The age of streaming has changed the landscape of filmmaking, and indie filmmakers are feeling the effects.
It has been a strange year for independent filmmakers.
With streaming services dominating the filmmaking and film-watching landscape in 2022, independent filmmakers are finding the changes in financing and distribution to be a bigger challenge than ever before.
“We’ve taken things to market that feel extremely undervalued,” Killer Films’ Christine Vachon said during the recent closing keynote of the San Sebastian Creators Investors’ Conference.
Along with John Sloss of Cinetic Media, the pair discussed their personal experiences of navigating the U.S. independent scene in 2022. Vachon noted that she continues to see a dramatic drop in the value of her films on the international level.
Author: Alyssa Miller
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
