Tylerb
New member
Hey guys,
So I'm going to be making a few short films, but there are a few issues:
1) I would like to make some ***** back from them
2) Charging $15 for a 5-10 min movie isn't reasonable
3) I want to have world wide access, but then they would have to pay for shipping
So, what was I thinking?
Why not use iTunes?
You pay $5 then you download the short film.
Now, I do realise that that's a nice idea and all but the only way to get the DVD experience (Menus etc) would to have to download an .iso and then mount it - to hard for most people.
Solution?
You know games on the internet, well they are coded in flash. Flash produces a movie file .swf
It's an interactive movie file.
Put menus, video on it etc.
It might or might not work, but I would like to find out as this may be the future of how indie film makers distribute their films.
-Tyler
[EDIT: So they block the word m0nee. lol.]
So I'm going to be making a few short films, but there are a few issues:
1) I would like to make some ***** back from them
2) Charging $15 for a 5-10 min movie isn't reasonable
3) I want to have world wide access, but then they would have to pay for shipping
So, what was I thinking?
Why not use iTunes?
You pay $5 then you download the short film.
Now, I do realise that that's a nice idea and all but the only way to get the DVD experience (Menus etc) would to have to download an .iso and then mount it - to hard for most people.
Solution?
You know games on the internet, well they are coded in flash. Flash produces a movie file .swf
It's an interactive movie file.
Put menus, video on it etc.
It might or might not work, but I would like to find out as this may be the future of how indie film makers distribute their films.
-Tyler
[EDIT: So they block the word m0nee. lol.]
