I have  made a cinema movie by myself who can i sale it to the production company's?
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It greatly depends on what kind of movie it is. If it is cheesy and full of sex and violence try Troma. Send Vhs or Dvd to:\n\nTroma Entertainment Attn: Acquisitions\n733 ninth Avenue New york, NY 10019
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I am as well, shooting a movie, my first one, and I can give you some tips ive learned.\n\n-Need Cash?  Parents, Grandparents, Friends can donate!  Sell the idea too them, you would be suprised what you might get.\n   -Bake sales (No Joke, you can make some cash)\n   -Dont use credit cards...\n   -If your a college student, college loans are an option (I would talk to an accountant before doing that)\n   -Bottles and cans\n   -Pawning items (works in a pitch, Im selling my Baseball Collection :-( \n   -Look for Items around you (friends and family again, cameras, lights, mics, wordrobe, whatever)\n   -Work job and film on days off (will take a while, but you can fund yourself with the cash)\n   -Pray most of cast and crew can donate their time, or work for lesser cash.\n   -And Good Luck helps too.\n\nWell, thats as much as I can help.  Good luck my friend, and I hope the film turns out well!
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Unlikely you could get them - tickets for a movie premiere are normally guest list only and not on sale to the public, except through winning them in a competition etc.
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Before you make your movie... decide what it is going to be about.. and how it is going to be made..\n\nif other people are going to be in your movie.. you will need a signed release from them giving you permission to use the video of them.. or from their parents if they are not 18 yet..\n\nMake up a story-board with the scenes layed out so you can get organized for sets... you can draw crude pictures <stick figures are good> for major scenes... this will help you determine how people will be dressed, etc....\n\n design your script.. if you need it.. after all the planning is done.. go out and record your video.... hopefully on a digital camcorder so you can easily get it onto your computer...\n\nthen.. capture your video onto your computer...\n\nafter you get your video into the computer.. you will want to edit it.. cut out some of the mistakes... re-arrange some of the scenes... maybe add some background music.. or add titles <or maybe sub-titles>... what you can do.. and how big the movie can be depends  upon your software and your computer.\n\nI like Pinnacle software.. it is very powerful video editing software.. also a bit expensive.. but I won it so it was free for me... you can also use Windows Movie Maker.. or if that is not good enough.. try Serif's Movie program.. it costs a lot less and is ok... there are many many programs to capture your video from your camera into the computer.....\n\nwhen you have the movie the way you want it.. you publish it to DVD by burning the DVD.. as a video DVD.. not data\n\nI would also suggest that you burn a data dvd so that you can come back later and make modifications from the original data.. a good backup practice makes it nice if your hard-drive gets messed up!! hehe
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Try this website it is a an ebay partner. It is called www.half.com, Good quality movies at a low price.
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There are couple of sites that provide public domain movies and movies submitted by other people.\n\nThis include:\nhttp://emol.org/movies/\nhttp://www.ifilm.com/\n\n\nSome sites provide on demand/on fee movies, but also have some free movies with them. Sites include:\n\nhttp://www.movieflix.com\n\n\nApart from movies you can also view Web TV that is streamed to your desktop. Try the site:\nhttp://www.webtvlist.com/\n\n\nAlso check out article for more info at\nhttp://www.divxmovies.com/video/
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Yes it is. And you can upload your own movies too. It is great.
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There was a movie but it isn't available for sale.  Here is a link to it.
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Can  you buy their portion of the company out?
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That's piracy if you're copying rented movies.  I would find something slightly more legal if I were you.
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Try your local cinema, they might give you some training.
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my local Hollywood Video takes competitors' coupons, but I'm not sure if that's a nationwide policy.  I'd call and ask first.
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The owner of the copyright decides what royalties it demands. However, I highly doubt that if you contact someone at MGM they are going to negotiate an arrangement with you to download movies on the internet. Are you trying to establish some sort of business?
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The average won't really help you as most distribution deals are made with national theatre chains. That said, studio pictures tend to split the box office 70/30 (70% distributor, 30% exhibitor) while major event pictures (like Star Wars Ep. III) keeping up in the low to mid eighties. Independent Films have significantly less leverage and end up with closer to 50/50 deals with the exhibitors. Exhibitors get even bigger cuts on revived classics where they just pay a flat fee (say $500) to show cult classics (usually at midnight) and then keep the box office.\n\nExhibitors keep 100% of concessions.\n\nThe Theatre business is a horrible business to be getting into at this point though. The transition to home entertainment is forcing theatres out of business. The big boys have it down to a super-efficient science that it is nearly impossible for a single house to compete.\n\nIf you are going into the business you will definitely need some kind of a super-sweet gimmick, like "Tarantino personally curates all movies" or something like that. That or a liquor license.\n\nEmail me if you want more info.
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yeh i m interested in buying hindi high school musical VCD\nif its in a reasonable rate
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Well if you're talking about hollywood movies, p2p is the only  option really. Any site that offered them as direct downloads would be shut down pretty quickly. If you want movies that are offered for free by their makers, try this one:\n\nhttp://www.ifilm.com/ads/asl/fullscreen/index.jsp?uri=http://www.ifilm.com/&pg=ifilmnow
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One thing that you need to understand is that movie theater business is controlled by chains -- and big Hollywood studios will give their movies for distribution to these chains, not to independent movie theaters. You will have a very hard time getting the latest blockbusters in your movie theater.\n\nThe steps for me are:\n\n1. To research how this business works and what are the chances of an independent theater owner showing some decent films\n2. Check if it is feasible for a single theater operator to make it in this business, much less survive\n3. Determine the amount of capital you need to have including cost of land, or lease from a mall -- and whether you can realistically put up the money\n\nYour first step should be to understand the business first -- how you can get movies, how to operate concessions, what is the process for ticketing, etc. Once you've understood the business, then and only then can you start thinking of preparing your business plan or seek investment