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The monopoly of Film Festival Submission gateway

These days filmmaking is no longer related to emotional attachment only but is also associated with commercialized business forums. To earn from a film, filmmakers need to promote their films and send them to film festivals and other platforms so that they can earn from the films they made. But it was hectic earlier to send films to the festivals. Gone are the days when filmmakers had to send VHS tapes of their films to film festivals. Moreover sending VHS was a hectic thing, not all festivals used to accept those tapes. Moreover, finding a festival that would accept the tape was not enough, one had to wait for the approval of the film festival after accepting the tape. So, overall the whole process was troublesome.

The Internet came up as a boon to the world and it brought the world closer. Holding the hand of the internet the film festivals found a new way to reach more and more filmmakers. It became easy to submit films to different film festivals at a time online.  Then came the film submission gateway and the good days were over.

Initially, everything was going smoothly but after that, the popular film platforms began to monopolize the market. It became difficult for the film festival curators to get hold of genuine films and filmmakers. The popular platforms charged a high submission fee from the filmmakers and along with that some technical bugs and other issues made the festivals lose worthy films.

But all’s well that ends.  And to end this monopoly in film submission gateways approached some genuine platforms that tend to end this one-sided game. One of them is WFCN.

WFCN- World Film Communities Network is a unique platform that is designed exclusively for genuine films and film festivals. The main motto of WFCN is to bring all the best filmmakers and film festivals under one roof. Moreover, there is no hidden and extravagant submission cost for film submission. WFCN is free for film submission.  It is not only a film platform for film submission; rather it is a home for the world’s best film professionals as well.

 

 

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