Filmmaking and Film School.

What you'll learn
You'll have a better understanding on how to navigate not only the American Film Market but Film Markets in general
Basics of Film Distribution Deals
Networking techniques
How to Get a meeting with a distributor
Requirements
Filmmakers
Filmmakers with finished feature films
Filmmakers and Screenwriter who want to learn how a film market works
Description
Join over 25,000 students learning from our courses!Got a completed film Have no idea how to sell it How do I get my film to distributors If you're looking for a standard Hollywood distribution deal, and are based in America, then the best place for you to go is The American Film Market. But the market has it's own culture that can be overwhelming and difficult to understand. Luckily, Producer's Rep Ben Yennie and Author of the First ever book on film markets has your back. Ben's Book, "The Guerrilla Rep: American Film Market Distribution Success on No Budget" is used as a textbook at more than 10 film schools, and is available at bookstores everywhere. But more than that, he's repped films rag from $100,000 dollars to $1 million dollars and he understands what to look for in a deal. What people are saying about our courses: "By far, the best director and cinematography course on the Internet." - Nate Carroll"I really enjoyed taking this class. It wasn't just that the subject was interesting to me, but the teacher also made the class intriguing. I would gladly recommend this class to anyone who would be interested." - Leah AmesVery helpful. Adds depth to your understanding and intuitive insights which you surely had if you happened to play with video shooting and editing without doing any learning beforehand. It's enriching. The movie samples are great as the clarify the points. Love it! - Yosi TsitsuNo matter how you plan to distribute your film, the relationships you foster are key to finding success. If you're self-distributing, those relationships are the ones you foster through social media and your local communities. If like many filmmakers, you're looking for more traditional distribution then you'll need relationships with distributors and sales agents. If you're an American or International Filmmaker, the best place to foster those relationships is at The American Film Market.But AFM (American Film Market) is somewhat Mercurial and hard to understand without a veteran guiding you. That's why is happy to bring you a workshop on how to use AFM to establish relationships with distributors. So what are you waiting for Whether you are fresh out of film school, a screenwriter who wants to create his/her own content, or just someone who wants to make a feature film this course is for you. Join over 25,000 students that have already taken Indie Film Hustle filmmaking and screenwriting courses. If you've got the dream.If you've got the drive.If you've got the passion - but you're missing the knowledge and experience...this course will help you sell your feature film at AFM (American Film Market).Enroll NOW and learn how to sell a low budget feature film at AFM! Let's get started!American Film Market and AFM are registered trademarks of the Independent Film and Television Alliance. This course, its presenter or any other parties associated with this material are not directly affiliated with nor endorsed by the Independent Film and Television Alliance.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 What is a Producer's Rep

Lecture 2 What is a Distributor

Lecture 3 What is a Sales Agent

Lecture 4 What is a Buyer

Lecture 5 Understanding the American Film Market

Lecture 6 Why do Buyers go to AFM

Lecture 7 Why do Sales Agents go to AFM

Lecture 8 Why Should Film Producers go to AFM

Lecture 9 Why Directors, Actors and Filmmakers go to AFM

Lecture 10 What Badge should you purchase

Lecture 11 Networking Tricks

Lecture 12 How to pitch your film at AFM

Lecture 13 What is Alpha Posing

Lecture 14 Mirroring and how you can use it

Lecture 15 How to approach a distributor

Lecture 16 Researching Sales Agents and Distributors

Lecture 17 How to follow up

Lecture 18 More on following up

Lecture 19 Due Diligence

Lecture 20 Things to look for in a distribution contract

Lecture 21 More things to look for in a distribution contract

Lecture 22 Pre-Sales

Lecture 23 Managing Expectations

Lecture 24 Wrap Up Questions

Section 2: BONUS

Lecture 25 Q&A Session #1

Lecture 26 Q&A Session #2

Lecture 27 Q&A Session #3

Lecture 28 Q&A Session #4

Lecture 29 American Film Market Selling Your Independent Film with Ben Yennie

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