Trade a scene for the stuff you'd otherwise pay for.
Need lunch for 40 crew, a camera package or a house for three days? List it. A caterer, rental house or hotel supplies it, and gets their product on screen, a thank-you in the credits, or both. No cash has to change hands.
cash needed. A straight trade: goods or services for screen time and credits.
is how the biggest festivals already work: Sundance lists "Official Providers" who donate services.
flat Filmmortal fee, paid by the business, only when the trade is signed.
Every trade uses the same placement agreement, with proof both sides delivered.
Sources: Sundance Institute corporate partnerships page (2026); Filmmortal pricing.
How it works
List what you need
Catering, gear, locations, vehicles, rooms, wardrobe or post. Say what it's worth and what the business gets back.
Businesses offer
Local and national brands offer to supply it. Pick one, and both sign the agreement.
Shoot, credit, done
They deliver; you film the placement or add the credit, then upload proof. Disputes go to Filmmortal.
Open crew trades
No open crew trades yet.
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