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Independent Film Doesn't have a Talent Problem. It has a Retention Problem.

Independent film does not have a talent problem. It has a retention problem. Every year, thousands of technically strong, emotionally resonant films are released. Some win awards. Some get distribution. Some even make money. And yet, most of the filmmakers behind them disappear. Not because they failed, but because the system is optimized for projects, not careers. In this episode, I break down why indie film churn isn’t a personal failure, but a structural one. We’ll examine how festivals, platforms, and validation loops reward one-off success while failing to support continuity between releases. This is Episode 1 of The Audience Ownership Project, a long-form series documenting why the independent film model fails in practice and what actually survives. Film Fervor documents why the independent film ecosystem fails at the systems level and what actually supports lasting careers. Festivals and platforms distribute attention. They do not build audiences. Audience ownership is infrastructure. Read the full article: https://filmfervor.com/the-death-of-d...