A Seat At The Production Table, Film Financing | Tips For New Producers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2017
- Well before the cameras roll, every potential project goes through an extensive vetting process. This free-form session illuminates that process by replicating a typical production finance meeting.
Listen in as production executives, lawyers, financiers, producers and sales agents analyze hypothetical film and television case studies, discussing the essential elements and key factors that determine how and why a project gets financed.
Speakers:
* Shirley Davis (Vice President, Physical Production, Alcon Entertainment)
* Robert Katz (Co-Founder, Shine Box Media Group)
* Brian O’Shea (CEO, The Exchange)
* Miguel Palos (Chief Financial Officer, IM Global)
* Christopher Spicer (Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP)
* Joseph Woolf (Owner, Trowbridge Capital)
Moderated by Joe Chianese (Executive Vice President, EP Financial Solutions). Session sponsored by Entertainment Partners
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The Producers Guild of America is a non-profit trade organization that represents, protects and promotes the interests of all members of the producing team in film, television and new media.
The Guild invests in its core values that benefit the industry at large. These values are rooted in facilitating employment of its members, advocating for sustainable practices in production that minimize human and environmental harm, ensuring a set culture that advances safety and creates viable pathways into the guild for the next generation of producers, particularly those from populations under-represented in the industry. Year-round it hosts a number of educational, mentoring and professional networking programs.
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The wisest advice was given by Robert Katz.
Responding to the
Miguel statement:
It is not just about just making a film but a successful one.
An artist must believe and stand by their because if one compromises & it gets made & it becomes a piece of shift, the artist will suffer.
So I tell all of us warriors of our visions. fight for your vision regardless how long it takes & how hard the battle, and savor the ultimate victory.
Remember Stallone and Rocky. Starving he turned down $200K but he fought for his vision & won.
That's a hero to inspire us.
Exactly !!!
I'm living what Robert Katz said ..Truth !!
@Producers Guild of America, Regarding the great advice given on first time producing, does that logic apply to television as well or is it exclusive to the big screen?
Hello PGA, tell me where I can find the producers who are interested in the new format of TV games shows.
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Just finished the new book soul switchers, looking for a co writer for the film. time travel and souls taken
That sounds very interesting!
I definitely agree with you guys I always hate that. When you know that you have a real great idea but you couldn't give it to someone else. But unfortunately that would probably be your only option.
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Read my comment.
Fuck the opposition. And there will be opposition (listen to Two Hands video by TD Jakes).
Fight, if you believe in your vision.
I remember some years back I have an idea for a show and I made a mistake of telling this guy who was working at this production company what happened while I was back east he went stole my idea and took the credit for the show. Ever since then I'm little bit more hesitant of telling anybody any ideas I have a preferred keeping it to myself.
thank you for advices
its advice even as plural
@@protagonist6969 it's*