Get Your Content on GRID TV
Your story deserves an audience.
GRID TV is looking for independent filmmakers, producers, directors, musicians, podcasters and digital creators with compelling content. If you've finished something and you're stuck at the part where nobody can find it, that's the problem this platform exists to solve.
Every accepted title gets a real, crawlable page on GRID TV — poster, written synopsis, credits, creator profile and related titles — not just a thumbnail buried in a carousel.
What we're looking for
Feature Films
Narrative features of any budget, finished and cleared for distribution.
Short Films
Shorts of roughly 5–40 minutes. Festival runs help but aren't required.
Web Series
Episodic work built for screens, with at least a first season completed.
Documentaries
Feature-length nonfiction with clear rights to all footage and music used.
Docuseries
Multi-part nonfiction built around one subject, place or scene.
Music Videos
Visuals where you control both the master and the publishing, or hold written clearance.
Live Performances
Concert films, sets, showcases and recorded stage work.
Podcasts
Audio or video podcasts, ideally with an existing back catalog of episodes.
Street Media
Documentary-style street and culture programming shot on location.
Original Digital Content
Formats built for streaming that don't fit a traditional category.
How it works
- 1
Submit your project
Upload your finished cut, poster and synopsis through the GRID TV submission form. You'll need a free account so the submission stays attached to you and you can track its status.
- 2
GRID TV reviews the submission
Someone on the team watches the work and checks the rights information you provided. Music clearance and missing credits are the two most common reasons a submission stalls.
- 3
Selected creators are contacted
If your work fits the platform, we reach out about distribution and licensing terms before anything is published.
- 4
Approved content is prepared for GRID TV
We build your title page — synopsis, credits, poster, related titles — and set up your creator profile with whatever biography and links you send us.
Submitting does not guarantee acceptance or distribution. GRID TV reviews every submission individually and declines work regularly — most often over unresolved music or footage rights. A decline is not a judgment on the film.
Before you submit: rights
You must hold, or be licensed for, every right needed to distribute your work on a streaming platform. That includes the score and any songs, archival or stock footage, still photographs, fonts in your titles, and appearance releases for identifiable people on camera. A commercial music track without a written sync license is the single most common blocker we see, and it can't be waived on our side.
Ready to submit?
Use the GRID TV submission form to upload your film and poster. Questions about a project, a licensing deal or a format we haven't listed? Email us first.