SnagFilms is an online service that streams independent movies and documentaries to users. It is free to use and offers a diverse selection of content. It is available on most popular devices including smartphones, tablets and laptops. The website is easy to navigate and features a clean interface that makes it very user-friendly.
The company’s library of more than 650 films is made up of both classic and modern titles. Its titles can be viewed on the site, as well as through a network of websites and other media outlets that feature SnagFilms content. In addition, it has developed a set of tools for nonprofit organizations that allows them to “adopt” an individual film and share it with their membership in a variety of ways.
Some of the films featured on SnagFilms focus on social issues. For example, director/producer Lisa Russell’s documentary We Will Not Die Like Dogs is an inspirational story about four AIDS activists in Africa. The movie was screened at several public events, and was then distributed by SnagFilms via their online community of partners.
In addition, SnagFilms has a number of partnerships with the biggest cable and telco companies, which broadcast its titles to millions of subscribers. The company’s films can be viewed through pay-on-demand services offered by Comcast and FiOS, as well as on iTunes, HuluPlus and Amazon.
SnagFilms also recently announced that its collection of films will soon be available on nine additional outlets and platforms, including DirectTV and Xbox 360. These new distribution deals will enable SnagFilms to reach even more consumers than it already does.
Streaming is the name of the game with SnagFilms
SnagFilms is one of the most popular and widely used streaming services on the web, and for good reason. Its selection of films and shows is diverse, and its interface is simple and easy to navigate. It also offers a number of useful tools, such as a movie trailer viewer, an IMDB search bar and the ability to rate a film.
The site is also available on most major video streaming devices, including Xbox, PlayStation and many TV’s. Its selection of films and shows is growing, and its website has received some much-needed updates to make it more user-friendly.
It also features a lot of original comedy shorts, “Before They Were Famous” and eye-opening documentaries. Its content is not as well-known as Netflix’s or Hulu’s, but it’s still a great source for quality independent films and shows.
In the future, SnagFilms plans to expand its platform by adding a few more features that will make it more appealing to audiences. Its latest upgrade includes a set of tools that make it easier for organizations to “adopt” a film and share it with their members. It will also allow them to create their own “virtual theater,” a small widget that they can embed on blogs and other social-networking sites.
With SnagFilms, Ted Leonsis, a former CEO of AOL, has created a new venture that aims to deliver documentary movies in a variety of new ways. In doing so, Leonsis hopes to spread the word about these important films and further their social impact.
