Tiny Budget Feature Film Strategies for Frugal Producers

How much you spend to make a feature film has nothing to do with how profitable it is. It's quite easy to spend $1M+ on a film and have it earn nothing it all. It's also quite possible to spend very little and earn quite a lot. Tangerine cost $100K to produce and earned $800k+. El Mariachi cost $7000 to make and earned $2M+. You can struggle for years and take lots of risks to make a film, or you can happily make several projects a year that make money. Whether you are producing films here in Hollywood, or making them elsewhere in the world, this workshop provides you with skills and tools you can use to make micro budget movies profitably. 

TIP: If you want to make more expensive movies, this workshop's resources will help you maximize the bang you get for your buck no matter what you produce. Furthermore, making small, easy-to-sell, fast-shoot features is the best way to get the credits and experience you need to make much bigger films with the help of investors or banks.  Your first film shouldn't be a $1M+ feature, even if you are hiring "expert help" to aid you. It is too easy to dig yourself a hole personally, professionally, financially that you never get out of. Particularly now. 

If you are not happy with the workshop within 24 hours after purchase email nancy@nancyfultonmeetups.com for a full refund.

Right after you sign up, click VIEW CONTENT in the confirmation email to access all resources. Bookmark the page on your phone and computer so you have access to them going forward. No Risk Guarantee. If you are not completely happy with your purchase, email me within 24 hours for a full refund.

Topics Addressed in this workshop include:

• What hardware to shoot on.
• What software to edit with. 
• Where to shoot for free and cheap. 
• What kind of projects are cheapest and easiest to produce and earn the most money.
• Making your movie look more expensive than it is. 
• Guaranteeing distribution. 
• Getting paid. 
• Why shooting several inexpensive features pays off better than shooting one large project. 
• Why shooting something you own lock, stock, and barrel is a very good thing.
• Why not having to borrow money or find investors to fund a film is a very good thing.

You will get the following resources immediately after signing up for this workshop. 

• Video: Tiny Budget Feature Film Strategies for Frugal Producers Workshop
• Workbook: Tiny Budget Feature Film Strategies for Frugal Producers 
• Video: Contract Fundamentals with Attorney Justin Sterling
• Avoiding Litigation with Attorney Justin Sterling
• Workbook: Avoiding Litigation with Attorney Justin Sterling
• Video How to Hire People Legally & Get Workers Comp Nationwide with Castifi
  
• Video How to Book Locations 
• Workbook Renting Locations
• Creating Film Distribution Deliverables with Barbara Javitz
• Video Working with Aggregators vs Distributors
• Video Selling your Feature Film in 170+ Countries with RightsTrade

• Video How to create an independent film budget using Excel.

• Video Writing a Screenplay using Final Draft and other applications.

• Video Due Diligence The Art & Science of Not Getting Scammed

• Video The $100 Home Studio

• Video Green Screen Fundamentals

• Workbook Green Screen Fundamentals

Testimonials

“ Nancy you are amazing. Thank you for doing all this to benefit all of us newcomers. ” — DP

“ Very relevant and helpful. Nancy, you're doing a great job! Thank you! ”

— Pamela Davis

“ Nancy is amazing and such a gift to the filmmaking community. ”

— Jim Henson

“ Nancy, you amaze me with your giving spirit and ability to bring such great guests on board. Thanks for all you do to help us excel in our careers. ”

— Susan Shearer

“ A very useful, educational resource that is incredibly generous in giving knowledge and expertise to the film making community. ”

— Pippa Hinchley

“ Good information resource. Well organized. ”

— JB

“ Nancy's Film Funding Club is very valuable. Always lots of great information. It's very obvious that she puts a lot of work into these seminars for us (slide shows, audio recordings, coordinating guest speakers, etc.). I am very grateful and appreciative to her and her guests for their time and talent to help further our careers. ”

— Jodi

“ interesting, innovative approach. thank you, Nancy! ”

— Camille Bacos

“I'm thoroughly enjoying this club. I wish I had found out about it way earlier, I'd be way ahead of the game. I would recommend this club to anyone who truly wants to learn the business aspect of the film industry. ”

— Reinaldo D'Amico