FilmFreeway Defeated Amazon’s Withoutabox Monopoly, and Film Festival Submissions Will Never Be the Same
FilmFreeway promises it won’t force festivals into exclusivity, and will drop its prices later this week.
FilmFreeway promises it won’t force festivals into exclusivity, and will drop its prices later this week.
The service will be operational through the next festival season, but be disabled on September 16, 2019.
ReFrame and IMDb have already awarded the “ReFrame Stamp” to 34 movies so far, including “Lady Bird” and “Girls Trip.” Now they want to do the same for TV.
New updates to the app include tap-to-call access to the help line, as well as to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Machete don’t text, but he does tell good stories.
The IMDb-owned platform continues to push for exclusive partnerships with festivals, as they also reveal a new submission management service they created in collaboration with Sundance.
Plus, the online entertainment resource names its 10 most-anticipated movies of 2018.
Newcomers include Bill Skarsgård, Pom Klementieff, and Dan Stevens.
Exclusive: IMDbPro subscribers can now access contact and representation information for over 300,000 TV and film professionals from their phone.
So far, the online database has tagged 21,800 films with the new rating.
IMDb said the decision was based on “data and traffic.” The message boards will remain active for the next two weeks so users can archive message content.
The U.S. Netflix library only has 33 films from the Top 250 and the U.K. library only has 28.