FOR BRANDS, STUDIOS & THE CURIOUS

An impossible world.
A very real brief.

Develop an original film, explore a new creative language, or support independent writing about the craft.

01

Original production.

Commissioning enquiries for a new film, campaign or visual world. We clarify the brief and seek relevant, consenting creative collaborators.

Outline a project
02

Original publishing.

Discuss a clearly labelled sponsorship of SeedMovies-authored guides, interviews or future Seed Notes editions. No audience delivery is promised before a campaign is agreed.

Discuss an editorial partnership
03

Creative opportunities.

Enquire about a role, a workshop or a production brief. Opportunities are reviewed; a directory credit does not mean a filmmaker is represented by SeedMovies.

Tell us what you need
04

Rights & screenings.

An original film remains its maker’s work. Screening or licensing enquiries begin with permission and a rights-holder conversation.

Explore rights enquiries

FROM IDEA TO AGREEMENT

A clear beginning makes better work.

  1. Frame the brief.Purpose, audience, format, timing and reference points.
  2. Confirm the fit.Creative availability, scope, consent and production approach.
  3. Agree the terms.Fees, milestones, revisions, usage rights and approvals before payment.
Read the commissioning checklist

Partnerships concern original SeedMovies publishing or separately agreed services. We do not sell advertising around embedded films, access to third-party films, guaranteed festival selection or a filmmaker’s representation.

LET’S MAKE A BEGINNING

What would you like to bring to life?

Tell us a little about what you have in mind.

Sending a brief is free. Scope, availability, fees and rights are agreed before any paid work.

Your details are received privately by SeedMovies; they are not added to the public directory.

FOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITY

What are you in the mood for?

LESS SCROLLING. MORE CINEMA.

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