Watch everything.
Five dollars a month.
Cancel any time. A free account already follows, saves, rates and reviews.
What membership is
The whole catalog
Every film on Segla, start to finish. Shorts, features, pilots and proofs of concept, from filmmakers in thirteen cities.
New premieres every week
A film goes up most nights, with a programmer's note signed by the person who chose it. Tonight's premiere is on the front page.
The screening room
Full screen, one film at a time, no autoplay into something else. It is the closest a browser gets to sitting down.
Member screenings and events first
Tickets to Segla nights open to members before anybody else, and some rooms only open to members at all.
A share of every fee goes to the filmmakers you watch
Not a flat licence paid years ago. Your five dollars follows what you actually finished.
What a free account does
Making an account costs nothing and always will. Watching the films is the part that is paid for.
Follow
Follow a filmmaker and you hear first when their next film goes up.
Save
Keep a watchlist, and see what is leaving before it goes.
Rate and review
Half stars, and as many words as you want under them.
Lists
Build a list, rank it, and let other people find it.
Messages
Write to another viewer, or to a filmmaker, about a film.
Where the money goes
Member fees are pooled every month and shared with filmmakers by completed watch time. A film somebody finished counts for more than a film somebody opened and left.
Filmmakers see the whole picture on their dashboard: viewers, completion, saves, reviews, new followers, the cities they came from, and the share those numbers earned. Nothing about the split is a secret from the person who made the film.
Before you join
Can I cancel?
Any time, from settings, in two clicks. You keep watching until the month you paid for runs out.
Where can I watch?
Any browser, on a phone, a laptop or a television. There is nothing to install and no device limit.
Where do the films come from?
Filmmakers send them. Anybody can submit a film, and a programmer watches every submission start to finish.
How does a film get programmed?
A programmer watches it, writes a note and signs it, then sets a premiere date. The filmmaker's followers hear before anyone else.
Five dollars. Everything.