(ARCHIVED)Understanding the Economics of Distribution Deals with Streamers like Netflix, Amazon and Hulu

Films and shows of all genres and varying budgets have found success on streamers such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Hulu.

Everybody wants a streaming deal for their project — but what does that actually entail? Outside of streamers, what are the other distribution options for films?

In this exclusive Stage 32 on-demand webinar you will learn how the money flows and is actually dispersed from such a deal, and the different types of deals you can expect from different distribution options, depending on size, genre, and reach. We will explore what different distributors are paying out now, what to look for in such a deal, and which distributors make the most economic sense for your specific project.

To help break this down for you, we've brought in Tiffany Boyle who is the President of Packaging and Sales at Ramo Law, who has worked on hundreds of film and television projects. In her day to day she works hand in hand with creators, networks, studios, financiers and streamers on a variety of deals.

In this information-packed webinar Tiffany will help you peak behind the curtain to understand the true economics of how a distribution deal flows through with a streamer. 

PRAISE FOR TIFFANY'S TEACHINGS:

"Tiffany's knowledge is impressive. It's amazing how many facets of the industry that she knows about. Excellent presenter."

- Mike D.