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Lessons from Sundance »
Posted on 2010-02-04 by Bob
Why Distribution In Media Is Not The Same As Trucking — The distribution business is a very valuable part of the American economy. Railroads are in the distribution business. UPS is in the distribution business. Trucking companies are in the distribution business. Indie films don’t fit those comparisons. (more...)
Cinema Eye Remarks by Bob Alexander »
Posted on 2010-01-18 by Bob
Bob Alexander, President of IndiePix, had the opportunity to address the many documentary filmmakers, across a range of experience and age and expression, on Friday night, welcoming the audience but adding a note of caution about their support in the industry. (more...)
Non-Fiction Storytelling … »
Posted on 2009-12-30 by Bob
The NY Times quotes John Cooper, the new head of programming for the Sundance Festival, as saying: “The documentary selections this year are much more nontraditional in style — more nonfiction storytelling versus the standard format.” What a change that is! And how happy we are that Cinema Eye has helped make … (more...)
The Festival Distribution Strategy »
Posted on 2009-12-11 by Whit
For years, festivals have struggled to figure out how to raise awareness of titles that may generate buzz or garner favorable reviews, but ultimately don’t see a wider release. A lot of time and care is spent selecting a festival program, so the organizers and programmers do want to … (more...) |
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.: Recent Posts :.IndiePix Acquires “It Came From Kuchar” — Opening April 95 February 2010 — NY, NY: IndiePix Films announced today the acquisition of distribution rights to “It Came From Kuchar”, the documentary directed by Jennifer M. Kroot about influential cult filmmakers the Kuchar brothers. Creating stars out of their friends and family with just consumer-grade cameras, the teenage Kuchar brothers went from the 1960’s New York City
(more…) IndiePix Acquires “Loins of Punjab” — from India5 February 2010 — NY, NY: IndiePix Films announced today the acquisition of distribution rights to “Loins Of Punjab Presents”, the film directed by Manish Acharya and starring Indian sensation Shabana Azmi. The battle is on and the laughs begin when a small New Jersey town is caught in the grips of Bollywood fever! Five Indian-Americans and one Jewish Indophile step up
(more…) IndiePix Acquires “Jermal” — from Indonesia5 February 2010 — NY, NY: IndiePix Films announced today the acquisition of distribution rights to “Jermal”, the film directed by Ravi Bharwani, Rayya Makarim & Utawa Tresno. After his mother’s death, 12-year-old Jaya (Iqbal S. Manurung) is sent to his father, Johar (Didi Petet), who works as a supervisor on a jermal (a fishing platform perched on log stilts
(more…) Lessons from SundanceThe distribution business is a very valuable part of the American economy. Railroads are in the distribution business. UPS is in the distribution business. Trucking companies are in the distribution business. People that make movies are not in the distribution business. Let’s talk about the difference in detail.
(more…) Reid Rosefelt on Sundance
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A week ago, Sharon Waxman wrote the following item in her Report From Sundance in The Wrap.
IndiePix Acquires “We Live In Public” – DVD MAR 222 January 2010 — NY, NY: IndiePix Films announced today the acquisition of distribution rights to “We Live In Public”, the film directed by Ondi Timoner and winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance.
(more…) IndiePix Acquires “Women Without Men” — From Iran22 January 2010 — NY, NY: IndiePix Films announced today the acquisition of distribution rights to “Women Without Men”, the film directed by Shirin Neshat. Shirin Neshat’s first feature-length film is based on a magic-realist novel written by Iranian author Sharnush Parsipur.
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