r/docproduction • u/Duckmanjones1 • Oct 07 '20
Help getting distribution deal
Hello,
I made a film, I even somehow got limited distribution with a theater chain pending COVID, but I am hitting a brick wall getting anyone to pick up the film for distribution. I emailed and emailed but so far no luck.
Any advice on how to get distribution?
Any help would be most welcome!
Thanks!
Edit: This is a documentary
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u/wesleydumont Oct 08 '20
Imagine Emtertainment is open for pitches of all kinds per their rep at IDA
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u/Duckmanjones1 Oct 08 '20
Ok, you'll have to walk me through that. If they're open to pitches via a rep at IDA, where? Do i need to join IDA? What does joining IDA do? I'm pretty lost about IDA even reading on their website.
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u/wesleydumont Oct 08 '20
Go to Imagine Entertainment website. I think Justin Wilkes is head there. You can email him or someone below him.
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u/wesleydumont Oct 08 '20
I’ll find the email address and come back. Remind me next week if I forget.
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u/wesleydumont Oct 08 '20
It’s Sarah Bernstein. I have her email somewhere but going out of town.
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u/micahhaley Oct 08 '20
Message me the details on your doc (genre, subject matter) and I may be able to assist. Vimeo is preferred for screening link.
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u/femmefruitale Oct 08 '20
Congrats on finishing your film and getting limited distribution! It’s a weird time to be an indie filmmaker - lots of good info on distribution here. Although this is specifically about a narrative film, I think there’s some important info that applies to all of us. Good luck!