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FilmHub

Media

Company

Santa Monica, California, USA

Founded 2016

Fast, simple, transparent film distribution

Filmhub Overview

Filmhub is where modern filmmakers distribute their titles directly to streaming services – without giving up their rights or dealing with the traditional distribution pain points and middlemen. Founded by Hollywood composer and innovator Klaus Badelt and Silicon Valley entrepreneur Alan d'Escragnolle, Filmhub takes the entire distribution process online.

Filmmakers list their titles and Filmhub's Channel Partners – such as Amazon Prime Video, IMDb TV, The Roku Channel, rlaxx TV, TCL, Tubi, Xumo, and Plex – use the platform for discovery, automated licensing, asset fulfillment, and payment processing.

For filmmakers, getting their stories into the world is a daunting effort. Filmhub makes it easy to get films to worldwide audiences so films have a chance at artistic and commercial success. With easy-to-use tools for licensing, managing and delivering assets, tracking performance, and collecting payments, filmmakers take control of their distribution without having to give up their rights.

Frequently Asked Questions About FilmHub

FilmHub is a media company. Fast, simple, transparent film distribution

FilmHub has been operating since 2016. You can verify their legitimacy through their official website and social media presence.

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Before using FilmHub, research their track record (operating since 2016), verify their regulatory compliance, read user reviews, and understand their fee structure. Never share your private keys with any service, and start with small amounts until you are comfortable with the platform.

Safety depends on multiple factors including regulatory compliance, security practices, and track record. FilmHub is based in Santa Monica, California, USA, has been operating since 2016. Always enable two-factor authentication, use strong passwords, and never store large amounts on any third-party platform.

FilmHub is based in Santa Monica, California, USA, North America.

FilmHub was founded in 2016.

FilmHub Details

FilmHub Benefits

Financial + Retirement

Diversity

Health Insurance + Wellness

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Vacation + Time Off

Professional Development

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