I have a great idea to get 963 pictures some more publicity and sales.

You should post one of your movies for free on YouTube. It's like giving away a free sample that will get fans hooked and get them wanting more. Trailers are nice and all but they don't really show people what you're truly capable of.

It's a great marketing idea. You could either put up the Unknown Creature, or make a new movie specifically to be put up on YouTube. Plus, if you put TUC up, all those non-supporters who are trying to give away pirate copies will be put out of business. I think it's a great idea.

It's too late for me. Unless there is someone out there with a copy of Unknown Creature in there posesion. I grant them permission to post Unknown Creatur from beginning to end, no altering or editing the movie but just as is for one week only, after that replace it with internet trailer 2. And have them leed Youtube viewers to the Rob DVD store.

I'd do it, as I own The Unknown Creature, but unfortunately Youtube has a length and file size limit. Therefore, it would be impossible to upload the whole film to Youtube. The closest to that that can possibly happen is probably to upload key scenes from the movie, which Sexualburgerking already did with "The Unknown Creature in Four Minutes".

You could always split the file up into multiple parts so people could watch "The Unknown Creature (Part I)", "The Unknown Creature (Part II)", etc. The other idea would be to create an original short film to post up. It could be, say, 20 minutes long. I think you'd still have to split it up, but only into two parts or so.

I'd post the copy that I got from my cousin as a birthday present, but my internet connection is too slow.

That's a really good idea, making a short film to upload to Youtube. If it's just around ten minutes or so, there should be no problem uploading it as just one file.