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>I'd recommend primarily pursuing contracts with Amazon Prime or Netflix for independent films, rather than trying to battle YouTube I understand you're tryin
by jasode 5y ago
>I'd recommend primarily pursuing contracts with Amazon Prime or Netflix for independent films, rather than trying to battle YouTube
I understand you're trying to give advice but for this particular thread's article, his videos are not the type of content for Amazon Prime nor Netflix.
See: https://www.youtube.com/user/FlemingYachts/videos https://www.youtube.com/user/FlemingYachts/videos
- winternett 5y agoThat content is very well done, visually stimulating, and possibly could be edited into a documentary-style full-length video, or the content could be leveraged into something entirely different... Wow, really great shots in there and on the web site. I recommend updating the youtube channel description with more info about the company. Possibilities are limitless with OC these days, the main question is whether or not how it's leveraged will be interesting enough to others and/or successful within each possible format. Think about how Anthony Bourdain turned the normally "boring" world of being a chef into a captivating documentary series that created "foodie" culture and ultimately CNN picked up... for starters... ;)