This article was written by Jason Brubaker.

As a filmmaker, you probably know the entire world of filmmaking is going through a massive paradigm shift. Much of these changes are a direct result of distribution.

Changes in the ways in which movies are seen and sold continue to raise questions within the independent film community. The most common filmmaking questions are: How will filmmakers raise enough money to pay cast and crew? And without traditional deals, how will filmmakers make that money back?

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“The goal for most, if not all, filmmakers is distribution. Distribution means many different things to different people but to most, if not all, it means getting your film seen. To many others, it means getting your film seen and being paid for your efforts in making the film.

It’s an uphill battle that requires constant adjustment and tweaking of processes. For me I’ve had to think on the fly, adjust my goals, shoot higher, shoot further, shoot internationally.”

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