What is a Priddy Brothers film?
In a nutshell, a Priddy Brothers film is one that speaks from the heart, inspires dialogue, informs the viewer and demonstrates excellence in storytelling. Another important aspect of a Priddy Brothers film is the entrepreneurial spirit of the filmmaker. As partners, the Priddy brothers look for filmmakers who are strongly dedicated to their stories and the potential for community outreach beyond the production of the film.
Can I submit my project to Priddy Brothers?
You can. The first step would be to review our Vision page and Film Vault so you can better understand the kinds of film projects Priddy Brothers undertakes. Although we do not require projects to be solicited by a representative, we do prefer referrals from within the industry. Projects are often best represented by advocates, and there is ongoing dialogue among creative executives. However, if you are personally representing your project, and it is a feature documentary that fits within our mandate, you can send material to the address below. Your submission must include: rough or sample footage, preferably NTSC (clearly marked with the TRT), projected treatment and budget, along with your complete contact information (including phone number and e-mail address). Priddy Brothers Attn: Project Submissions PO Box 4817 Boise, ID 83711
Will my material be returned? Can I speak with someone?
Due to the high volume of submissions we receive, we will not be able to return your material. If your project peaks our interest and we would like to discuss it further, we will call you. If your project does not fit within the Priddy Brothers vision, we will contact you by e-mail to inform you that we have passed on it.
Would you partner with other film companies, networks or distributors?
Yes. We're open to a myriad of arrangements and partnerships. Further, with the ever-changing landscape of both production and distribution, we are especially open to exploring partnerships that can help our film projects find their widest audience.
