Positioning for Profit From Film Distribution

A Group Mentorship Program from Guerrilla Rep Media, LLC

Film schools are great at teaching you how to make a film, but not so great at teaching you how to make money from it. It’s really hard to find reliable information on how film distribution works, much less the best ways to make money from your film.

Wouldn’t it be great to get direct guidance from a Distribution Executive who’s worked on 50+ Films Including Equal Standard, Skinamarink, I am Lisa, and More?

Now you can, with this 13 week program!

Sadly, most independent Films lost money. A lot of that is due to easily avoidable mistakes you only learn from experience.

This program will give you the best possible preparation to streamline the marketing and distribution of your independent film.

Start with a film in (or past) post-production, and come out with:

A Pitch Packet that will grab the eyes of Sales Agents and Distributors
A Full list of direct Sales Agent approaches
An identified audience for your project, and plan to reach them
A Scalable Marketing Plan
A Festival Plan
An Electronic Press Kit & Press Release
A Theatrical Rollout or Community Screening Plan.
A comprehensive budget and plan for North American Distribution, including self Distribution options!

In Short, At the end of this 13-week program, you’ll have everything you need to monetize your movie!

If you hired someone to create all these assets for you, it would cost in excess of 25,000 USD.

There are a lot of charlatans selling courses and programs out there, how do I know this will be any good?

Host Ben Yennie is the founding CEO of Mutiny Pictures
Ben has directly sold films to IFC, Shudder, Starz, Showtime, Redbox, Walmart, SkyTV, and dozens of international territories.
Ben has overseen 100+ Screens in theatrical releases.
Host Ben Yennie has 24 executive producer credits.
Ben has worked with Danny Trejo, Joel McHale, Felicia Day, Claudia Christian, Keith David, and more.
Ben has been covered or placed stories in Variety, Deadline, The Wrap.
Ben authored the first book on film markets, the first broad macroeconomic Study of the Film industry, and more than 150 articles on the film business.

Now you’re probably wondering how much this will cost.

It will almost certainly cost less than not doing it.

But more directly, for the pilot program, it’s 3 payments of 799 USD (2397 total), or a one time payment of 1999.

You’re already spending tens if not hundreds of thousands (or potentially more) to make the film.

Isn’t it worth a fraction of that to give yourself the best chance at a return?

Space is extremely limited.