If you're aiming to strengthen your understanding of distribution and position your project for success, learning directly from distributors, sales agents, and industry executives can make a tremendous difference. These webinars and classes break down real-world strategies for releasing films, navigating global markets, securing sales, and building distribution plans that maximize visibility and revenue.
We're excited to spotlight some of our most widely viewed Distribution webinars and classes from this year. These sessions have guided filmmakers across the globe in navigating the release process, identifying distribution opportunities, and planning the best path forward for their films.
TOP WEBINARS:
How to Secure the Best Distribution Deal for your Feature Film Project
https://www.stage32.com/education/products/understanding-the-economics-o...
Learn from the President of Packaging and Sales at Ramo Law, Tiffany Boyle who's produced hundreds of films & TV shows! You will walk away feeling confident in making a distribution deal because you will know what to expect.
Feature Film Distribution Contracts 101
https://www.stage32.com/education/products/feature-film-distribution-con...
Learn everything you need to know about independent film distribution contracts from an accomplished entertainment attorney who works with WME and recently worked on Ben Affleck's new film AIR with Mandalay Pictures! You will walk away from this webinar with the know-how to successfully navigate the legal minefield of independent feature film distribution contracts and negotiations.
Domestic Distribution in 2025 - A Look at Theatrical, VOD & Streaming
https://www.stage32.com/education/products/domestic-distribution-in-2025...
Learn from former SVP at Vertical Entertainment, with years of experience in acquisitions and distribution, working directly with Netflix, Starz, and other major buyers! You’ll gain insight into how to confidently approach the right buyers, tailor your pitch to what they’re actually looking for, and position your project for success—whether it’s for theatrical release, VOD, or streaming platforms.
TOP CLASSES:
Stage 32 2-Part Class: Advanced Film Distribution: Contracts, Sales Agents & Streamer Agreements
https://www.stage32.com/education/products/stage-32-2-part-class-your-de...Learn from the SVP of Development & Production at Vertical Entertainment. You’ll walk away knowing how to structure deals, protect your interests, and secure the right partnerships to get your film in front of the right audience.
Stage 32 2-Part Distribution Class: The Future of Film Distribution - A Masterclass to Navigate the New Terrain
https://www.stage32.com/education/products/creating-a-distribution-and-m...
Learn from the entertainment industry's top distribution expert, Jon Reiss. Whether you're looking to make a splash on the festival circuit, break into streaming services, or explore international markets, this class will provide you with the tools to make informed decisions and craft a distribution strategy that aligns with your artistic and commercial aspirations.
Stage 32 4-Part Class: How to Produce, Finance, and Distribute Your SAG Ultra-Low Budget Film
https://www.stage32.com/education/products/producing-an-ultra-low-budget...
Learn a step-by-step process from a PGA producer who has made over 25 feature films! Michelle will dive into distribution and marketing strategies tailored for ultra-low budget films and share case studies to help you with your own project!
We’re currently planning our 2026 education calendar and would love your input.
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