2010 Sundance Film Festival : YouTube™ Presentation: Wire Me the Money: Getting Paid by Going Digital

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YouTube™ Presentation: Wire Me the Money: Getting Paid by Going Digital

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Run time: 90 min.

Over the past few years, thousands of filmmakers have found audiences for their work on YouTube™. But if digital distribution is to become a viable, long-term option for a majority of filmmakers, it needs to generate more revenue. Come learn more about YouTube's new rental program, enabling filmmakers to make money from their work while still providing them with the unprecedented audience engagement for which the site has always been known. Jon Reiss (Filmmaker and DIY distribution expert), Mynette Louie (Producer), Matt Dentler (Cinetic Media) and Sara Pollack (YouTube™) discuss the current digital distribution landscape in a short panel discussion followed by an overview of how YouTube™ rentals works. Moderated by Todd Luoto (Sundance Institute).

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