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	title:	The Insider's Guide to Independent Film Distribution
	author:	Stacey Parks
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Focal Press
	released:	June 29, 2007
	isbn:	024080922X
	isbn-13:	9780240809229

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Customer Reviews
Distribution Demystified - Rated Stacey Parks has worked in the distribution side of the industry for many years, and is still involved. The wealth of her experience does show in the detail of this book. It looks at distribution from all angles, citing many imformative case studies from individual filmmakers who have been there, done that, and experts alike. One essential inclusion is what a filmmaker can expect to make financially in sales to world territories, with percentages you can expect from deals. To a filmmaker the distribution process can seem darkly inpenetrable, this book throws an immense amount of light on the subject, demystifying the entire process. Without doubt this is the best book on the subject out there.

Customer Reviews

Distribution Demystified - Rated 5/5
Stacey Parks has worked in the distribution side of the industry for many years, and is still involved. The wealth of her experience does show in the detail of this book. It looks at distribution from all angles, citing many imformative case studies from individual filmmakers who have been there, done that, and experts alike. One essential inclusion is what a filmmaker can expect to make financially in sales to world territories, with percentages you can expect from deals. To a filmmaker the distribution process can seem darkly inpenetrable, this book throws an immense amount of light on the subject, demystifying the entire process. Without doubt this is the best book on the subject out there.