If You Want To Discover The Truth, You Have To Ask The Questions.

And when it comes to Indie Distribution, the truth shall set you free

Contemplating or not, I still have an itch to scratch…

It’s been a while since I last left you pondering the new paradigm for indie distribution. I had you hop on the slow train, but then I left you sort of between stations. To make up a bit for it, I am going to now give you a gift.

This is Part Three of The New Distribution Method (For Non-Dependent Cinema). Thusly, perhaps you should read parts one and part two now. I have a part four coming too.

You might say this post is a tangent. I like tangents. Parentheticals too. My favorite discussions have multiple layers. The “asides” are like secret prizes, tasty morsels wrapped up in a larger argument. If you call it a tangent perhaps you will see a greater utility beyond just using this post decide how much time you are going to devote to the release of your film. Or if you are going to give any time to the release at all (but I don’t understand how you could not give a great deal— we are coming to the end of Year One on INVISIBLE NATION).

This post can be used to examine all your priorities. I think it is a special gift. But’s that me. I use mine regularly.

And by giving you a gift, I mean I am leaving you with another list. To pack for this wondrous journey of multiple destinations, you need to practice your breath. Slow it down. In. And hold it. Long breath now. Keep it going. Count it out. Need to know how?

I recommend a mantra of The Typical Questions, and currently the list is 16 questions long. I know I have missed a few, but I am hoping you will find all I have overlooked:

The 16+ Important Questions (One Should Ask When Engaging On Any Large Endeavor)