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About Michael Palombo

Dan Latrimurti from The Filmmakers Channel asked Michael Palombo the founder of Filmmaker’s help to make a statement about his affiliation, and partnership, with The Filmmakers Channel
Dan’s passion for what he's doing, as been a joy to work with Michael says, as he too has become tunnel vision in his work with Dan, building a possible viable market place’s for filmmakers.
It’s been almost a year since Michael found Dan Latrimurti and Anthony DellaFlora the cofounder’s of The Filmmakers Channel He started working with the team after they open his eyes to a new world of video distribution, making it possible for filmmakers to pay-per-view, right off their own website, using a higher quality player than YouTube. Michael says' he was amassed at the quality of the player, and soon realized, if he was going to be of any real help to The Filmmakers Channel, and to filmmakers. He needed to build a site that would help bring awareness, and offer resources for filmmakers.

Michael settled on Filmmaker’s help, to offer all the services that a filmmakers would need to self-distribute. At the same time offer a place, to start distributing now, with The Filmmakers Channel

Almost a year latter, Michael couldn’t have imagined, that it would end up being the greatest challenge, and one of the most extraordinary thing he's ever done. Next to blowing glass for the last 8 years, this takes the cake he confesses.

Filmmaker’s help has been instrumental in networking, and establishing new distribution networks, for filmmakers and distributors. The new launch of Lee Bardens network for Martial Arts, the Martial Arts Channel. is a testament, that the future of internet distribution is here. For not just filmmakers, but producers. As in Lee Barden and Walter Faulkner case. Located in Floridia, Walter is a Full Time Professional, and is an Award winning Producer\Director with over 25 years of production experience in the local Jacksonville area, and statewide Florida. Also a big promoter of Martial Arts and sport related events.

Michael is very happy to announce the newest film, to The Flmmakers Channel Network,
"Ingo Storm" with his new indie horror film "7 Jungle Spirit" a 2lifefilm production. Based on enough true events it might just scare you. Ingo say's that he thinks it's more a documentary than a movie. If it's based on true events, and events getting ready to happen." Then I would say it's over the top scary"

well It sound like these guys have their hands full with this new way of distribution. We will just have to see how this unfolds,
for them and for filmmakers. If this does work out, filmmakers are going to be rushing to the internet to set up their own pay-per-view websites. All in all The Filmmakers Channel is growing with both viewers and filmmakers, and very well could be, the next great place to find independent films, that in the past were limited to showing in some obscure guild, accessible only to those within driving distance.