I THOUGHT I'D
SEEN THEM ALL

I'm Griffin Howes. I've spent more than ten years working in film, and I've been in love with movies since I was a kid.

Nothing ever beat picking a movie off the shelf at Blockbuster with no idea what you were getting, taking it home, and finding out you loved it. Enough trips there, enough afternoons in my local library, and enough nights scrolling streaming apps with nothing to show for it — I wanted that feeling back.

That's Deep Cut. It's been proving me wrong ever since.

Deep Cut is two things at once. It's an independent streaming platform — fourteen channels of award-winning short films, free, running all night. And it's a tool for cinephiles to find their next watch: you sign up, start marking the films you love, and it deals you deep cuts you've never seen, on the services you already pay for.

It's free, and anyone can use it. But a platform like this costs money to run, so if you feel like chipping in, you can.

And supporting the house here does more than unlock the full app. It buys you a vote. 60% of every dollar goes to financing an independent filmmaker's next project. We read every pitch that comes in and watch every director's previous work — what's left is the part we don't decide: which one gets made first.