4 Steps To Successfully Sell Your Film

[@transversalfilms]

Thanks for this video1!! Great information!!!

[@AlexiOuzas]

Thanks!

[@silas1414]

Thanks Alexi, this is excellent information. Would love to see more videos on this topic diving into the specifics of each even further. Long videos are not a problem when it's great information!

[@AlexiOuzas]

Sounds good! I'll line that up

[@MirusPicturesPresents-gs6dc]

Hey Alexi, great video, as always. I'm an actor, turned indie producer in Japan. Your deliverables section has me shaking a bit. The expectations here in JP are very different to what you mentioned - the Japanese film & tv entertainment industry avoids contracts as much as they can, but we've been doing our best to get everything we need to sell our features internationally (they're out on the festival circuit now). You mentioned a few things that no one else had told me about before (title report, CAMA, etc). Just trying to cross my Ts and dot my Is. Not an easy task to do properly as a film producer, eh!?

[@AlexiOuzas]

Hey, nice to hear from you. It's very odd to not have a contract with a distributor. Usually that contract will stipulate the specific deliverables that the distributor needs. Same with a sales agent, once you have a draft contract you will be able to see exactly what you need to provide. Hope that helps

[@BrandonPlantz]

Thanks, man! Valuable information, well delivered. Much appreciated.

[@AlexiOuzas]

My pleasure!

[@alanclaridge2200]

great information, however, MG .... DCP.... PNA.... EPK... gets a bit confusing. ??????

[@AlexiOuzas]

Haha, fair enough! This one is a bit advanced in that regard. I'll do a video that takes you through a glossary of terms

[@lorrainechittock]

@@AlexiOuzas just googled mg.... :P I'll be watching this at least 4 more times!!!

[@rahulrawat2334]

Thank you... Great informative.!

[@ericdavidwallace]

Yikes. Thats a lot of paperwork

[@AlexiOuzas]

Sure is!