Hi! my friend, Buali Shah who is an actor/director based in NYC and CT just recently completed a Feature film entitled, "They Exist". The trailer has over 500,000 views on youtube and it was only uploaded a few months ago. It is locked, it has been quality - tested in theaters and is ready for distribution. Please check the trailer and contact me for more information. Thanks! They Exist Official Movie Trailer http://youtu.be/iB84t4gGkEA
Distribution : Horror-Suspense Indie film looking for distribution (NY/CT based) by Joyce Lao
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Hi, Kaleigh Group Entertainment is interested in discussing distribution options with you. Please contact us at info@kaleighgroupentertainment.com or give me a call at 252.367.8789. Respectfully, Ron Cooper
Hi, Kaleigh Group Entertainment is interested in discussing distribution options with you. Please contact us at info@kaleighgroupentertainment.com or give me a call at 252.367.8789. Respectfully, Ron Cooper
Hi, Kaleigh Group Entertainment is interested in discussing distribution options with you. Please contact us at info@kaleighgroupentertainment.com or give me a call at 252.367.8789. Respectfully, Ron Cooper
Hi, Kaleigh Group Entertainment is interested in discussing distribution options with you. Please contact us at info@kaleighgroupentertainment.com or give me a call at 252.367.8789. Respectfully, Ron Cooper
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NEVER talk with a distributor by yourself, always have an entertainment attorney who's experienced in negotiating deals with you. There are a few here on 32. Have you been on the festival circuit? If not, you should in order to garner reviews and to be viewed by acquisition execs. I know it cost time and money, but it's a worthwhile investment to build up your film's package. You'll be better positioned to sell your film.
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Also Never tell anyone your actual budget that you spent making the film, especially not any distributors. They'll push you for it, they're trying to figure out the least amount to offer you, it's none of their business. The only people who needs to know the actual budget is you the producer and your investors. It's no secret many filmmakers are screwed on their first deal, that's just business to them. Insist on having a specific timeframe on contract for the distributor to promote and distribute your film, so if they don't live up to their end all rights return back to you as the filmmaker. Never accept world rights either, together with your attorney or sales agent, you'll make much more money selling off all the rights separately to different territories. I can't stress enough the importance of an entertainment attorney at this point for you.
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I'm Darrell Shanks the Head of East Coast Programming for EMN the global television network. My job is to find short films, shows, Web series, movies, cartoons and plays to televise. Inbox me if interested or email me at Dshanks76@comcast.net