Educational Sales: Updated & Reimagined
It's time to update our definition of "educational" sales. Hear from industry expert Sarah Feinbloom, Director of GOOD DOCS.
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It's time to update our definition of "educational" sales. Hear from industry expert Sarah Feinbloom, Director of GOOD DOCS.
Save a seatSave a seatWatch the RecordingEducational Sales: Updated & Reimagined
It's time to update our definition of "educational" sales. Hear from industry expert Sarah Feinbloom, Director of GOOD DOCS.
From including companies and government agencies in your definition of educational sales, to adding virtual events, virtual toolkits and virtual conferences to your plans, it's time to update how we approach distribution. Learn which new strategies are working for filmmakers (and which out-dated strategies aren't).
Sarah Feinbloom, the Director of GOOD DOCS, joined Show&Tell Founder Keith Ochwat to discuss powerful opportunities to grow your audience and make money with your film.
About Your Instructor
About Your Instructors
Keith Ochwat
Keith is a filmmaker and Founder of Show&Tell. Over his 12 year career as a documentary filmmaker, Keith produced three films that appeared on PBS and Netflix.
His film Age of Champions screened in over 3,000 communities and generated over $1.5 million—powered by partnerships with groups like AARP and the Alzheimer’s Association and companies like Cigna Health.
Since starting Show&Tell, Keith has taught and advised hundreds of filmmakers on their distribution and fundraising strategies helping his community of filmmakers raise over $25 million and counting in PBS sponsorships, partnerships, educational licensing and more.
He's delivered keynote presentations on distribution at filmmaking organizations like IDA and IFP and his work has appeared in IndieWire and Documentary Magazine.
GOOD DOCS
GOOD DOCS are films that do good in the world. Our award-winning collection engages and inspires students by featuring rarely heard stories about individuals and communities working towards a more equitable world. We champion creative expression and complex films that provoke critical thinking. GOOD DOCS represents established documentarians and passionate new filmmakers driven by their experiences as educators, academics, journalists, artists, social workers, community members, and activists. Learn more here
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