SnagFilms has teamed with IMDb’s Withoutabox International Film Festival Submissions System to provide filmmakers a free and automated method to submit their films for distribution consideration.
While Withoutabox works with hundreds of film festivals to create a streamlined submission process, SnagFilms is the first distributor to utilize the software.
The program began its soft launch about 90 days ago; since then, about 260 films have been submitted to SnagFilms for consideration.
Submissions are currently free. All films qualify as long as they meet basic criteria that includes the filmmaker having the necessary rights to offer it for distribution. Also, films that include "hate speech, excessive violence, slanderous or libelous claims, or any other actionable offenses" will not be considered.
The SnagFilms site features free, sponsor-supported, on-demand viewing of more than 3,000 fiction and non-fiction titles; the films are also available through partners such as Comcast, Hulu, iPad, Kindle, Roku and Boxee. SnagFilms is the parent company of Indiewire.
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Amy Snowden's Life | January 27, 2012 8:56 PM
Here is my short documentary I made. http://youtu.be/77QC1wzjyqI
David | January 18, 2012 5:58 PM
Ummm what happens to filmmakers rights if we submit to snagfilms? Does it mean that we will never get paid or picked up by TV networks?
Peter Guzzardo | January 17, 2012 5:44 PM
Hey Guys, seeing just two very short comments makes me ask myself, " who the F&*^ reads any of this online stuff anyway? It's not just indiewire which I love; low comment numbers run across the board among entertainment and film industry info, news and business sources. Guess everyone must be out making movies... Nothing wrong with that.
Mr.durian | January 17, 2012 6:52 AM
would like to congratulate those who won an Oscar Buzz.2012
Mr.Durian | January 17, 2012 6:51 AM
would like to congratulate those who won an Oscar Buzz.2012