traditional distribution

There's a process called traditional distribution project for the film that should be followed, the first step would be negotiating with a film broker and eventually get a contract for a licensing agreement. in order for the film to be successful, it must have a producer that will pay for it and in return get money. examples of some big-name producers are Walt Disney Studios, universal, warner brothers, paramount, and Columbia. We need to get a big producer like this assignment in order to increase production and efficiency. The producer distributes them throughout the nation such as the United States to movie theaters. Also, you will need a film sales agent to help with the international distribution of your film. You will also need a film broker, these film brokers work for companies like AMC theaters that will showcase it, they negotiate the revenue and how it is divided. When the movie is had it's run in theaters, it can come out on Blu-ray or on-demand for some TV networks or even Netflix. If your film is released exclusively to a shipping company like Netflix your film would be only on that platform, this is one of the most productive ways to get your film noticed and to gain more revenue.
This whole process could benefit our film by being exposed to the public and mass media, and since this is the most used way to get a film out there we want our film to be noticed as much as possible in this process would help us get there since we don't have our own production company.

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