IndiePix Launches Indie VOD Site

Written by: FFT Webmaster | April 20th, 2011

Article Originally Written by: Sandy Mandelberger, Editor-In-Chief

Beginning today, IndiePix is launching its new online indie VOD streaming site, IndiePix Unlimited. 200 indie titles will be available with several hundred additional titles being added in the coming weeks. The Los Angeles Times is a presenting sponsor; with affiliate sponsors that include Filmmaker Magazine and thirteen indie film sites and blogs. The site will feature premieres of recent award-winning films from the Venice, Cannes and Sundance film festivals, with titles that are not available on any other streaming subscription site.

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