There are many new and different ways of financing your film. The challenge is choosing the film finance model that fits your script and marketing plans. Never forget that whichever model you choose, you will need to assemble the different types of paperwork you need to create to secure the funding Producers Foundation Certificate is […]
re·mark·a·ble [ri-mahr-kuh-buhl] adjective 1. notably or conspicuously unusual: extraordinary: a remarkable change. 2. worthy of notice or attention. I get invited to do a lot of guest speaking and generally my hosts want a few simple sharp film facts wrapped in an uplifting and inspirational package – not exactly a happy pill, but similar I […]
Our 2019 Crowdfunding Campaign is based on the idea that “you always remember your first” – the first indie film experience that turned us into film lovers and filmmakers. We thought you would like to share with young audiences to spark their interest in indie film. We’ve compiled a list of what we consider to […]
Attracting young audiences to the cinema has been an ongoing issue over the last decade. According to the BFI, 15-24 year olds regularly made up over 40% of the audience in the1990s. In 2017, however, they represented just 28%. Though this age group still continues to dominate the majority of young cinema goers, it is […]
Crowdfunding is as old as the hills. Collection plates at places of worship, street buskers with hats, iconic public edifices life London’s Albert Hall and New York’s Statue of Liberty were crowdfunded. Crowdfunding today is hitched to social media. Understanding this new relationship will help you prevent crowdfunding disasters. Do it right, and social media […]
2013 has been a vibrant year: this summer was one of the most merciless ones for movies in years, crowdfunding reached its all time high with “Veronica Mars”, Netflix original series became the first ever to receive Primetime Emmy nominations, and the list goes on. That does trigger curiosity – what’s gonna happen next year? […]
On Friday morning, June 15th, a BBC online headline caught my eye: Will school blogger return? Six weeks ago, a 9 year old Scottish schoolgirl, Martha Payne launched a cute, sweet blog called “Neverseconds” in which she was posting a daily picture of her school lunch, a few simple lines of comments about her day […]
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