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Marco Orsini

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Marco Orsini

  • The one thought I want people to take away from the film, is to never give up on your dreams as this is about dreaming. It's never arriving it's always the journey.
  • I think a lot of the VOD platforms have begun to put a sting into how sales agents work, they become diminished. But at the same time, filmmakers, I feel, have been brainwashed to believe that the golden carrot is Netflix.
  • We will fight tooth and nail for the filmmakers that we're working with. We act as a for-profit entity, like an agent, like a manager, like a publicist, like an attorney, like a sales agent. We're all of that as if we're for profit as if we're getting a dime out of it. And we actually spend money doing it.
  • I think that would be a great end game... but people are forgetting the old-fashioned way of going to film festivals, talking to distributors and sales agents, getting your film reviewed, speaking with critics, talking to theaters, doing a proper strategy for either film festivals or a release depending on the markets, and doing it the old-fashioned way in the sense of going market to market and working it.

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