by definition handcrafted, and this is a good thing for today’s cinema, which needs as many human, soulful works as it can get."
      Self-Reliant Filmmaking was begun by Paul Harrill in late November 2005. The mission of the blog is discussed in the first post: ... more

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    • Independent Distribution

      An excellent book covering the hows and whys of independent distribution.

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      3 days ago
    • Get Creative! The 15 Coolest, Craziest and Most Innovative Guerilla Marketing Camp...

      Web Urbanist combed the web to find the best of the best urban guerilla marketing campaigns on the ground, in the streets and in the air. The following is truly the best of the best - and shows the truly amazing variety of clever approaches that people can and do use. Some of these are clearly extravagent, but some surprisingly impressive ones are cheap and easy. Web Urbanist combed the web to find the best of the best urban guerilla marketing campaigns on the ground, in the streets and in the a... more

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    • low-budget video, edited on a computer, and then distributed over the Internet.

      microcinema is an alternative movement, a sort of cinematic microbrewery, and the word microciema has come to describe an intimate, low-budget style of movie shot on relatively cheap formats like Hi-8 video, DV, and (less often) older do-it-yourself stock like 16-mm film. microcinema is an alternative movement, a sort of cinematic microbrewery, and the word microciema has come to describe an intimate, lo... more

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    • Submit your film to multiple festivals with one application

      This service gives filmmakers the ability to fill out one online festival application and then submit it to hundreds of targeted festivals. This service gives filmmakers the ability to fill out one online festival application and then submit it to hundreds of targeted festi... more

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    • Online source for independent film since 1996

      Great resource from buzz to blogs

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      21 days ago
    • Twitter.com

      Twitter is an excellent way of getting your updates to the world at large, via cell phone, embedded notifications on myspace profiles, and, of course, the web. Sign up, make friends, and start updating news about your film, stat. Twitter is an excellent way of getting your updates to the world at large, via cell phone, embedded notifications on myspace profiles,... more

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      10 days ago
    • Pre, post, and production glossary of terms PDF

      This is a PDF document for download which provides a general, but useful, glossary of production terminology. The glossary spans the topics of pre-production, production, post production, and marketing. This is a PDF document for download which provides a general, but useful, glossary of production terminology. The glossary spans the ... more

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      17 hours ago
    • Strategic Distribution PDF document - Reaching Key Audiences In Innovative Ways

      Written by Thomas Harding, it examines some innovative ways of getting a video to its intended audience by exploring various grassroots distribution strategies as well as some more traditional venues. These include distribution through: community screenings; professional, religious or student networks directly to decision-makers; and broadcast on the Internet and on television news. Written by Thomas Harding, it examines some innovative ways of getting a video to its intended audience by exploring various grassroot... more

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