Budgeting: We help filmmakers create a realistic budget for their project, taking into account all of the necessary expenses, including casting, crew, locations, equipment, and post-production. We offer guidance on how to allocate resources effectively and how to maximize the budget for the greatest impact.

Scheduling: We help filmmakers develop a comprehensive production schedule that takes into account all of the necessary tasks, including casting, rehearsals, location scouting, set design, and post-production. We offer guidance on how to manage the schedule effectively and how to ensure that all tasks are completed on time.

Logistics: We help filmmakers manage the logistics of their production, including transportation, accommodations, and catering. We also assist with legal and insurance matters, such as securing permits, releases, and insurance coverage.

Crew Management: We help filmmakers hire and manage the crew for their production, including cinematographers, editors, sound engineers, and other key personnel. We offer guidance on how to assemble a talented and experienced team that is well-suited to the specific needs of the project.

Overall, our goal is to help filmmakers plan and manage the pre-production process in a way that maximizes creativity, efficiency, and budget. By providing guidance and support throughout the pre-production planning process, we help filmmakers bring their creative vision to life on the screen.

Private Equity: Private equity is a form of investment in which funds are raised from private investors or investment firms and then used to finance a film project. Private equity investors typically seek a return on their investment through a share of the film's profits or other forms of revenue sharing. Private equity can be a useful option for filmmakers looking to finance a film project outside of traditional sources such as studios or banks, but it often requires a strong business plan and a track record of success.

Investor Relations: We help filmmakers develop and maintain relationships with potential investors, ensuring that they have access to the funding they need to bring their projects to life. We offer guidance on how to identify and approach potential investors, how to create compelling pitch materials, and how to negotiate favorable terms for the financing.

Co-Production: Co-production financing is a way for filmmakers to leverage resources and expertise from multiple countries or production companies to produce a film. This financing model can help filmmakers access new markets, share financial risk, and take advantage of incentives or tax credits that may be available in different countries.

1.     Funding Sourcing: We help filmmakers identify potential co-production partners and financing sources. This involves researching and assessing potential partners based on their experience, resources, and track record, and evaluating the suitability for the project.

Pre-Sales: Pre-sales involve selling distribution rights for a film before it is completed, based on the strength of the script, cast, or director, and other factors. These sales can help filmmakers to secure financing and reduce financial risk, while also providing a guaranteed source of revenue for the film.

1.     Relationships: Pre-sales are typically negotiated by sales agents who have established relationships with distributors and broadcasters around the world. Therefore, it's important to work with a reputable sales agent who has a strong track record of successfully packaging and selling films. A sales agent with good relationships in the industry can help to maximize the pre-sales revenue and increase the film's chances of success, which we can do for you!

Debt Financing: Tax incentives backed with debt financing is a financing model that combines tax incentives with traditional debt financing to provide funding for film productions. In this model, the tax incentives are used as collateral to secure a loan from a lender, with the loan amount typically based on the value of the tax incentives. The loan is then repaid using the tax incentives as they become available, providing a lower-cost financing option for the film production.

Product Placement: Product placement is a marketing strategy where products or brands are featured prominently in a film or TV show in exchange for payment or other benefits. This can involve showcasing a product, logo, or brand name in a scene or using the product in a natural way that feels organic to the story. Product placement can be a valuable source of revenue for filmmakers and can also help to offset production costs. However, it's important to ensure that the product placement is done in a way that doesn't detract from the overall story or feel like a blatant advertisement.

**We work with a third party that specializes in product placement.