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Yahoo and Google video search

A_googlevideo_searchYahoo and Google are now offering search engines for videos. A way to look for films on environmental issues?

January 26, 2005 in distribution | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Media Venture Collective

A_logo_media_venture_colelctive Media Venture Collective is a fund of the Rudolf Steiner Foundation, in partnership with a super-group of activist organizations, focused on aggregating tax-deductible donations and grants, small and large, from viewers like you into "program-related investments" in high-impact, public-interest media enterprises.

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January 17, 2005 in advocacy groups, communication strategy, distribution, environmental organizations ngos | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Film movement

A_logo_film_movementFilm movement is an original system of distribution of independent films. For a monthly subscription you receive one dvd.

January 16, 2005 in distribution | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

The video project

A_video_projectFor 20 years the Video Project has been a leading distributor of environmental videos about the fate of our planet.Adam Werbach is now part of their team.
Distribution seems to remain fairly traditional.
Bios still mention his hosting an environmental tv show, the green thin line but I was unable to find any info, site or blog.
 

January 08, 2005 in distribution, films | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Spiritual Cinema Circle

A_ryans_well_spiritualThis month's issue of Evergreenmonhtly tells about the Spiritual Cinema Circle, a home-DVD monhtly subscription service that sends its members a DVD compilation of spiritually uplifting shorts, documentaries and fiction features.
From their January selection we especially noticed Ryans well.

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January 05, 2005 in communication strategy, distribution | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)

The Cineroute project

A_cine_routeHere is how the National Film Board of Canada describes its Cineroute project.

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January 04, 2005 in distribution | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Green planet films library

A_green_planet_filmsGreen planet films library looks like an interesting project, sort of a blockbusters service for environmental films. It is an online dvd rental library.
Is it economically viable? Can producers be convinced to offer their documentaries that way? Are there enough people willing to use such a service?
At this point the catalog still looks small.

A_suzanne_green_filmsRead how Suzanne Harle got the idea of founding this dvd library by attending a film festival.

My guess is it would take the involvement of several big and many small organizations to build a significant enough network and clientele basis.

The service could also provide additional info about new films.

Via a blog?

All our best wishes for a happy new year!

January 01, 2005 in communication strategy, distribution | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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