Film Business Plan

Film Business Plan Film Producer, Jesus Sifuentes provides filmmakers with pitching materials that they can use to rais

I help filmmakers by doing the mandatory and tedious work of providing the film budget, pitch deck, and distribution plan so they can focus on getting the film made!

01/01/2025

You Have a Screenplay. What’s Next?

Turning your screenplay into an independent film can feel overwhelming. The best way to approach it? One micro step at a time.

That’s where the Film Producer Script Coverage Report comes in. This in-depth assessment evaluates your screenplay through the lens of a Producer, answering critical questions such as:

Where does my script fit in the current film market?
What’s a realistic budget estimate?
Should I produce the film myself or collaborate with an established EP/Producer?
How do I raise the funds? (Investors, state film incentives, distribution, crowdfunding, etc.)
Does my script have monetization opportunities?
What are the film comparables for my screenplay?

Gold Package

2–3 page report
Estimated budget range
Development Fund Budget breakdown
Roadmap of next steps
1-hour consultation

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Platinum Package

3–5 page report
Everything in the Gold Package, PLUS:
A polished One Sheet (1-page pitching document)
2 hours of consultation

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As a Film Producer, I’ve managed over $6 million in production funds, closed 6 distribution deals, and created budgets ranging from $150k to $20 million. I understand what it takes to transform your screenplay into a viable film project.

Ready to get started?

Send your screenplay to [email protected], and let’s take the next step toward making your film a reality.

New blog post! Film Development Funds!Send me a direct message to inquire about ordering your film budget and film busin...
12/11/2024

New blog post! Film Development Funds!

Send me a direct message to inquire about ordering your film budget and film business plan!

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Hate doing film budgets? Hire a Line Producer! Send me a direct message to inquire!Do I need to do payroll? What are fri...
03/22/2024

Hate doing film budgets? Hire a Line Producer! Send me a direct message to inquire!

Do I need to do payroll? What are fringes? How many days is it going to take me to film my movie? How do I calculate state film incentives? How much should I put aside for an entertainment attorney? Production Insurance?

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San Antonio, TX
78250

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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Offering high end professional business plans, pitch decks, mood reels, movie posters, and budgets for independent filmmakers pitching their films!

The average film takes between 2-3 years to get produced. What if you can do it in half the time or in less than a year? Time is our most valuable asset and we can’t waste it by using methods that will prolong the process.

Recently one of my filmmaker clients raised $100,000.00 in development money using my material in 4 days! Another raised $20,000.00 in development funds within weeks of ordering my business plan package! She already has 10 additional investors lined up. These are back up by real testimonials!

I’ve been the Line Producer/UPM on SAG signatory films ranging from $150,000.00 to $2,500,000.00. I was responsible for doing the budget, schedule, payroll, insurance, hiring key crew, negotiating with vendors, contracts, etc. I’m the film production geek that makes all that happen! Due to our limited resources in South Texas, I took it upon myself to learn every aspect of the business of film. Friends started asking me to help them with their business plans, budgets, pitch decks, and mood reels. When we produced our first film on our own, I was responsible for finding a sales agency or distribution company that would put us in the market (iTunes/Best Buy/Amazon/etc.) And I did. To date I’ve put 6 feature films in the market.