Find your first audience.
Turn “this is for everyone” into a focused, useful audience brief.
Read the guideYou made something worth watching. We help you publish it, market it, and get it in front of an audience—with no upfront fees and a share in what you sell.

Creative tools are opening more doors. MovieTakeoff exists to help turn that creative momentum into a thoughtful commercial release, with a plan that fits the work.
Shape the title, description, release assets, and delivery plan around the movie you have actually made.
ExploreFind a clear audience story and build an agreed marketing approach around the viewers most likely to care.
ExploreAlign the publishing relationship around an agreed share of sales, with terms established before work begins.
ExploreOur compensation comes from an agreed share of sold copies. No payment is collected when you submit.
We define the scope, revenue calculation, reporting, rights, and term together. There is no one-size-fits-all percentage.
Any distribution license is agreed separately. Sending a screener is permission to evaluate, not permission to release.

Your first short. Your ambitious feature. Your deeply personal documentary. Traditional, digital, or AI-assisted—we’re interested in the work and the audience it could find.
Bring a finished or near-release project, a clear view of your rights, and a sense of where you want to go. We’ll assess fit together.
Different stories need different routes. Choose your format for a few practical release-planning prompts.
Planning guidance, not a distribution commitment or earnings forecast.
Turn “this is for everyone” into a focused, useful audience brief.
Read the guideThe screener, synopsis, artwork, and rights notes that make a project easier to evaluate.
Read the guideSix questions to understand before committing to a revenue-share release.
Read the guideNo. The core offer has no upfront publishing or marketing fee. Compensation is through an agreed revenue share on sales. Before work starts, the written agreement defines what is included, how sales proceeds are calculated, and how any channel deductions are handled. Your own production expenses are separate.
There is no universal percentage published on this site. The share depends on the project and the agreed scope of publishing, marketing, and distribution. You receive the proposed commercial terms before deciding whether to proceed.
The model is built around creators retaining their underlying ownership. A separate agreement must specify the limited rights needed to publish, market, and distribute the work. Review its scope carefully; submitting a project through this website does not transfer ownership.
Yes, for review. Disclose significant uses of AI, the tools and source materials involved, and how you have addressed licenses and permissions. You must be able to support the rights needed to distribute the work, including consent for any relevant voice or likeness use. Channel policies may further limit eligibility.
Let’s explore what its next chapter could look like.