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Documentary Pitching, Pre-sales and Funding: Succeeding in a Transforming Digital Landscape
Author(s) -
Donna M Meiklejohn
Publication year - 2017
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Dissertations/theses
DOI - 10.5204/thesis.eprints.114129
Subject(s) - filmmaking , context (archaeology) , film director , digital era , key (lock) , business model , public relations , marketing , business , advertising , political science , engineering , geography , visual arts , art , computer science , world wide web , the internet , movie theater , computer security , archaeology
This practice-led DCI thesis identifies and examines a series of contemporary funding models, including conventions and industry expectations, and the pitching processes being employed by practitioners in a dynamic and uncertain documentary filmmaking marketplace. In the context of digital disruption, the proliferation of TV channels and online broadcast platforms and increasingly limited funding sources, practitioners must be more innovative at the business end of the production chain. In response, a key output of the research project is an informed and informative handbook for practitioners entitled A Documentary Filmmaker's Guide to Pitching

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