MIPCOM For Filmmakers

from The Filmmaking Stuff Podcast Hosted by Filmmaking Stuff

In this episode, movie producer Tom Molloy takes you through MIPCOM, a key market in Cannes for TV and filmmakers. Learn why it's a big deal, especially for those with films not aimed for big theater releases. Tom shares his own tips on how to make the most out of the market, connect with the right people, and possibly sell your projects. Whether you're working on or selling a TV series or film, discover how MIPCOM can open doors for you in the global TV and film scene.

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