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🎥 Production-Ready Film Package 

12-Month Contract Only

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Your Complete Launchpad from Script to Greenlight

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When a big studio (like Warner Bros., Universal, Disney, etc.) is getting ready to make a major film, the pre-production phase can cost anywhere from $500,000 to $2 million+, depending on the scale of the movie. For huge tentpole films (think Marvel, Star Wars level), pre-production alone might even hit $5 million or more.

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Pre-production is everything before cameras start rolling — basically laying the whole foundation so that the production phase goes smoothly.

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Here’s what a typical pre-production package usually includes:

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1. Script finalization and development

• Paying screenwriters for rewrites and polish drafts.

• Hiring a script doctor (sometimes expensive big names) if needed.

2. Budgeting and scheduling

• Line producers and production managers build detailed budgets and shooting schedules.

3. Casting

• Casting directors and early actor contracts (especially for lead roles).

4. Concept Art and Storyboarding

• Visual development artists, storyboard artists, pre-vis (pre-visualization) teams create early looks at characters, environments, key scenes, etc.

5. Location Scouting

• Hiring location managers and scouts to find shooting locations.

• Sometimes even paying deposits to reserve places.

6. Hiring Department Heads

• Director of Photography (DP)

• Production Designer

• Costume Designer

• VFX Supervisor

• Composer (sometimes early involvement if score is key)

7. Set Design and Construction Planning

• Designing early sets (sometimes building them if complex).

• Miniatures or test builds for complicated set pieces.

8. VFX Pre-Production (for heavy VFX films)

• Creating early CGI models, tech scouting.

• Figuring out complex shots with special effects houses.

9. Insurance and Legal

• Production insurance quotes.

• Legal clearances, chain of title paperwork (to prove the studio actually owns the script/IP).

10. Early Marketing Materials (sometimes)

• Mood boards, sizzle reels, or teaser materials for early internal studio pitches or shareholder previews.

Quick examples:

• "Deadpool" had an animated pre-viz action scene leaked that helped greenlight the movie. That animated scene was a pre-production investment.

• "Avatar" had one of the longest pre-productions ever, with YEARS of design work and new tech development.

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So in short:
📝 Script + 🎬 Crew + 🎨 Visual design + 🎭 Casting + 🛠️ Planning + 🧾 Legal = Pre-production package.

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For a small indie film, pre-production might be $50k - $200k.

For a studio film, it’s easily $500k - $2M, and for huge blockbusters, pre-production can rival the entire budget of a smaller film.

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Designed for serious filmmakers, production companies, and studios ready to move into full-scale production with confidence. This package delivers a complete, professional-grade foundation — ensuring your project is protected, creatively sound, financially viable, and pitch-perfect for investors, distributors, and studios.

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📖 Script Development & Validation

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Structure 1st - Creativity 2nd  

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1. Logline

2.1 Page Beat Sheet (Crime/Thriller):

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1. Opening Image – Set the tone, often dark or tense.

2. Set-Up – Introduce protagonist (detective/criminal/etc.), world, and status quo.

3. Inciting Incident – The crime occurs.

4. Debate – Should the protagonist take the case or get involved?

5. Break into Act 2 – They commit to solving the crime or diving deeper.

6. B Story – Usually a subplot like a relationship, internal conflict, or second investigation.

7. Fun and Games / Investigation – Clues, red herrings, interrogations, action. The “promise” of the genre.

8. Midpoint – Major revelation or false solution. Stakes raised.

9. Bad Guys Close In – The villain gets the upper hand. Tension increases.

10. All Is Lost – Big failure: someone dies, case falls apart, betrayal.

11. Dark Night of the Soul – Protagonist doubts themselves.

12. Break into Act 3 – New insight leads to plan for final confrontation.

13. Climax – The reveal or showdown. Twist, justice, or tragedy.

14. Final Image – Reflects change. Justice served (or not), new status quo.

Some crime thrillers also add:

• False Victory / Twist Ending

• Prologue/Epilogue

• Multiple POV beats (if it’s a procedural or dual narrative)

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3. Divide into 8 sequences with relevant scene headings. 

4. Triangle of Main Character Profiles:

Name:
Age:
Occupation:
Location:
Role in Story:
Goal:
Conflict/Obstacle:
Backstory:
Personality (1-2 traits):
Quirks/Habits:
Beliefs/Values:
Fear/Insecurity:
Wants vs Needs:
Speech Style:
Physical Description:
Relationships (friends, enemies, love interests):
Dramatic Arc (how they change)

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5. What is the closing feel and take home message of the Movie?

6. Every Scene Story Beat/Arc:

Section 1: Scene Setup (Introduction)

Section 2: Character Action (Building Tension or Interaction)

Section 3: Conflict or Climax (Rising Action)

Section 4: Resolution (Aftermath or Turning Point)

Section 5: Final Beat (Exit or Set-Up for Next Scene)

7. Main Character Beat/Arc by scene :

8. Identify what these actors will do on camera in each scene to show the start of their spiritual emotional psychological place, flaws/wounds, opposing beliefs, opposing wants, high stakes, ticking clock, transformed spiritual emotional psychological place. 

8. What do you want the audience to feel in each scene?

9. What do you want the audience to think in each scene?

10. Scene-by-Scene Protagonist Vs Antagonist Oppositional Arc Summary

11. What are the conflicting philosophies / values of our main characters around the same problems in each scene?

12. What are the conflicting emotional responses of our main characters around the same problems in each scene?

13. What tipping point in the scene forces the main characters to question and possibly change their philosophies / values?​ 

14. Identify which actors would best suit these roles.

16. Suspense in each scene with consequences, uncertainty and time using visual and audio.

17. Theme to scene summary

18. What subtext shows this in each scene?

19. Summary of Psychological and Emotional Beats per scene.

20. Character Specific Emotional Intensity Timeline Graph

21. 1st Film Treatment:​​​​

• A Strong Title

• A Logline

• A Strong Opening  

• Three-Act Structure

• Character Arcs

• Clear Tone and Genre

• A Satisfying Ending

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22. Key Selling Points

23. Mood Board - Color Palette by Emotional Phases, Textures, Image Ideas

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Plot Logic & Narrative Integrity Report

A deep forensic analysis of your screenplay’s narrative logic, emotional consistency, and thematic strength. Identifies and resolves plot holes, tonal inconsistencies, and structural weaknesses to ensure your story holds up under professional scrutiny.

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Character Arc & Motivation Enhancement

Detailed character breakdowns to strengthen arcs, deepen psychological motivation, and elevate emotional resonance — ensuring every lead is compelling, castable, and production-ready.

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Industry-Grade Script Coverage

Receive studio-standard script coverage, providing critical, unbiased feedback on structure, pacing, dialogue, market positioning, and audience appeal.

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Screenplay Legal Suite

Full legal protection for your project, including:

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• Copyright registration

• WGA registration

• Watermarked script distribution

• Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)

• Option/Purchase Agreements with reversion clauses

• Chain of Title documentation

• Full rights assignment and clearance package

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🎬 Creative Visualization & Planning

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Director’s Vision Document

A professionally crafted creative brief outlining tone, genre inspirations, cinematography style, production design references, and storytelling approach — ready to inspire collaborators or onboard a director.

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Screenplay Breakdown & Budget Drivers Analysis

Scene-by-scene breakdown identifying budget-critical elements: locations, sets, props, stunts, VFX needs, and specialty equipment.

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Preliminary Shot Design

A structured shot list mapping camera setups, movements, and visual storytelling techniques aligned with the director’s vision.

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Storyboard Package

Illustrated keyframes bringing pivotal scenes to life — essential for visualizing tone, pacing, and composition for pitches and previsualization.

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Sound & Score Aesthetic Guide

Overview of the film’s sonic landscape, including musical tone, key sound motifs, and atmospheric sound design references — guiding composers, sound editors, or AI-generated scores.

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🎯 Financial & Market Intelligence

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Comprehensive Film Budget Forecast

Detailed financial modeling across:

• Above-the-line costs (talent, directors, producers)

• Below-the-line costs (crew, locations, sets)

• Post-production and VFX

• Contingencies and incentives

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Production Timeline & Pre-Production Calendar

Key milestone mapping from pre-production through to principal photography, post-production, and delivery.

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Detailed Financial ROI Waterfalls
Investor-friendly financial structures illustrating cash flow from first dollar in to backend participation and profit sharing.

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Per-Media Revenue Forecasts
Projected income across theatrical release, streaming platforms, video-on-demand (VOD), digital licensing, and television syndication.

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Per-Territory Revenue Forecasts
Global income projections tailored by language, region, and genre performance trends.

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Distribution Strategy Analysis
Data-driven release strategy optimizing for platform, release windows, festival positioning, and international rollout.

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International Ratings Compliance Forecast

Predictive analysis of MPAA/BBFC ratings and any content issues that could affect international sales and distribution.

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🎭 Talent & Packaging Intelligence

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Talent Value Analysis

Commercial valuation of potential directors, actors, and key crew — customized by genre and budget tier.

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Casting Shortlist Package

Curated talent shortlists ranked by market appeal, availability, and creative fit for your project.

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Location Mood Boards & Incentive Analysis

Visual location references aligned with the script’s tone, combined with research into tax incentives, rebates, and international shooting opportunities.

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🚀 Pitch, Trailer, & Marketing Materials

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Premium Film Pitch Deck

Investor, co-producer, and distributor-ready deck — combining story synopsis, team bios, visual tone, market positioning, competitive analysis, and financial highlights.

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Next-Gen AI Virtual Production Trailer

A fully produced, cinematic AI-powered teaser trailer capturing the tone, narrative, and visual energy of your film — perfect for investor meetings, festivals, and early buzz.

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• AI VP Trailer Production

• Work-for-hire legal framework

• Copyright and trademark protection

• Distribution and streaming compliance

• Localization-ready with multilingual subtitles and voiceover options

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Marketing Agency Planning Support

Optional marketing campaign roadmap covering pre-release buzz, digital platform rollout, festival strategies, and paid media support.

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🛡️ Legal & Compliance Ready

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All materials are delivered with full legal clearance, including work-for-hire agreements, IP protection, AI content compliance reports, NDAs, and optional fair use analysis.

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🛡️ Summary of Production Ready Film Package

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🏆 Why Choose Us?

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We bridge traditional Hollywood craftsmanship with next-generation technology to future-proof your film from Day One — offering full creative, legal, financial, and market preparation in one production-ready package.

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[OPTIONAL ADD-ON SERVICES]

• Full casting director consultation

• Full location scouting service

• Full legal production representation

• On-call production advisory through greenlight

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🎬 Ready to move from screenplay to studio-ready production?

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Let’s build your future classic.