The European Film Market is a crucial event in the international film industry, and this year it was bigger than ever.

In this episode, Tom Malloy shares the trends, deals, and tactics that work today, including some thoughts on why distributors have started producing their own content.

The European Film Market (EFM) is a key Berlin International Film Festival event.

The EFM is one of the world’s largest and most influential film markets, providing an opportunity for filmmakers, producers, buyers, and sellers from all over the world to come together and do business.

In this episode, film producer Tom Malloy shares his best advice on how to navigate the EFM.

In this episode, we explore the idea that "yes plus time equals no" in filmmaking. In other words, you must take advantage of opportunities when they come up, or you may miss your chance and lose momentum. By following this advice, you can be more productive and produce more movies.

Are you looking to meet people who can potentially invest in your next movie? You need to know what they're looking for. In this episode, we'll discuss five things that attract film investors and help you get your project off the ground!

With AVOD (advertising-supported video on demand), viewers can watch videos in exchange for watching advertising. This episode explores how AVOD works, the pros and cons of using this strategy, and some other tactics to consider.

Do you know what movie producers do when they're not making movies? In this episode, we explore different ways movie producers spend their downtime. 

In this episode, motion picture producer Tom Malloy shares three networking tactics you can use to establish and make the most of your relationships in the industry. No matter what business you're in, networking is key to success. But in the movie business, it's especially important. By using these three strategies that Tom outlines, you'll be on your way to making great connections that will help you get your movie made.

The American Film Market (AFM) is one of the largest and most important motion picture business events. It takes place each November in Santa Monica, California. This episode is for you if you are an independent filmmaker or want to get into the film industry. Tom Malloy shares five tips on making the most of AFM in it.

In this episode, Tom Malloy discusses theatrical distribution. He talks about box office analysis and how to calculate per-screen averages. This information can help you plan a theatrical release for your movie that makes business sense.

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In this episode, Tom Malloy shares the five facts filmmakers should know about theatrical distribution. This is based on his next movie, which will be released in multiple theaters soon.