Share the work
Send a screener and the context.
Tell us the format, completion stage, rights position and release goals. A link and concise overview are more useful at this point than a large bundle of files.
The process / From review to release
A clear path. No blind leap.
From a first look at your film to a written plan and an organized release. Each stage has a purpose—and a decision you can understand.
Assess the fit
A thoughtful review, not automatic acceptance.
We look at the film, its audience, readiness and potential routes to market. We may ask for clarification, additional materials or a conversation about existing commitments.
Agree the plan
Scope and economics, in writing.
If there is a fit, the proposal sets out the intended work and commercial terms. License scope, revenue share, deductions, reporting, payment and duration should all be clear before work begins.
Prepare the release
Turn decisions into a complete handoff.
We organize the agreed publishing materials, audience positioning and channel requirements. Final masters, captions, artwork and metadata are handled through a project-specific delivery process.
Launch and learn
Follow the film into the market.
The release follows the agreed plan and the requirements of its channels. Reporting and review help inform the next decisions, without promising a particular sales outcome.
Release check / 01–06
Know your
starting point.
A practical pre-submission check. You don’t need every answer to start a conversation.
00 / 06 ready
This checklist stays on this page. Nothing is submitted.
Use the unchecked items to guide your preparation.
Start a submissionNext move / Yours
Let’s put your film
in motion.
Share a screener and tell us where you want to go.