Distribution

Victoria Moral, contact me please at team@facet.tv

Hey, Victoria Moral! Is there a particular genre you are looking for? Or a particular form -short, feature, series?

I've been away from film making for a couple of years, but I just agreed to executive produce an animated sci-fi/fantasy feature with the working title "False Gods," and am looking to line up distribution contacts. I know it's early, but lining up distribution early can't hurt. What are you looking for, and how can we work together? Do you distribute in any other markets than Spain? BTW, our music supervisor is located in Madrid.

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In my opinion, while cinemas as an industry may survive, as a sine-qua-non of serious or important film, it's essentially gone. It's another part of our changing industry which we have to come to grips with. It's serious challenges for some, great opportunities for others. But it does have a lot of wrinkles which have to be addressed!

Yes, SDM, the film industry has a great many challenges -- which translate into opportunities for innovation. My current project, just entering development, is an animated sci-fi/fantasy feature entitled "False Gods." We plan to experiment with all-remote workflow for development and production, then use sequential distribution skipping the theatrical-release step.

That's really interesting, Charles G. Masi! I'd love for you to check-in and post on your progress! Maybe in the Animation Lounge? https://www.stage32.com/lounge/animation

In Spain cinemas were opned and now closed again.

Victoria Moral Oh, man! When did it close again? Any indication what it will take to re-open?

I don't think opening theaters anywhere is a good idea - this is a money-driven trend.

BTW, Victoria Moral, Harpo has a nice website!

Wow, yeah, I agree with John Ellis - great website, Victoria!

This kind of model is something that we are exploring at Facet TV - even before the covid situation. It's really a variation on four-walling, but with modern digital technology, who needs a brick-and-mortar cinema?

Sorry, Andrea, but that's not a logline. There's no conflict, no "or else". Who's after the scrolls? Why? The Nazi villain in 'Raiders'? The Mafia? I assure you they don't care about anything missing from a Billy Graham book. Nor does Billy. He's gone to his reward.

What Damian Lloyd said.

And I'll add: there are no shortcuts in this biz. Success is earned through paying your dues: start small, hone your craft, build relationships. This takes time, effort, perseverance. No other way to do it.

I have 11 trophies for Best Screenwriting--including Best Screenplay. Plus, I got straight A's in all my Advanced Screenwriting classes. There's no rules to writing LOGLINES.

By the way, guys, I've made friends with several people on Stage32.com who have had their scripts "Requested" by DreamWorks and Amblin Partners. All you have to do is do a search for "DreamWorks" and you'll see that lots of people have had their scripts "Requested by DreamWorks". YAY! That means mine could be, too! :)

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Hello Maria, I'm a newbie too & I look forward to hearing your insights & perspectives on all things Marketing/PR. I do Production Consulting & bring the demographic specific social media marketing early on into the production process.... finding/building the audience.

Hi Marla!

Hi Michael , Yes I do

How was it?

Congratulations! Here are some resources filmfestivals.com , Shortfilmconnection.com Mobilefilmfestivals.com and of course Stage 32.

I personally would not feel safer as, at the end of the day, a company is not tracking Covid infections in a certain area, nor would I expect them to, they are tracking their sales revenue. In the US every county is completely different in terms of age, demographics, and risk of infection. I would not expect the same protocol in a county in Montana as in NYC. I don't see a better alternative then following state and county guidelines, as haphazard as they often seem...

Requirements - no selling concessions, face masks required, social distancing in seating (families and friends excluded), after each movie the crew has to wipe the arms rests and spray mist disinfectant on each seat (since it's a mist it will do it's job and dry in 10 minutes).

I see your point, Julian Baner. Unfortunately, we don't know the needs until people get sick or start dying, so maybe there could be standard practice across the board, and then escalated efforts for those areas with greater risks. I like Lindbergh E Hollingsworth's suggestion, as it seems like it could be done everywhere. No to mention, it'd be nice to guarantee that no one will put up their feet behind you - lol!

Lindbergh E Hollingsworth you don’t understand the theater business... movie theaters make all their money on concessions, not the screenings.

I used to work for two major studios, I know plenty about exhibitors (used to build P&L models after I left feature development). While true that concessions bring in a tremendous amount of revenue the onus is on the exhibitor to mitigate contamination (how can they when their staff is out in the world being exposed?). At present they don't have any revenue coming in, and with studios moving their summer releases further out (again) they have zero cash flow. Their best deal is the box office split with the studios, then they will generate the desperately needed cash flow. Moral of the story: Don't leave money sitting on the table.