.FILM Domain
.FILM is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) designed for the film and movie industry, including filmmakers, production companies, and cinema-related businesses.
Registry & Technical Information
Registry Information
Technical Details
Launch Dates & Availability
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Registration Requirements:
No specific restrictions, but intended for use by entities related to the film industry.
Additional Information
A generic top-level domain (gTLD) is an unrestricted domain extension that can be used by anyone, but is typically associated with a specific industry or purpose.
The .FILM domain was introduced as part of ICANN's new gTLD program to expand the domain name space and provide more specific domain options for different industries.
Frequently Asked Questions
.FILM is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) designed for the film and movie industry, including filmmakers, production companies, and cinema-related businesses. The .FILM TLD is managed by Motion Picture Domain Registry Pty Ltd and was introduced in 2015.
Registration for .FILM domains has the following restrictions: No specific restrictions, but intended for use by entities related to the film industry.
The average pricing for a .FILM domain is $50. Prices may vary between registrars and can differ based on registration period and additional services.
WHOIS information for .FILM domains can be queried through the WHOIS server: whois.nic.film. You can also use the RDAP service at https://rdap.centralnic.com/film/ for more structured data access.
Popular registrars that support .FILM domains include: GoDaddy, Namecheap, 101domain, and more. Check the supported registrars section for complete information and links.
The .FILM domain is a well-established gTLD with strong recognition and trust. It's suitable for various purposes including business, organization, and personal websites.