Hosted by Cine Circle · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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Welcome to the ultimate podcast for indie filmmakers who want to learn the business side of the industry. In each episode we’ll cut straight to actionable advice and dive deep into the business side of the film industry , unpacking everything you need to know about film funding , distribution strategies , and career development . Whether you're just starting out or looking to transform your hobby into a thriving career, we provide proven, detailed techniques, and real-world advice to help you succeed.
Cine Circle hosts Cut To The Deal: The Business of Film, a arts show with 21 episodes published.
In this episode filmmaker Matthew Hope and distribution expert Jonathan share their journey of creating and distributing their latest film Empire of Lies. They discuss strategies for indie filmmakers to produce, market,
Derry Shillitto shares his journey of funding, producing, and distributing his indie film 'The Correction Unit'. He discusses funding sources, distribution strategies, marketing efforts, and lessons learned to help indep
In this conversation, ZB Siwek and Shelly Kratzer discuss the intricacies of theatrical distribution for independent filmmakers. They explore the motivations behind seeking theatrical releases, the types of films that be
In this conversation, Terry Winnan shares his unique journey from engineering to filmmaking, detailing how he transitioned into the film industry while still managing his engineering business. He discusses the challenges
PR is one of the biggest levers indie filmmakers have to actually make money from their films – but most treat it as an afterthought. In this episode of Cut to the Deal, I sit down with veteran publicist Heather Atherton
In this episode ZB Siwek sits down with Film Creator, VC Partner, and New Forest founder Simon David Miller to explore one of the most important questions facing filmmakers today: How will AI reshape the film industry an
In this conversation, Rosa Camero shares her extensive experience in film marketing, discussing the importance of effective marketing strategies for independent filmmakers. She emphasizes the need for filmmakers to start
🎬 How Indie Filmmakers Can Profit Through Screenings What if you could make real money from your film without relying on streamers that pay pennies per view? In this episode, ZB Siwek (Cine Circle) sits down with Christ
In this episode, ZB Siwek sits down with producer and sales agent Greg Bekkers to dive deep into the world of equity crowdfunding for films. Greg shares his hands-on experience running multiple successful campaigns—raisi
In this episode of Cut to the Deal, ZB Siwek speaks with Daren Smith (indie film producer and founder of Craftsman Films) about how filmmakers can create profitable, sustainable careers in today’s industry. Daren shares
In this episode, I sit down with Emily Best, founder & CEO of Seed&Spark, filmmaker, and fierce advocate for creator sustainability, to ask the BIG question: 👉 Why can't most filmmakers consistently fund, distribute, an
In this episode, ZB Siwek sits down with indie filmmaker Alex Srednoselac , the creator of Cashing Out, to unpack the real-world process of self-distributing a low-budget feature film in today’s shifting landscape. From
Eric Parkinson is a seasoned film executive, producer, and distribution expert with over 30 years in the industry. He has worked on the successful release of 1500 films including major titles such as Terminator, Platoon
In this episode Jeff Deverett will discuss exactly who film private investors are, how to find them, approach them and pitch them. After working in film distribution for many years Jeff moved to producing where he has su
In this episode, Michael Madison and Linda Nelson, founders of the distribution company Indie Rights, will demystify the process of securing a great distribution deal. They’ll cover how to find the right distributor, key
In this episode, Jonny Tull, founder of Tull Stories, shares his wealth of experience in film distribution and exhibition, offering invaluable insights for indie filmmakers. We dive into the critical question of whether
In this episode, we dive into the world of film distribution with Joe Dain, CEO of Terror Films. Joe shares invaluable insights into self-distribution strategies, industry trends, and the challenges indie filmmakers face
In this episode, we sit down with Marc Clebanoff, an award-winning filmmaker, producer, and sales agent, to explore the intricate world of film distribution. Marc shares insights on what makes a film financially viable i
In this episode, we sit down with Ted Chalmers , founder of Summer Hill Entertainment , to dive into the world of film distribution. Ted shares invaluable insights into why filmmakers should work with distributors, how t
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of indie filmmaking and self-distribution with Alrik Bursell , filmmaker and co-host of the Making Movies is Hard podcast. Alrik shares his journey, from creating his first sh
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