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The Importance Of Physical Media

Bringing your film in to the real world!

I want to license your physical rights and make DVD’s available to your audience.

Most distributors only want digital rights so this opens up a possibility to share your physical and theatrical with other distributors, and this is where I want to come in. Me, Bronson Creative, Jerry White, would like to license your Micro-Budget Feature Film's physical rights and bring DVD copies of your film to life, and here’s how it works:

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  1.  You must have self-financed your feature film. I am looking for filmmakers that have made their film no matter what. If you have a great film then lets get it seen.
     

  2. You must have a clear chain of title and copyright. If your film does not currently meet this requirement then reach out and we can discuss how to make this happen. Getting your film cleared with the Library Of Congress is one of the best things you can do to keep your IP.
     

  3. Physical Media! I am only looking to license your physical media rights for DVD at the moment. It is my hope to add BluRay options in the future but for now we are only looking at DVD. This means you can sell off everything else and try to make your film go as far as it can.
     

  4. Contracts are for 18-24 months. The current average for a distribution deal is 5-15 years, and that is way too long for anyone to lose control of their IP.
     

  5. For this to work, we are 50/50 partners. This means that you will need to also be an advocate of your work. You will need to post about it as much as I do. This is the only way that our type of films will get seen. No matter how good the film, it will take a community to bring it to audiences. 
     

  6. You should never have to pay a distributor for their service, so with Bronson you never pay anything up front fees. However, you will need to deliver a specific set of deliverables including posters, stills frames, and properly exported media and I will create a DVD cover and disc design for your film. 
     

It is my hope that in doing this we can work together to share micro-budget filmmaking with the world. It is my hope that our collective work will bring something beautiful into the world that can be seen anywhere. It is my hope that together we can help keep physical media alive, and most importantly that you will be able to add your film to your movie collection.

If your film meets the criteria above, then lets chat.

 

-Jerry-

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