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Filmmakers: Drinks Are On Us At South by Southwest 3/16

Where Internet & Film Collide South by Southwest Panel Filmmakers
We are proud to be co-sponsoring “Where Internet & Film Collide,” a networking event for filmmakers attending South by Southwest organized by our friends at IndieGoGo. The event will be from 4-7 PM on Monday, March 16th at The Thirsty Nickel in downtown Austin. To rsvp, please email rsvp@indiegogo.com. Hope to see you there!

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Comments March 4th, 2009

MetaCafe’s Film Festival Accepting Submissions Until 9/10

MetaCafe's Film Festival
Attention, filmmakers! MetaCafe and MicroCinema are co-sponsoring a film festival, entitled MetaFest, which is accepting submissions of short films until September 10. The Grand Prize is $5,000 cash. The festival is online, but MetaCafe will also be having a theater screening in San Francisco, which will have its own, audience-selected winner. MORE HERE.

While you are visiting MetaCafe, you might also want to opt-into their revenue-sharing program, Producer Rewards.

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Comments August 12th, 2008

Viral Shotgun Stories

Many independent filmmakers utilize TubeMogul as a tool to deploy their movie trailers, behind-the-scenes filmmaker vlogs, shorts and even feature films, often increasing their viewership and learning more about their audience in the process. Shotgun Stories is an acclaimed film I recently discovered when a user unofficially deployed the film’s trailer via TubeMogul. Interestingly, this trailer is everywhere, posted and re-posted by many passionate fans, attesting to the viral nature of both online video and independent film. Described by Roger Ebert as “a great discovery,” the movie is currently wrapping up a limited theater tour of the U.S. and is also available on DVD.

Film-oriented readers might also be interested in our partnership with IndieGoGo, an online social marketplace that connects filmmakers and fans to make independent film happen.

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Comments May 15th, 2008


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