Exciting new opportunities for documentary film sales and distribution have been emerging over the past few years-so what is the new reality of the nonfiction marketplace? From traditional broadcast, theatrical, and home video sales to new Web and DVD models, nonfiction filmmakers can now access multiple avenues to reach their audience. Join moderator Jan Rofekamp, Films Transit and panelists Mette Hoffmann Meyer, TV2 Denmark; Mark Urman, THINKFilm; Debra Zimmerman, Women Make Movies; Heino Deckert, Deckert Distribution; and director Robert Greenwald, Outfoxed to discuss the longevity of these new models and their impact on distribution strategies.
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Credits
| Jan Rofekamp
Panelist | Debra Zimmerman
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| Heino Deckert
Panelist | Robert Greenwald
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