Distribution and everything else goes hand in hand. If you don't have anything great to begin with, then you can't expect any form of distribution to help.
There are a lot of terrible movies that are released, they've got the one thing we all don't have: money. So, if you want to compete, you just have to spend the other form of money: time.
If you have a great concept, a script that's been polished as much as a Wall Street trader's wing-tips, and above average execution your chances of recieving a distribution deal are tripled.
Notice I didn't say ORIGINAL concept, I said great. And notice I didn't say PERFECT execution, I said above average. Average being the current slew of micro film productions swarming the "industry".
Just have to try harder, man.
There are a lot of terrible movies that are released, they've got the one thing we all don't have: money. So, if you want to compete, you just have to spend the other form of money: time.
If you have a great concept, a script that's been polished as much as a Wall Street trader's wing-tips, and above average execution your chances of recieving a distribution deal are tripled.
Notice I didn't say ORIGINAL concept, I said great. And notice I didn't say PERFECT execution, I said above average. Average being the current slew of micro film productions swarming the "industry".
Just have to try harder, man.