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Financing
an independent feature film is not as hard as some would-be
filmmakers make it out to be. Resources do exist,
for short films as well as features, for finishing or completion
funds you can go to when you find out what post-production
really, really costs. This page is here to help you learn
creative ways you can raise financing for a feature film,
apply for grant money from grant sources and foundations
specifically allocated for the arts, find private film financiers
and venture capital to fund your movie , basically, do whatever
you need to do to get your movie made! Excuses are over...pre-production
starts immediately! Find investors, co-production grants
and distribution partners who are seeking a film investment
opportunity right now!
Grants/Foundation Information and Resources
Educate yourself about Film Financing (Informational Articles)
Looking at Filmmakers from the Film Finance Side
Other Funding Info/Misc. Resources
Finance
Your Films And Movies In 2005 - 2006
The
Film & Movie Finance Dealmakers eBook's
exclusive purpose is to 'empower' you the film and entertainment
industry related professional and film makers, give access
to banks, investment bankers, power brokers, private equity,
equity funds, film financiers and entertainments industry
key Dealmakers that are actively involved in funding independent
film makers movies, co-producing, managing and/or developing
ideas from concept to the big screen. All the resources you
will ever need to succeed in raising capital and get the
money you want to make your unique film.
Morrie
Warshawski, author of "Shaking
the Money Tree: How to Get Grants and Donations for Film
and Video" is a consultant, facilitator,
and writer with over 25 years experience in the nonprofit
arts sector. His list of clients includes well-known entities
such as the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Independent
Feature Project, and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur
Foundation, as well as regional nonprofits including the
California Arts Council, the St. Louis Art Museum, and the
New Orleans Video Access Center. This guy's got some good
things to say, so if you're serious about making a film,
take a listen...
Louise Levison, author of "Filmmakers
and Financing: Business Plans for Independents"is
President and Founder of Business Strategies, a consulting
firm, which specializes in writing business plans for film,
Internet and other entertainment related companies, developing
corporate strategies and guiding entrepreneurs in looking for
and working with equity financing.
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