The model
No upfront bill.
A shared next act.
Free upfront publishing, marketing, and distribution. Compensation through an agreed share of sold copies.
upfront submission,
publishing & marketing fees
before the work begins.
Understand the whole arrangement.
The percentage matters. So does everything around it. A good agreement should explain the money clearly enough that you can understand what happens when a copy sells.
There is no single rate published here. We discuss the proposed share alongside the work, distribution scope, and responsibilities for your project. You can review the agreement before deciding.
You retain the underlying rights you own. Any license to publish, market, or distribute is limited to what you agree in writing. Submission creates no automatic release rights.
Seven things
to make clear.
The written agreement is the source of truth. These are the points the conversation should resolve.
The share
The agreed percentage and the sales or other expressly included transactions it applies to.
The calculation
How revenue is measured, including any approved treatment of platform fees, refunds, taxes, processing charges, and other deductions.
The work
Publishing, marketing, distribution, materials, approvals, and each party’s responsibilities.
The rights
The specific work, territory, channels, versions, duration, and any exclusivity or exceptions.
The reporting
Reporting frequency, available data, treatment of adjustments, and records supporting the calculation.
The payments
Payment timing, currency, thresholds if any, and the way amounts due are handled.
The exit
Term, renewal, termination, continuing licenses, outstanding balances, and practical transition arrangements.
Shared upside.
Clear expectations.
The aim is alignment, not a promise that every movie will earn a particular amount. Sales and audience response are uncertain. We agree the work and the terms; we do not guarantee a commercial outcome.
A guide to reading the agreementLet’s talk about what comes next
Your movie.
Its next act.
Show us the story. Tell us your ambition.
We’ll start with a conversation.