I have a Horror feature that is going into Post Production and just wanted to see if anyone had any current/Covid tips to help find quality distribution??
Post-Production : Got TIPS on dealing with HORROR BUYERS? by Matt Rifley
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Got TIPS on dealing with HORROR BUYERS?
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Get the distributors name, quickly research the movies they distribute and see if yours is a fit. Then research the movies that are distributed and try to get a "guesstimate" on the budgets of those movies, and watch the trailers on YouTube. You'll quickly get the idea if they deal only in bad low budget movies or good low budget movies. Then see where your falls. Let them make an offer to you first though. And do try to talk to a number of distributors at once so you can compare deals, compensation.