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Echelon Studios distribution program

TV Sales & Distribution

Sell your Films & TV shows to major TV stations including Free TV, Cable, Satellite and more. We target both domestic and international markets.

Video on Demand

Get your content on the most popular VOD/ OTT platforms including iTunes, Netflix, Amazon, Tubi, Roku, Plex and more… Echelon Studios has access to over 100 platforms.

Film production

Echelon Studios looks to begin production again on its own films in the near future for theatrical release, as well as for Television, DVD and VOD Online Streaming.

Echelon Studios International Film Festival 2025

With over 20 years of experience in acquiring, promoting, and licensing films in both domestic and international markets, Echelon Studios has established itself as a leader in the movie industry. The Echelon Studios International Film Festival provides a platform for both emerging and established filmmakers, offering them the chance to showcase their work to global audiences.

Submissions for 2025 will be opening soon. Stay tuned for updates coming soon.

Awards

Submitted films will compete in the following 6 categories:

  • Best US Feature
  • Best US Short
  • Best International Feature
  • Best International Short
  • Best Doc
  • Best Series
Entry Fees

Official Entry - Shorts: $25 USD; Features: $50 USD

 

Note: Entry fees are in U.S. Dollars, per film and are non-refundable. The festival reserves the right to disqualify a submission, without refund of any kind, if eligibility requirements are not met including if eligibility status changes post-submission.

Festival Screenings

All submissions will be screened on the streaming platform Mometu for voting purposes.  The film that receives the most views on Mometu will win the AUDIENCE AWARD category that the feature film is entered in.

 

Nominated films will also be available for virtual screenings at the ESIFF Village hosted by Filmocracy for a duration of time after the in-person festival.

Rules & Terms
  • Films must have been completed in the past 5 years.
  • We consider films regardless of their premiere status. Even if your film has already premiered at another festival, whether it screened at a physical venue or online, it’s still eligible for consideration.
  • The applicant holds the sole responsibility for copyright clearance of any copyrighted material in the film.
  • The festival has the right to use a trailer, stills, pictures, and posters for promotional purposes in various film magazines, social media, websites, etc.
  • All films should be in the English language or subtitled in English.
  • Shorts must be less than 50 minutes. All projects over 50 minutes should be submitted to the feature category.
  • The festival will only communicate with the submitter of the film project.
Projects

Our production

Directors

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New films

Latest Trailers

In the News

In The News

Film fans who want to explore more works by cinematic trailblazer Kim Ki-young will soon have the opportunity to see one of his most controversial films: An Experience to Die For aka Be a Wicked Woman. The rarely screened film has recently been remastered and the 2K version will be screened in NY and online.

In The News

Kim Ki-young will be forever remembered for one of the undeniable Korean masterpieces, 1960s “The Housemaid”. Recently, however, and particularly after Youn Yuh-jung won the Oscar for “Minari”, much light was shed to some of his previous works, “Woman of Fire” and “Insect Woman”.

In The News

12:12 The Day had its Korean release in November of 2022 and by the end of December had grossed over $90 million in ticket sales, making it Korea’s biggest box office hit of the year. The film’s subject is familiar to Korean audiences as it details a pivotal day in the nation’s history.