From finished film to market readiness
Submit your finished AI-generated or AI-assisted movie for free discovery. Build a film and creator profile, then request future rental consideration under a separate agreement. You keep ownership; paid distribution is not active yet.
Choose your starting point
Use the route that matches your film today. Each path reconnects to the same release, verification, and commercial-readiness process.
Build a review-ready package, set public and embed permissions, disclose AI use, and submit from an official source.
Start the free submission →02 · Existing listingVerify your connection, request sourced corrections, change an embed preference, merge records, or ask for removal.
Claim or correct a profile →03 · Future marketplaceApply after your work, authority, production record, and commercial goals are clear enough for a serious review.
Review the founding pathway →Transparent scope
The current experience documents films, credits creators, and sends viewers to official releases. It does not charge viewers for third-party films or turn editorial acceptance into commercial permission.
Future marketplace economics
No final Cinema Marketplace revenue split, listing fee, minimum payout, or launch date is published. Any future commercial pilot must disclose the actual economics before a creator opts in.
Model an illustrative payout →The viewer-facing rental or purchase amount before refunds, taxes, fees, or other agreed deductions.
The agreement must state how refunds, chargebacks, processor percentages, fixed fees, and tax handling affect the calculation.
The percentage or fee retained by the platform must be defined in writing, along with any other permitted deductions.
The remaining amount, statement detail, payment schedule, currency, threshold, and dispute process must be clear before launch.
The complete path
Finish the film and assemble exact metadata, credits, artwork, captions, AI-use details, and an official source.
Use the submission checklist →Document collaborators, source assets, music, voices, likenesses, model terms, and commercial authority.
Audit rights and consent →Choose review, listing, and official-player permissions. Editorial review remains separate from paid distribution.
Prepare the submission →Connect the film to a documented creator identity and keep the public record accurate.
Claim or correct a profile →Founding candidates can share commercial goals and review any future pilot only after the film and authority are understood.
Apply to the founding pathway →Commercial readiness
Locked cut, human roles, AI-generated versus AI-assisted disclosure, production notes, and source-file history.
Contributor agreements, asset licenses, music and voice permissions, likeness consent, and current tool terms.
Master file, captions, synopsis, content guidance, artwork, stills, trailer, credits, and delivery specifications.
Territories, windows, exclusivity limits, target formats, pricing questions, reporting needs, and removal expectations.
Creator questions
Not yet. Cinema Marketplace currently provides editorial discovery and official-source viewing profiles. Paid rental and purchase systems are not active, and a directory listing does not authorize a sale.
No. Editorial review and a standard directory profile are free if the film is accepted. Submission does not create a commercial contract or transfer any rights.
It is a separate, selective pathway for documented creators who want to provide early marketplace feedback and be considered for future commercial pilots. Applying does not guarantee acceptance, placement, distribution, or revenue.
No final marketplace split is published. Before any paid release, the creator would receive written terms covering price authority, platform share, payment processing, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, reporting, payout timing, territory, term, and removal rights.
Yes. Editorial submission and a Founding Filmmakers application do not transfer copyright or ownership. Any future rental, purchase, license, or other commercial use would require separate authority verification and an agreement.
Prepare the finished film, official source or private screener, exact credits, AI-use disclosure, chain-of-title evidence, music and asset licenses, voice and likeness permissions, captions, artwork, metadata, and a clean delivery master.
Ready to move forward?
Submit a completed work for editorial review. If you are already documented and want to help shape future marketplace rules, continue to the Founding Filmmakers application.