Build a rights-aware marketplace with us
For filmmakers with completed work who want to reach viewers and be considered for future licensed rental pilots. Submit your film, document your authority, and tell us your release goals.
Who this is for
The founding pathway is for creators or authorized teams who can discuss the work, document its production and rights, and give practical feedback on future distribution terms.
A clear exchange
Before any paid pilot
No film becomes paid inventory because it has a profile or founding application. A future pilot requires fresh rights verification, creator opt-in, and written terms.
Who proposes or approves the rental or purchase price, discounting rules, availability, territories, windows, and withdrawal process.
The platform share and the exact treatment of payment fees, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, currency conversion, or other permitted deductions.
Reporting detail, timing, currency, minimum threshold, payment method, record retention, and a process for questions or disputes.
The granted formats, territory, duration, exclusivity, promotional permissions, takedown conditions, termination, and post-termination access.
What happens next
We confirm that the film, official source, credits, and AI involvement are specific enough to evaluate.
We may ask for a film-domain email, official profile, studio contact, rights-holder introduction, or other reasonable proof.
We identify unresolved rights, delivery, pricing, territory, reporting, or distribution questions without assuming acceptance.
Editorial listing, founding participation, and any future paid pilot remain distinct decisions with distinct permissions.
Founding pathway questions
Not necessarily, but you need a finished or review-ready film from an official source. If the film has not been submitted, complete the film submission first so the editorial and founding reviews share one accurate release package.
No. It does not guarantee acceptance, paid distribution, a launch date, placement, traffic, sales, revenue, or a particular commercial agreement.
No. The application and current editorial review are free. Any future optional marketplace terms would be presented separately before participation.
No. Applying does not transfer ownership, copyright, exclusivity, or paid distribution rights. Any future grant must be specific and documented in a separate agreement.
Useful feedback on submission, verification, pricing controls, revenue statements, release windows, rights evidence, playback, refunds, takedowns, and the information filmmakers need before opting in.
Yes. The applicant should identify the person applying, their role, the creator or team, and the authority they have to discuss the film and its commercial goals.
Not ready for the founding step?
Submit a finished film for free editorial review, correct an existing profile, or finish the release package before returning to this application.