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Are you likely to do the same for movies? If you think the music industry's distribution model is broken, check out the movie industry. Currently it'll cost me
by thenomad 13y ago
Are you likely to do the same for movies?
If you think the music industry's distribution model is broken, check out the movie industry. Currently it'll cost me over $1,000 to use the easiest route to getting a feature into iTunes.
- pud 13y agoGood idea. I'm not a movie maker so I don't know much about the business, but I'll investigate.
- thenomad 13y agoI am a movie-maker (obviously), and I know a lot of other experienced movie types too - happy to help with research. Good starting points would be the current leaders in getting movies onto iTunes and Netflix: KinoNation and http://www.distribber.com/ http://www.distribber.com/ . The situation for filmmakers is so bad that the latter's offer to take 3+ months to get a single movie into iTunes for the low, low price of $1295 was - rightly - considered to be a massive leap forward for filmmakers worldwide.
- dinkumthinkum 13y agoIsn't that really chump change for a movie?
- notatoad 13y agoit's chump change for hollywood feature films. there are other types of movies.