Premium Member Bill DiPietra Posted December 12, 2015 Premium Member Posted December 12, 2015 Hey everyone. I am considering financing a short film in the near future (not one of my own) and I had some questions. I would be the sole financier and, although I doubt there would be any proceeds that would come from this, I figure I should be prepared, contractually. So what are some standard percentage rates that the financier vs. the filmmakers would recoup if there was some sort of monetary gain? I know this varies from project to project and that the financier usually gets the majority of the money that comes back in since he/she is the one that initially puts it up. So for those of you who have a good amount of experience in this realm (Richard?), any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Guest Posted December 12, 2015 Posted December 12, 2015 First question.....how will you monetize a short film? The only way I know would be prize money from some select festivals. If you put up all the money, you should recoup 100% in first position. Same as a studio would if they put up an advance against future proceeds. R.
Premium Member Bill DiPietra Posted December 12, 2015 Author Premium Member Posted December 12, 2015 The only way I know would be prize money from some select festivals. If you put up all the money, you should recoup 100% in first position. Same as a studio would if they put up an advance against future proceeds. That's what I figured. Thanks.
JD Hartman Posted December 13, 2015 Posted December 13, 2015 Fancy an Executive Producer credit? Or will you be actually Producing the short?
Premium Member Bill DiPietra Posted December 14, 2015 Author Premium Member Posted December 14, 2015 I think EP would be the more apropos title in this case.
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