Global Film Distribution

TVOD earns per rental or purchase and suits titles with clear audience demand. SVOD licenses subscription rights under an agreed term; AVOD builds reach through ad-supported viewing. The proposed three-channel schedule prioritizes theatrical release on days 0–45, hotel VOD and TVOD on days 45–90 after the theatrical window closes, SVOD on days 90–180, and AVOD from day 180. Territory rights and contracts determine the final dates.

Yes. The channel matrix on this page lets you filter all connected platforms by business model and region, then compare up to three side by side on revenue mechanics, payout cycle, time to live and content fit. Our distribution team then confirms the final plan with you before any delivery is triggered.

No — they complement each other. Aggregators give fast, non-exclusive access to dozens of storefronts without minimum guarantees, which is ideal for a first global window. Direct deals and curated SVOD pools are pursued for titles with festival results or measurable audience traction, and the engine can run both tracks on the same master.

Yes, provided disclosure and rights documentation are in order. Every title delivered through the engine carries C2PA content credentials, WAIO AI-transparency credits and a complete rights file, which is exactly what platform compliance reviews request for AI content. The compliance layer flags any asset that would fail review before submission.

Hotel VOD starts only after the theatrical window has ended. It is a separately cleared non-theatrical B2B rights channel for hotel guests, coordinated with TVOD and other digital rights. Hotel coverage, operators and territories are confirmed per title; major releases may postpone the proposed schedule.

Market assessment, DCP mastering, booking negotiations, localized publicity and box-office reconciliation. Major titles can be assessed for near-simultaneous release; arthouse and genre films can pursue post-domestic-run release, selected city premieres or festival screenings. The proposal targets North America, Europe, Southeast Asia and Oceania, with actual bookings confirmed individually.

Connected platforms cover North America, Latin America, Europe, the UK, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. Territory rights are configured per platform, so you can hold back regions for a local distributor, stagger windows by market, or go worldwide day-and-date — the packaging layer applies the right territory flags automatically.

AI subtitling produces multilingual tracks with human review on the primary markets, and AI dubbing is available for selected languages. Ratings and censorship adaptation are handled by the compliance layer, which maps each market's requirements onto the master and generates the alternate cuts or advisories a territory needs.

Once the master and rights files are approved, packaging and delivery to all selected platforms complete in about 72 hours; individual platform review then takes from a few days to a few weeks depending on the storefront. Revenue is reported per platform and per territory in the dashboard, with payouts following each platform's own cycle — typically 30 to 90 days.

Options include agency without a minimum guarantee, an individually negotiated MG agreement, and commissioned services. Settlement is primarily in USD. Third-party localization, publicity, notarization and overseas taxes are reimbursed as agreed with supporting records; rights holders retain audit rights. Fees, revenue sharing, recoupment and payment timing are confirmed in the signed agreement.

Submit the inquiry form on this page, and we reply within two business days. The flow is: intake call and title assessment → rights and compliance check → distribution plan and platform shortlist → agreement → master and metadata ingest → automated packaging and delivery → live monitoring, reporting and settlement.

A 4K or 2K master, the highest-quality audio mix you have, any existing subtitle files, key art or stills, plus credits, synopsis and the chain-of-title documents proving you hold distribution rights. Missing artwork, trailers and subtitles can be generated by the Aether pipeline if you prefer.

We do not require exclusivity by default. Terms depend on the platform mix and the level of service — platform-side revenue shares apply as published, and the engine charges a service fee agreed in the distribution agreement. Everything is set out in writing before any delivery begins.

Yes. Enterprise access exposes the same packaging, compliance and delivery APIs for your own catalogue, with team accounts, white-label reporting and bulk ingest. Mention it in the inquiry form and our team will scope the integration with you.