#film finance

[filmcourage]

Story Is NOT The King... Budget Is The King - Khoa Le

Watch the video interview on YouTube here.

[playfulsparksp]

Maximizing Your Film's Financial Potential: A Complete Budgeting Handbook

🎥📊 Ready to take your film to the next level? Check out our new budgeting handbook to maximize your financial potential! 💰🤑 #filmfinance #budgetinghandbook #financialpotential

If you’re planning to create a film, it’s important to have a clear understanding of your finances. Budgeting is a crucial aspect of filmmaking, as it ensures that you have enough resources to bring your vision to life. With the right approach, you can maximize your film’s financial potential and create a masterpiece that captivates your audience. In this budgeting handbook, we’ll cover all the…

[enyasaints]

I’m not sure what to do.

Direct Aid:

enyasaints@gmail.com

I’ve been trying to fundraise since May and I haven’t even reached half my goal. I’m not sure what kind of curse I’m suffering from where I can never do the things others are able to do. I have seen hundreds of people be able to crowdfund effortessly and I wonder what I’m doing wrong. I was sexually assaulted in the workplace, wrongfully terminated and threatened with a gun. I have overshared to the point that the only thing keeping this case together is that I haven’t shared my employers name. I’m not sure what get’s people’s attention. I’m not sure what to do. Not sure what to say or post

[kazz-brekker]

other people watching the bikeriders: ooh men on motorcycles with leather jackets very cool

me watching the bikeriders: but what job does jodie comer's character has that allows her to have a house and support herself while her husband drives around on a motorcyle all day???

[bitchesgetriches]

The Shawshank Redemption as an extended metaphor for the deficit prison you're trapped in? It's more likely than you think. Learn more.

[mariocki]

Death Dorm (The Dorm That Dripped Blood, 1982)

"I'm not gonna hurt you! I love you! I'm not gonna hurt you like all the others. The others - the others! Do you wanna see the others, huh?"

[cctinsleybaxter]

Was going to joke about them adapting the book Wicked instead but lord knows that's probably in the pipeline too

[burtlancster]

they loved dyeing his hair this fuckass awful color in the late 60s/early 70s why is it the brassiest brown known to man slap some toner on there or something it’s too conspicuous a color for blondie

[bisexuallylitpod]

I wrote an essay. It s about a movie, and it’s about how the world falls apart. If you’re a millennial traumatized by the financial crisis or if you’re interested in finance, you might like it.

I’m gonna blaze this post bc this is the first thing I’ve published in years that was just me, so I’m hoping people check it out.

[gaypudding]

“Erm- I actually never had TikTok because it’s so sad how people spend so many hours of their day online :/ I prefer real life social interaction”

SHUT UP OH MY GOD SHUT UP IM STOMPING YOU TO DEATH WITH MY HOOVES. THERE IS NUANCE TO THINGS!!! THESE THINGS ARE SYMPTOMS TO LARGER PROBLEMS AND JUST SAYING THAT A THING IS BAD DOES NOTHING TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONVERSATION JESUS CHRIST

[filmcourage]

How To Spend A Movie Budget - Sean Reid

Watch the video interview on Youtube here.

[tsivi]

I fought like hell to be this boring leave me alone.

[theouss]

This is how we do

[jarviskingston]

🌎🌏🌍

[vijaykumarsomu]

Rich Dad and Poor Dad

Once, a boy had two father figures in his life. His real father, the "poor dad," was highly educated but struggled financially. His best friend’s father, the "rich dad," lacked formal education but was a wealthy businessman.

The poor dad believed in getting a secure job and saving money, while the rich dad believed in taking risks, investing, and making money work for him. The boy learned valuable lessons from both. He understood the importance of education from his poor dad and the value of financial knowledge from his rich dad.

Inspired by the rich dad, the boy decided to learn about money, investments, and building wealth. Over time, he used this knowledge to achieve financial freedom, combining the lessons from both dads to live a successful and balanced life.

Summary

A boy learns life lessons from his educated but struggling father and his wealthy, business-savvy father. By blending their teachings, he finds success and financial freedom.

[alectology-archive]

why is the internet acting so silly about barbie 2023. looking forward to it is not a crime but girls greta gerwig is not saving cinema.