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What does .film mean?

.film is a generic top-level domain introduced in 2015. Legible for production companies and film projects; priced like the industry it serves.
Type
Generic TLD
Introduced
2015
Typical price
~$70–90/yr

Registry operator: Motion Picture Domain Registry Pty Ltd — per the IANA root database.

Source: IANA root zone database, checked August 23, 2026.

What .film is actually used for

A production company or a specific film's site on .film reads naturally. For ongoing studios, also weigh .tv and .studio.

Is .film a country code or generic domain?

.film is a generic top-level domain (gTLD), not tied to any country. It's available to register through accredited registrars worldwide.

Who runs .film?

.film is operated by Motion Picture Domain Registry Pty Ltd. It has been live in the official IANA DNS root since 2015.

Can anyone register a .film domain?

Yes — .film is open for public registration through accredited registrars. Availability of a specific name still depends on whether someone already owns it. Here’s how to check whether a specific name is taken.

Should you use it?

Our short answer: Legible for production companies and film projects; priced like the industry it serves. For the full pros, cons, and rating, read the complete .film review.

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