Inside the Untold Journey of Creating a Hit Movie Far from Hollywood Lights with Adam Burke and Jud Nichols
Adam Burke
Yeah, well, we had a private screening, which we called it a private screening because we wanted to maintain our eligibility for film festivals. And we had, I think, a screen with 150 or 170 people. And then that immediately filled up. And so, then we had to get another screen. I think we had 400 people there. And so we knew that because of the feedback that people really enjoyed this. And it was like, well, seeing it in the theater would be so much better, obviously, right? But we had this thing mixed to 5.1. The music in it is up for two. It was nominated for two Hollywood Music and Media Awards. So, the music is fantastic. So, we wanted more people to have that experience before it went to streaming. And when we talked to our distribution company, we asked them if we could maintain the theatrical rights. And they said, that’s no problem. And then we just reached out to some of the theaters and told them what we’re doing. And we’d love to do a profit sharing with you. And some of them said no. And some of them said yes. And so, we just booked a few different theaters. And then everything kind of goes through our website and routes out to their booking pages.
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