A letter to the filmmakers
IndieWire's Eugene Hernandez has sage advice for filmmakers, those who got into Sundance and those who didn't.
The upshot to both camps: Now the real work begins.
For those who got in, the work involves navigating the choppy waters of film-distribution deals - in a market that, Hernandez says, "probably won't be as robust for big on-site acquisitions" as past years.
For those who didn't get in - a larger group, considering some 3,600 films were submitted for 118 slots - Hernandez says it's time to start working the festival circuit, to get their films some attention at places that don't have snow and crowded streets.
The upshot to both camps: Now the real work begins.
For those who got in, the work involves navigating the choppy waters of film-distribution deals - in a market that, Hernandez says, "probably won't be as robust for big on-site acquisitions" as past years.
For those who didn't get in - a larger group, considering some 3,600 films were submitted for 118 slots - Hernandez says it's time to start working the festival circuit, to get their films some attention at places that don't have snow and crowded streets.
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