What's the big idea?
Creative media (manuscripts, scripts/screenplays) flows into agents and publishers through a variety of ways—email, courier, snail mail. But as the cost of content is pushed down, everyone in the value chain are looking for ways to increase efficiency and cut costs. Enter QMinr.com.
QMinr.com organizes all incoming submissions in one, online location; while at the same time pulling relevant meta data to help make an agents and editors job easier.
Describe the nearest player in your field.
The status quo.
How are you different from that player?
—Makes the job of an agent, editor, and publisher easier.
—Helps an agency and publisher save money.
—Improves efficiency.
—Integrates powerful data, allowing for better decisions.
How's the world different with your idea in it?
Help creative media professionals sort through the droves of content available to them, so that they can represent the best artists.
Why are you the one to run with this idea?
I have six years of experience as the founder of a start-up in the creative media technology space; a great list of customer contacts; fund raising experience ($800K+); and a fire in my belly to make this work!
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Dante Chua
You are a lucky guy. With CreativeByLine you got significant funding. With QMinr you got 50K funding. How do they differ? If CreativeByLine didn’t kick-off with fairly good funding, how can you make qminr.com a success with significantly less funding?
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