Many films don't sell, even at Sundance. The decline in theatergoing, the change in streamers' strategies, the rise of arthouse events: No one knows what the new normal is.
Putting faith in selling a movie at its premiere and living happily ever is not even a fairy tale; it's a toxic myth.
Newman's insights on distribution address systemic problems in independent film, going beyond traditional approaches. He emphasizes the need for updated strategies amidst industry changes.
Change is Newman's favorite topic, and his unique perspective is shaped by his deep involvement in the industry. He focuses on the realities of how independent film works and often doesn't.
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