From this article:
"The movie service, currently in beta, will launch in mid-November with the same basic proposition as TuneCore's music offering:
1. Pay upfront flat fee
2. Have your work sent out to the digital download stores of your choice
3. Profit!
TuneCore takes no rights nor percentages, so artists keep all of the money (the stores still take their cut, of course). While an album of music can be delivered for $20 or $30, films will cost much more. Pricing will depend on the length of the work; a 60-minute film will cost $550 and a 90-minute film will cost $770."
More at the ars technica article.
Visit TuneCore's site.
- Sujewa
"The movie service, currently in beta, will launch in mid-November with the same basic proposition as TuneCore's music offering:
1. Pay upfront flat fee
2. Have your work sent out to the digital download stores of your choice
3. Profit!
TuneCore takes no rights nor percentages, so artists keep all of the money (the stores still take their cut, of course). While an album of music can be delivered for $20 or $30, films will cost much more. Pricing will depend on the length of the work; a 60-minute film will cost $550 and a 90-minute film will cost $770."
More at the ars technica article.
Visit TuneCore's site.
- Sujewa
