Steps to sign into your Producer Account
Go to www.cinystore.com/Business/
Click Register Now
Fill the form with appropriate details
Accept the Terms and Conditions of the website & click on Producer Register Account

Creating Label is a simple 5 minutes activity, you open the Create Label Page from the left sidebar in the Producer Dashboard and Upload Details as asked in the form of your project and click on Publish. Your Label is Created

The Form in the create label will guide you the details you have to fill, which include the Movie Name, Cast & Crew, Posters, banners, Trailers and all the other details you think you would like to share with your audience

For one movie you can create only one label, but for all other information and details, you can update them any number of times

There is no limitation on the number of posts you would like to post. Feel free and share everything you would like to share with your audience, keep entertaining and engaging them with your movie details.

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Typically for a large scale movie, the promotions should start at least 4-5 months before the movie release. If it is a small to medium scale movie, the movie promotions should begin at least two months prior to its release. So, we suggest that depending on the scale and size of your movie, you plan its release date and accordingly the movie promotions

You are 100% right when you say that the business and marketing side of movie-making is critical. Some people do get lucky and have a fluke hit or has a producing partner who takes care of all the business and marketing or has all the money to hire the right person for the job. But typically for someone whose film career is in the early stages, it’s tough getting into distribution and promotion. It’s difficult getting access and being able to afford sophisticated technological infrastructure which big production houses offer to veteran filmmakers. Cinystore offers precisely the same technological infrastructure and business tools of big production houses at an affordable deal for passionate filmmakers.

It is a business decision that you need to make. We have no say in it. However, this is our take - If you are listed in the trade, the chances are that major distributors will request a copy of your movie. As a filmmaker in the early stage, you may be tempted to show them your work even if it is a rough cut hoping to get a distribution deal. Don’t fall for any of their requests. Avoid sending them any copy of your movie - rough or final cut. Just don’t send them the movie. Instead, You must showcase your movie at the right place (like Cinystore, film festival, etc), at the right time to make the buyers interested in buying your film. Even here, a small portion or teaser of the movie will be shown to the audience. So when you receive a call from any distributor requesting a copy of your movie, thank them for their interest but tell them that it’s not ready. Tell them to check with you in a month or so.

Congratulations on the honorable selection! Film festivals are a great platform to showcase your movie to the world at large. But, they last for a day or two. Also, they are an expensive proposition. When you go to any film festival, your work has just begun. When you are out promoting your movie at any reputed film festival, you need to have a strong marketing plan and strategy in place. There will be press coverage, interviews, awards, critic quotes and so much marketing material that you can capitalize upon to it achieve your movie success. You have one big chance to bag a distribution deal and marketing is your key to achieving that goal. But most filmmakers miss this crucial aspect of the film business and come back from the festival without a deal. Worse still, they are clueless about what their next step should be. Have a strong marketing strategy and plan in place and it could just make your film career.

It is advisable depending on your audience demographics, budget and overall business goal. Even if you want to get into traditional marketing and distribution, Cinystore’s intelligent business tools will help you gain insights on which market to focus on and where to direct your marketing spend. Out of the thousands of movies made each year, a handful of them make serious money. Because making money is hard work. It takes specific strategies and plans to succeed. Very few filmmakers invest that much of time, effort and money into the marketing side of movie-business. And even if they do, they lack the knowledge or infrastructure on how to use traditional and non-traditional marketing and distribution. The truth is that anyone with a decent film can achieve business success with the right knowledge and dedicated support. You don’t need big names, or your movie doesn’t even have to be phenomenal to become a success. If your film is decent enough, you stand a real chance.

Only big production houses can afford a proper marketing team. Even you hire an experienced marketing professional, they lack the intelligent insights that can only be captured by a sophisticated tool like Cinystore, which limits their capacity to market and promote a movie effectively.