.film is a new internet extension that is dedicated to the film industry. Since officially launching in October 2015, organisations and individuals around the world are now creating .film websites to promote their products and services. Some examples of use include:

• Film Titles
• Film Festivals
• Non-profit Organisations
• Film Awards
• Individuals
• Production/Distribution Companies

.film domain names must be registered at an ICANN accredited registrar. You can find a full list of registrars that are accredited to sell .film by clicking here. 

The cost of a .film domain name varies between registrars. Please contact your domain registrar of choice about their latest offering. You can find a full list of accredited registrars here.

Premium domain names are highly desirable domain names that have an established Internet presence and a solid traffic history and are offered at prices commensurate with their value. For further information, please refer to the Registration Policy.

The WHOIS service provides information on ownership of a .film domain including its nameservers and sponsoring Registrar. It also tells you if the domain you are looking for is available, registered or reserved.

Some domain names have been reserved by the Registry for security, stability and operational reasons. For further information, please refer to the Registration Policy.

The acronym gTLD stands for generic Top-Level Domain. Current gTLD’s include: .com, .edu, .net, .org, .gov. In addition, there are also country code Top-Level Domains (ccTLD) such as: .au, .de, .uk, etc. The complete list of gTLDs and ccTLDs is available from: https://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt