Sell your Movies OnlineThrough CustomFlix

April 26, 2006 By Richard Baguley

Sell your Movies OnlineThrough CustomFlix

Amazon has just announced an interesting new service for filmmakers: their subsidiary company CustomFlix will take a video that a filmmaker uploads to them and sell it on blu-Ray, HD-DVD and other physical format. This sounds like an interesting idea for the aspiring filmmaker, one which overcomes the whole problem of duplication, distribution and retail: they do it all for you and sell it either through Amazon.com or a custom store on your own site. It sounds like a great way to sell your movies without the hassle, and it doesn’t seem too expensive: their service for independent filmmakers costs $19.95 a year per title, plus a setup fee of $49.95 per movie and a chunk of the revenue when you sell copies.

[Via CinemaTech]

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