Phenomenal Time for Independent Filmmakers: Klein

The transcript discusses the potential for independent filmmakers in the current film industry landscape. It highlights the challenges big studios face with high production costs and the opportunities for smaller filmmakers to distribute their work online. The conversation touches on the cost-effectiveness of online distribution, comparing it to traditional ticket sales, and the potential for self-publishing. The discussion suggests that while big studios focus on international markets, independent filmmakers can leverage online platforms to reach audiences directly, making it a more viable option for them.

Discuss the financial implications for big studios in relation to the success of films like 'The Hobbit' versus 'The Interview'.

How does the pricing model for renting 'The Interview' compare to traditional movie ticket prices?

What is the significance of independent filmmakers eliminating the middleman in film distribution?

What are the potential benefits for independent filmmakers in the current film distribution landscape?

What does the phrase 'a bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush' imply in the context of film sales to platforms like Netflix or HBO?