Movie Budgeting

Movie budgets  - Tip of the day.   

1.  Don't under budget.  It may seem simple but many people who make film budgets attempt to get the budget so low that they remove the ability to adapt to change.  Leave a little room to wiggle.

2. If you are not an expert on fringes, make sure to have a qualified production accountant review your budget.  Fringe costs can be an unexpected overage or savings.

3.  A good budget is required to get your project funded.

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Film budgeting is the craft of the Line Producer and Unit Production Manager.  We create quality, custom proven movie budgets.  

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Film budgets are the critical documents needed to turn your screenplay into a movie.

A quality budget is created by a  Producer or Production Manager and is the guide to creating the film from a financial perspective.  It is critical that it be accurate and made by an experienced Line Producer or UPM.

I am a Producer, Line Producer, Unit Production Manager and Executive Producer and my goal is always to create the most detailed and precise production figures representing the cost to make the film or television production for the investor, writer, director or studio executive.

This blog will further the discipline of film budgeting.  Tips, comments and advice will be offered here to assist the understanding of the process.

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