THE BUDGET

Kickstarter will take a percentage of the $300,000k and gifts for our supporters. The remaining budget of $250,000 is carefully allocated to ensure every phase of the project receives the attention and resources necessary for success. A portion is dedicated to pre-production activities such as refining the script, casting, scouting locations, and handling legal permits. This planning stage is essential to avoid delays and secure the best talent and settings, laying a strong foundation for the entire production.

The largest portion of the budget goes toward production itself, covering salaries for the cast and crew, equipment rentals including cameras and lighting, as well as location fees, set design, wardrobe, and makeup. Investing in experienced professionals and high-quality equipment is vital for capturing compelling footage that will resonate with audiences and stand out in the market. After filming, a significant part of the budget is reserved for post-production, where the film is shaped through editing, color grading, sound design, music scoring or licensing, and any necessary visual effects. This phase transforms raw footage into a polished final product that can compete in festivals and attract distributors.

Additionally, funds are allocated for marketing and distribution efforts, which include submitting to festivals, creating promotional materials like trailers and posters, and engaging marketing consultants or publicists. These activities are crucial for building visibility and generating buzz to maximize the film’s reach and commercial potential. Finally, a contingency reserve is maintained to cover unforeseen expenses such as additional shooting, insurance, or travel costs. This safety net ensures that the project can adapt to unexpected challenges without sacrificing quality or momentum. Together, these carefully planned investments maximize the potential for a high-quality, market-ready film that honors both artistic vision and financial responsibility.

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