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In this set of workshops you learn how to hire name actors and crew for your projects, and how to ensure high value cast and crew you choose will actually make your film worth more to distributors and audiences. Learn what must be in place on your production before you hire name talent in order to make an offer, and why the wrong name talent can be an expensive mistake.

You receive 15+ hours of video instruction and supporting workshops for a single one-time payment with no recurring fees.

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7805 Approaching Name Talent for Feature Film and Documentary Projects Learn what needs to be in place before you make an offer to name talent or crew and why, union fundamentals, how to hire non-union name talent, and why agents and managers frequently fail to return calls to new producers.

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1746 Big Budget Film Strategies for Savvy Producers Attaching name talent to your project is a requirement for producing big-budget projects. Investors and distributors know the right talent can make a film earn millions at the box office. Learn how big budget films are built from the ground up.

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1749 Strategies for Big Budget Feature Film Distribution Unless you. are independently wealthy, you need to secure distribution and pre-sales in order to get your big budget projects distributed. This workshop discusses some ways to do that.

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1747 Strategies for Big Budget Feature Film Development You've heard the term development a thousand times, but this workshop dives deep into what it is and why it's critical. There are a series of steps that should be undertaken in a certain order to ensure you are building a profitable project. If you don't do them in the right order, then getting name talent aboard your project, getting investors and banks to support you, and getting distribution is almost impossible.

01:44:20

1748 Strategies for Big Budget Feature Film Funding This workshop reviews methods by which most big budget projects are funded.

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7796 Contract Law Fundamentals featuring Expert Litigator Justin Sterling As a producer, you make dozens or hundreds of contracts you will be legally and financially bound to honor everytime you make a film. This workshop helps you understand what a contract is, how it is made (verbally and in writing) and discusses concepts like duress, breach, and damages which you must know.

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3610 Bankable Cast and Crew Analysis featuring Bruce Nash, Film Analytics Expert & Founder of The-Numbers.com Learn how to hire the right name talent and key crew to make your film a success. Investors and distributors won't support your project if the wrong people are attached.

01:25:34

3700 Working with a Line Producer featuring Christina Jo'Leigh A line producer is likely to be your first hire on every big budget project. Learn why.

01:18:04

1830 Acquiring Film and TV Presales and Minimum Guarantees for Financing featuring Rene Leda, Producers Rep Learn from a producer's rep what it takes to get pre-sales you can use to fund. a film.

01:44:38

1825 Film Analytics, Episodic TV Analytics, and Market Analysis with Jeff Hardy, CEO of Film Profit

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7780 Places to Sell Your Films, Short Films, and Videos (OTT, SVOD, AVOD, Amazon, iTunes, Youtube, Broadcast, Traditional & Social Media Distribution etc.) Learn how and where you can sell films at every budget level after production.

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1810 Making Film Budgets for Indie Productions An accurate shooting schedule and budget are required before you attach name talent. Learn what. a budget is and how they are created.

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1090 Copyright & Work-for-Hire Law featuring Leading Entertainment Attorney Paul S. Levine Learn copyright fundamentals every producer must know in order to make a movie. Understand work-for-hire rules because they are critical to ensuring you own the creative work you pay others to do.

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1091 Attorney Paul Levine addresses Option Agreements, Life Rights Agreements, and Shopping Agreements In this audio-only workshop, you learn the fundamentals of common producer agreements.

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1160 Fair Use and the Right of Publicity with Expert Litigator Justin Sterling Learn about the rules that govern when you can use celebrity names and personalities in your work without hiring name talent. You'll find it useful if you want to produce micro-budget projects using famous names and events.

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7799: Micro-Budget Movie Production Secrets This primer covers how to produce ultra-low budget projects.

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1250 Doing Due Diligence So You Don't Get Scammed as a Creative Professional New producers have to make deals to get their projects done, but they also need to figure out who to trust. This workshop provides a primer on doing due diligence on everyone you work with. Working with seasoned entertainment attorneys to create and vet contracts, and investigating all partners, investors, and new hires is addressed. As a producer, you are legally and financially at significant risk when you work with the wrong people. It's also important to note that smart investors, distributors, and name talent representatives will do due diligence on you before they support your project.

Testimonials

This set of resources helps you quickly master skills and find resources you can use for years to come to earn more from your work. Since 2015 Nancy Fulton has been running informative industry workshops for writers, producers, actors, and other media makers.

Christine Dupree / Hot Romantic Enterprises – “All her videos and papers are so excellent and useful for entrepreneurs!”

Paul Levine / Entertainment Attorney & Literary Agent – “The best at running networking and educational events!”

Duke Miller / Miller-Gregson Productions, Inc – “I’ve had the pleasure to be associated with Nancy since she was doing “Meet Ups” in Santa Monica. She has always been quick to provide useful and timely information and knows her stuff. As a producer, I can tell you that Nancy is the real deal and highly recommend her. “

Kathryn Rishoff / Rishoffwrites – “Nancy Fulton is a walking encyclopedia of information when it comes to writing and publishing, from novels to film she is an expert in all aspects from editing to contracts, to cover design, to pitch sessions, there is simply nothing this woman doesn’t know. She is accessible and engaging. She is the single greatest source for any questions you might have regarding writing, film and the intricacies involved.”

Karen Campbell – CEO/Founder of Community Counts – “Nancy is one of the most remarkable teachers I have ever experienced. Why do I say this? As a former teacher, I am aware of the skills and abilities that make a great instructor. She can break down a complex concept so that everyone from a diverse background will understand. Nancy is available to anyone who wants to follow up with her after her class. She is a networking Queen. I have made some great contacts in her class. “

Steven Miller / Strategic Media – “Nancy is a wealth of knowledge and is the most impressive net worker I know. She is genuine and generous. But mostly, she is just a great person who is as good as it gets. You can have confidence in her without question. I’m lucky to know her.”

David Willis Producer / Director / Writer at United States Motion Picture Company – Nancy is an endless cornucopia of knowledge of the film industry. In a space where there is so much incorrect information, she is a great source of real and practical knowledge. Whether you’re brand new to the biz or just looking to brush up on a particular subject — she’s your gal!

Veleka Gray Actor / Screenwriter / Instructor — I’ve been signing up for Nancy’s Webinars for several years now, and she consistently offers outstanding content and value. If you want a straight shooter to give you the facts on almost any aspect of show business, Nancy is your woman. I’m so happy I found such a great advisor!