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Energy2Karma is a Mumbai-based content distribution business connecting international films, documentaries, animation and other programmes with buyers and distribution partners. We help organize title discovery, private screenings and licensing discussions around a buyer’s audience and market.

Start with the catalogue and shortlist relevant titles. Share your platform, company details, requested rights, Indian or other territories, preferred term and language requirements. Energy2Karma checks title suitability and rights availability before discussing a licence.

SVOD supports subscription viewing, AVOD supports advertising-funded on-demand viewing, and TVOD commonly supports individual rentals or purchases. FAST relates to scheduled, advertising-supported streaming channels. Each permitted use must be defined in the title’s agreement; one model should not be assumed to include the others.

Yes, you can submit an enquiry for these uses, as well as waterborne, institutional or other specific rights. Availability depends on the title, territory, existing licences and the rights holder’s mandate. A catalogue listing is not confirmation that every right is available.

Open a title or add films to your shortlist, then select Request screeners. Provide your name, business email, company, role, country and acquisition requirements. Requests are reviewed before private links are released by email.

The catalogue includes international cinema, documentaries, documentary series, animation and short films. Use format, language and genre filters to find relevant titles, or send a focused programming brief for a recommendation.

Existing dubbed versions and subtitle files vary by title and must be verified. Let us know which Indian or other languages you need. Any new dubbing or subtitling work, permissions, costs and delivery dates must be agreed separately.

Use the Submit your content form with your company details, synopsis, public trailer and the rights you control. Explain existing licences and available delivery materials. Representation and marketing scope are discussed before any title is added to the catalogue.

No. Trailers support discovery and private screeners support evaluation. Distribution, broadcast, exhibition and adaptation rights require a separate written agreement defining the permitted use.

Commercial terms depend on the title, use, territories, term, exclusivity and other agreed conditions. Share your acquisition requirements so the relevant rights holder can consider them. The website does not quote standard fees or promise exclusive availability.

Yes. Tell us about your audience, platform or channel, preferred genres, languages, territories, runtime and target release window. Include budget parameters and any editorial restrictions where possible. This helps us recommend a focused shortlist rather than send an entire library.

You can enquire about either a single title or a collection. Tell us which titles you want and whether you need a themed package, a series or a broader programming slate. Minimum commitments and package terms, if any, depend on the relevant rights holder and are discussed before an agreement.

The website is a discovery selection built around titles with public trailer assets. It should not be treated as an exhaustive availability list. If you cannot find the genre, language or format you need, send a brief so we can check suitable content and current representation.

We check the requested territory, platform, languages, dates and exclusivity against the rights holder’s mandate and known licensing restrictions. Ask for written confirmation of the proposed rights scope before making release commitments. A public title page is an invitation to enquire, not an availability guarantee.

You can request either. State whether exclusivity is essential, which territories and services it should cover, and the licence term you need. Existing licences, holdbacks and the rights holder’s plans may limit the available options. Exclusivity must be expressly agreed for the defined scope.

Tell us the exact countries you need rather than relying only on a regional label. Multi-territory requests can be considered where the relevant rights are available and represented. Coverage is confirmed title by title, and a licence for India should not be assumed to include neighbouring countries.

Do not assume they are included. Name the specific channels, services, territories and intended uses, including full-film uploads, clips or monetization. Social and platform-specific permissions may be excluded from a title’s existing mandate or require a separate agreement.

Describe the commercial structure you want to discuss, including your service, territories and reporting approach. Proposals are assessed with the relevant rights holder. Energy2Karma does not publish standard deal terms or promise acceptance of a revenue-share, fee or minimum-guarantee model.

Identify the titles you want to pursue, your intended use and the information still needed to make a decision. Share specific editorial feedback, preferred timing and required materials. If a title is unsuitable, a brief explanation helps us improve the next recommendation.

Keep access within the evaluation group and conditions approved for that screener. Ask us before forwarding links to another organization or a wider team. If a link expires or fails, send the title name and a description of the problem so access can be checked. Do not repost the screener to another service.

Timing depends on rights confirmation, negotiations, the required documents, existing materials and the receiving platform’s quality checks. Share your target date early. A delivery schedule should be agreed after these dependencies are reviewed; a screener request does not guarantee a release date.

A public trailer or artwork image is available for browsing, but publication on your own service or campaign should be covered by the agreed promotional permissions. Tell us which assets and uses you need, including edits, subtitles, clips and social promotion, so approval can be confirmed.

Introduce your company and your role in the project. Include the title, format, synopsis, genre, year, runtime or episode breakdown, original language, a public trailer and available artwork. Explain the rights you control, existing licences and the territories you want to discuss. Mention whether a private screener and delivery materials are ready.

Yes, you may introduce content if you own the relevant rights or are authorized to represent them. Explain your relationship to the rights holder and the scope of your authority. Representation documents and title-specific rights information may be needed before Energy2Karma agrees to market or license a title.

The initial information is reviewed for content fit, rights clarity and material readiness. We may request a private screener, further metadata or clarification of your sales objectives. Any representation scope and commercial terms must be agreed before the submission becomes an active distribution arrangement.

No. A submission opens a discussion. It does not guarantee representation, platform placement, licensing income or a sale. Buyers make their own editorial and commercial decisions, and a distribution agreement should define the work and responsibilities that have actually been accepted.

Yes, provided you clearly explain the remaining rights and any limits on your authority. Disclose existing distributors, exclusive mandates, licensed territories, terms, holdbacks and platform restrictions. We need to understand what can still be offered before approaching buyers.

Representation scope is discussed case by case. Identify the territories, rights and period you want Energy2Karma to handle, along with any rights you intend to retain. Do not assume a worldwide or exclusive mandate exists unless it is expressly included in the signed agreement.

The relevant agreement should define any commission, approved expenses, payment responsibilities and reporting arrangements. Ask for these details before committing. The website does not set a standard commission rate, payment schedule or advance, and costs should not be treated as approved simply because a title was submitted.

Yes. Include the intended audience, format and available materials. For a series, provide both series-level information and an episode list with individual runtimes. For animation, describe the target audience without assuming every animated title is suitable for children. Acceptance and suitable sales opportunities are assessed separately.

You can introduce the project and explain its completion stage, expected materials and sales objectives. A public catalogue page on this website requires a suitable public trailer. Private screeners should be shared only through an agreed private route, not placed in a public trailer field. An introduction does not commit E2K to representing an unfinished project.

Identify the work needed before agreeing a deal. Responsibility for costs, approvals, schedules and resulting assets should be settled in writing with the relevant parties. Do not assume Energy2Karma, the producer or the buyer will automatically fund localization or repairs.

Prepare an inventory of the actual video masters, audio tracks, subtitles, dubbed versions, posters, stills, trailers, synopses and credits you hold. For episodic content, keep the series and episode identifiers consistent. Confirm the buyer’s delivery specification before packaging or uploading the files.

State exactly which subtitle and dubbed-language files exist and which are still planned. Requirements vary by buyer and title. We may ask for a suitable evaluation version or additional language materials, but an unverified spreadsheet label should not be presented as a ready-to-deliver file.

An upload is a delivery step, not final acceptance or publication. Review the platform’s current specifications and the reported issue, agree who will correct it, and track the replacement through quality control. Common checks include file naming, artwork dimensions, subtitle format, metadata consistency and episode mapping.

Contact your Energy2Karma point of contact with the title and the exact change, including affected territories, rights or dates. New licences, mandate expiry and material restrictions need to be reflected in current discussions and listings. Withdrawal or termination is handled according to the relevant agreement; it does not automatically cancel existing licences.

These uses should be discussed separately and should never be inferred from a standard screening or distribution request. Specify the intended use and confirm who controls the necessary permissions. A catalogue entry, submission or screener does not itself authorize adaptation, archival reuse or AI training.

Use the reference shown after submitting the website form, if you have one, and include the title or shortlist, company name and the purpose of your follow-up. Send updates to info@energy2karma.com. Keep revised rights information and new material links clearly labelled so the current version can be identified.