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Got it. So for this the obvious part is you would need to contact every studio you can find, and work out some sort of deal with them that would fit with whatever your business plan might be. There are probably some that have exclusive deals with other content broker companies, but most will have some sort of non exclusive outright/percentage deal they might be intersted in doing.
Be prepared to be met with a bit of skepticism from any company that doesn't know you personally. From a producer aspect you are approched by TONS of content brokers/vod providers, etc. The vast majoirty do not pan out or do so little business you are sure you're either getting ripped off or just wasted time setting it up. Very few do the business that would make a studio sit up and take notice, especially if they are getting paid reliably from another company(s).
I would concentrate on the studios you don't see everywhere, or do not see at all. There's a few studios that I have not seen their content anywhere online, short of actual DVDs. It might be they are not interested, that no one has approched them, or that have something else in the works with the content.
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