Where Can I Upoad my full length indie film to??

[takeitaway17]

so I just recently finished editing my indie horror film,
I need to know what good sites I can upload it to...
the film is 1 hour and 24 minutes long, and 1 GB
I already tried uploading it to a site called openfilm.com but it got rejected for some reason,
maybe it's the music or songs I used in the film, idk I'm totaly new to the whole indie film scene
so I'm not sure how this stuff works, I'm not intending on selling dvd's of the film so it shouldn't be breaking any laws...
I also did credit all the artists in the credits

 

[SinEater]

It doesn't matter whether you're selling the film, using other people's music without permission is illegal.

 

[directorik]

maybe it's the music or songs I used in the film, idk I'm totaly new to the whole indie film scene
so I'm not sure how this stuff works,

I'll bet that's the problem.

You cannot copy anything under copyright (the right to copy) without
permission. Most upload sites honor the music copyrights so will not
allow a filmmaker who violates those rights to upload a film. Giving
credit doesn't solve the problem - you need permission.

 

[Sidewalkbowling]

i think the entire internet requires you to cut things into 200mb parts without paid hosting.

that's still a pretty sweet deal.

 

[Dreadylocks]

i think the entire internet requires you to cut things into 200mb parts without paid hosting.

 

[wheatgrinder]

Dreedy, why the look?
EVERYONE knows that the internets have this restriction, that why the interwebs are better.

 

[Story1kanobe]

Interwebs?

Dreedy, why the look?
EVERYONE knows that the internets have this restriction, that why the interwebs are better.

What's interwebs?

 

[JakeSully]

Files need to be two hundred megabytes, for them to fit inside the capsules that travel inside the vaccuum tubes. Paying gives you larger tubes. M*****F****** Logic!

 

[indietalk]

i think the entire internet requires you to cut things into 200mb parts without paid hosting.

that's still a pretty sweet deal.

Correct. Anything over 200 mb is paid hosting. Al Gore gets the check.

 

[Gonzo_Entertainment]

I use Vimeo, but as others noted, the problem is probably your lawbreaking (if you used copyrighted music).

 

[Infested Films]

I use Vimeo, but as others noted, the problem is probably your lawbreaking (if you used copyrighted music).

Yeah, Vimeo, and if you want to do a premiere on YouTube (if you're willing to have no control over who sees your film and how many times) usually you can contact them and get a slot for the whole thing (1GB, I believe) but the movie has to be basically rated PG, and of course, no copyrighted music.

Any place you turn is going to give you the same grief, Vimeo, YouTube, Facebook, etc.

 

[wheatgrinder]

What's interwebs?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=interwebs

 

[wheatgrinder]

Everything you need to know about internets