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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2017 · 49 MIN

HOW TO DISTRIBUTE YOUR INDIE FILM with JASON BRUBAKER

from The Filmmakers Podcast · host Giles Alderson

Jason Brubaker joins us to chat about how to distribute your film and the steps to getting your film onto Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and i-tunes platforms. The different ways you can distribute your film from self distribution to selling your film for a theatrical release. We go in depth into T-vod, S-vod and A-vod releasing and what they all mean and we discuss the brilliant distribution agrigator Distribber and film marketing. The boys also discuss shooting on film and deliver some great advice for new filmmakers as well. A must for anyone thinking about making a film or who have made one as distribution is key to success. Giles Alderson (The Dare) & Christian James (Fanged Up) host   If your listening on I-Tunes why not give us a review. Links Jason Brubaker – www.filmmakingstuff.com Twitter @filmmakingstuff @JasonBrubakerLA Distribber – www.distribber.com Giles Alderson: www.directedbygiles.com Twitter @gilesalderson Christian James www.cjamesdirect.com Twitter @cjamesdirect Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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