Where could
your film find
its audience?

Start with your film’s story and current stage. Explore markets, similar films, and potential audiences to find your next distribution direction.

Explore markets for my film

Film Intelligence sneak preview · About 15 minutes

See how we analyze your film
GILOO / FILM INTELLIGENCE

First, your film. Then, a distribution direction.

Distribution is more than a festival list. We first locate your film, then put viable markets, audiences, and actions in order.

01 / POSITION

Define your film’s positioning

Map its stage, rights, and limits. Rule out poor fits and focus your resources.

02 / MARKET

Find markets worth testing

Use comparable films and public data to judge which markets are worth trying first.

03 / ACTION

Plan your next steps

Get work priorities, the materials to prepare, and concrete steps to carry out.

Three steps to start planning your release.

No full proposal needed. Start with the materials you already have. If anything is missing, we help confirm it and explain how it affects our recommendations.

01

Tell us about your film

Share the film, goals, active territories, and limits.

02

Review the facts

We organize what is known, unknown, and still needs your confirmation.

03

Get a distribution route

Your report ranks markets, methods, and next steps by priority.

One report. The full distribution picture.

Beyond recommendations, you see where each one comes from and which questions still need confirming.

01Executive summary
02Film positioning
03Market status and release windows
04Target audience
05Release journeys of comparable films
06Marketing playbook
07Partners and institutional screenings
08Marketing and promotion budget
09Materials and next steps

You can plan distribution before your film is finished.

Start exploring

Tell us about your film

Tell us your film’s story, current stage, and the viewers you hope to reach. Giloo will use these details to outline an initial direction for exploring markets, similar films, and potential audiences.

About 15 minutes. Questions marked * are required. Questions marked “Optional” can be left blank.
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Before you start

Where is your film now?

00
What stage is your film in?*
Part one

About the film

01
Film title*
02
Logline*
Describe the film's central story or idea in one or two sentences.
03
Film synopsis*
About 100–300 words.
04
Film type*
Select all that apply.
05
Runtime*
06
Director*
07
Production budgetOptional
We use this only to find comparable films at a similar scale. It will not appear in public-facing documents. All amounts are in US dollars (USD).
More detail helps us find closer comparisons and give more precise marketing advice.
Part two

Release status

08
Release year or planned release yearOptional
09
Public trailer linkOptional
YouTube or Vimeo. Leave this blank if you do not have a trailer.
10
Released territories, active talks, and rights statusOptional
List only territories where something is already happening.
Four rows are enough. List the territories that matter most right now.
Part three

Marketing and distribution

11
Marketing and distribution goals*
Select up to three.
12
Marketing budgetOptional
Enter the planned marketing spend in US dollars. We need this to suggest realistic paid campaigns.
13
Target audience*
Describe the viewers you most want to reach. Include age, interests, identity, lifestyle, or issues they care about.
14
Tags, keywords, and central themes*
List at least five.Be specific.“Semiconductors, TSMC, Hsinchu, geopolitics” is more useful than “technology, growth, identity.” Specific terms point to real audience groups and markets.
15
Comparable films and referencesOptional
Films with a similar subject, audience, style, or market position.Choose films at a similar scale.
16
Target markets*
Select all that apply. These are markets you want to enter, not the active territories in question 10.
Asia
Americas
Europe
Other
Part four

Materials and limits

Film and subtitles add context about your work. Market limits help us assess suitable distribution options.

17
FilmOptional

Small files, lower-resolution videos and rough cuts are all fine, as long as the picture and dialogue are clear. Providing a film lets us better understand its story, characters and visual style, so we can offer distribution recommendations that better reflect your work.

18
SubtitlesOptional

Dialogue and timecodes help us identify character names, important lines and key scenes.

SRT or VTT in Chinese or English, or plain text TXT. Maximum file size: 5 MB.

19
Markets to avoid and sensitive issuesOptional
Without this context, the report may suggest a market that is unavailable or unsuitable.

Specific answers are more useful

Instead of “this may be controversial,” name the groups that may object. A specific audience lets you prepare a response; a vague concern does not.

Part five

Report settings

20
Report language*
21
Contact details*
We will send the report to this address. We will not add you to a marketing list.
Details submitted