VOD is a relatively new distribution channel that has emerged with the advent of digital technology, while the other options have been around for decades.

Theatrical release offers filmmakers the potential for a wider audience reach, higher revenue potential, and greater creative control over the presentation of their films.

Streaming is a method of delivering video content over the internet, while DVD, Blu-ray, and VHS are all physical media formats.

VOD offers consumers the convenience of watching movies and TV shows whenever and wherever they want, at an affordable price, and with a wide variety of content to choose from.

IPTV is a method of delivering television content over the internet, while OTA, cable, and satellite are all traditional broadcasting platforms.

OTA television broadcasting is free to receive, unlike cable, satellite, and IPTV, which require a subscription.

Virtual film festivals are a relatively new type of festival that has emerged with the advent of digital technology, while competitive, non-competitive, and thematic festivals have been around for decades.

Film festivals serve a variety of purposes, including showcasing new films, promoting independent filmmakers, and educating audiences about cinema.

Festival markets are not a specific type of film market, but rather a type of event where films are showcased and sold.

Film markets serve a variety of purposes, including facilitating the buying and selling of film rights, promoting co-production opportunities, and networking with other film professionals.

Non-profit distributors are not a specific type of film distribution company, but rather a type of organization that distributes films for non-commercial purposes.

Self-distribution offers filmmakers greater creative control, higher profit potential, and more flexibility in release strategies.

Co-distribution agreements are not a specific type of film distribution agreement, but rather a type of agreement where two or more distributors share the rights to distribute a film.

Film distribution agreements serve a variety of purposes, including defining the terms of the distribution of a film, protecting the rights of the filmmaker, and ensuring that the film is distributed in a timely and effective manner.

The film's release date is not a factor that affects the distribution of a film, but rather a factor that is determined by the distributor.