One way to promote work I have been looking into is the festival strategy and getting finished work into a festival to be shown. This is not a viable route for my graduation film because of the nature of the story and the way it wouldn't make sense out of the context of a franchise piece. However this is something I want to work towards after graduation, and maybe work with others to create something festival worthy rather than alone. One thing that is clear regarding successful festival submissions and the work displayed there, [which was especially evident with MAF] was that even the most simple of films had multiple people working on them with dedicated roles and individuals working on specific aspects to the films instead of an individual doing everything.
Creating a film with multiple individuals all working towards a finished piece is something I definitely want to start doing more of, and it ties back heavily to the ambition I have of founding a studio or collective dedicated to producing short films or games, or other entertainment projects.
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