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Short Film Distribution
Film Festivals, the Internet, and Self-Promotion
Paperback
March 2011
9781936420148
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Mercury Learning and Information - Published
15th March 2011 - ISBN 9781936420148
- Language English
- Pages 350 pp.
- Size 7" x 9"
$41.95
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March 2011
9781936420742
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- Publisher
Mercury Learning and Information - Published
15th March 2011 - ISBN 9781936420742
- Language English
- Pages 350 pp.
- Size 7" x 9"
$124.95
Designed for aspiring filmmakers or for a course in short film distribution, this book teaches the fundamentals of promoting and distributing short films and videos. Chapters cover the elements of utilizing social networking to self-promote, entering film festivals, negotiating with broadcast distributors, understanding the various outlets, and distributing alternative work such as Webisodes, demo reels, music videos, and commercials. Readers will follow a five-step distribution plan to maximize the potential of their projects and advance their careers as directors, cinematographers, or editors. The book includes a companion DVD with important contracts, forms, memos, top festivals, and short film buyers. Solutions to exercises and PowerPoint slides are available to instructors.
1) What is Distribution?
2) What Types of Projects Can Be Distributed?
3) Distribution Plans and Models
4) Deliverables
5) Promoting Your Film and Yourself
6) Promoting in the Real World and on the Internet
7) Preparing for the Festival
8) At the Festival
9) Preparing for the Sale: the Language of a Contract
10) Broadcast Distribution
11) Non-Broadcast Distribution
12) DIY Distribution on the Internet
13) Distributing Alternative Content
14) Distributing Your Demo Reel
15) The End of One Cycle, the Beginning of Another
Jason Moore
Jason Moore is an award-winning director of short films, television, and theater with over a decade of experience teaching film production and distribution. With an MFA in film production from the University of California, Los Angeles, Moore’s short films have appeared at film festivals and have been distributed to outlets both domestically and internationally. His television directing credits include work for the Discovery Channel and his commercial directing credits include brands such as McDonalds and Toyota.