You have finished a film, a series or a music video, and you want it seen. On CommuniFilms, it starts with a page. To list your film is to give it a documented page that presents it and makes it visible. And a well-filled page works for you, even while you sleep. Here is how to create it, then optimize it.
List your film: create your page step by step
To list your film, you must hold the rights, or be a member of the team authorized by the producer. Then everything is filled in step by step. First the format — feature film, short film, series or music video. Next the genres, the technical details (running time, country, year, production) and the summary. Then add the cast and crew, whom you can invite by email. Enter festival selections and awards, if the film has any. Finally, attach the media: poster, stills, trailer and viewing link. In a few minutes, your work exists on the site.
A complete page is a page that gets seen
Leave no field empty. Every piece of information you add makes your page richer, and therefore better ranked. The summary, above all, deserves real care: a few sentences that tell the film, rather than a single line. This is text that search engines read, and that your future viewers read too. Likewise, well-filled genres and details push your film up in the site’s filters and searches. A page is worth it in itself: it stays visible even if no one else has signed up yet.
Clear titles, light images
A few simple settings change everything for ranking. Give your film a clear, exact title: that is what people will search for. Before you upload your images, rename the files clearly — ‘my-film-poster.jpg’ rather than ‘IMG_2043’. And fill in the alternative text of each image: it describes the picture for visually impaired people and for Google. On the technical side, prefer the JPG format and a portrait poster. Keep files light, under 100 KB: a heavy image slows the page and drives people away. (image compression tools : https://tinypng.com/ or https://squoosh.app/ ) A polished visual, finally, serves as the thumbnail: it is what triggers the click.
Invite your team
Once the page is ready, invite the people who made the film. For each credited person, CommuniFilms offers to send an invitation by email. Everyone has a good reason to join you: their name is in the credits. So your cast and crew become visible in turn, and sometimes creators of their own pages. So, list your film, complete it with care, and bring in those who made it with you.