Is anyone interested in investing in feature film production?
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I have no money to invest but I am willing to be an actor for your movie if needed.\n\nI am experienced, I have 4 movies and plenty of commercials under my belt, I have also been on Jerry Springer 2 times.\n\nIf you are interested please contact me @ \nmy-cld-9@cinci.rr.com\n\nDon
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are you looking to find a play for you to produce? or to find a` production for one of your own scripts?\n\nstage play? radio play? TV script? film script? what medium are we talking about, here?
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Yes, But I'm an offshore Guy. Mail me if you are interested.
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HEY WOULD U LIKE TO DONATE SOME MONEY TO MY COMPANY...WE ARE LOOKING FOR ABOUT 10,000. IF SO LET ME KNOW ASAP
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you could do a search on the abundant net sites which you can upload your films, & gain some publicity... and then approach production houses, or web houses or tv stations and make a presentation to the director of marketing or the creative director/ceo! (whichever is applicable in your area... & if you are daring enough)\nno guts no glory ;) all the best
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You could try selling it through panther productions , or start your own site  to sell your documentary .
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I am a British female songwriter/musician/producer and have had songs published by EMI and Song Music and have access to a small studio.  I am from London but live in Nottingham.  I have had a bit of success with artistes that Ive recorded and managed, but now need an investment to get the business up and running properly. Beat Simon Cowell at his own game.  Let me know if you are interested and I could go into my idea in depth.  Thank you for reading.
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email me at idontlike_idiots@yahoo.com with ALL details & if i like your idea i may give you funding BUT more chance that i will steal it from you
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I'm a film producer. I know people. I can get you into film. Legitimate film, lol.
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Tell me more. We are into Private Equity and have funds for this sector. esdevnet@esdevnet.com
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Yup tht would be a real good investement ...hmmmm now where do I get it ??
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We can open some markets with it. The days of the big studios are numbered. In the future small groups will make most of the films. Especailly when actors are really body images and voice s rather than actually acting out the entire role. Then to make a full length movie all you need is a small crew. Animation does this by drawing the people but it's just as time intensive and does not render the same realism. So animation of any form is not likely to overtake real imagary any time soon. \n\nThe net result is not a huge gain in jobs. With respect to English speaking nations, our economic power is a great deal of why English is so widely spoken in the world. Were we to attempt to move to a service based economy, entertainment being more service based than product, then we would have to cater to forign languages and understand the nuiances of those languages. There is no software out yet that can do a reasonable job of translating large documents much less a screen play without serious translation errors. Some quite hilarious. \n\nTo create something like a movie takes a good bit of creativity. That ablity in itself is a rare commodatiy so training random people to work in the field will not suceed. They have the touch or not. You can teach anybody how to play a musical instrament. Many will become quite good at it. But to compose a song? To invent something, to operate on a person, to do many things require traits you are born with. Anything artistic in particuler. Not everybody can be a brain surgeon and not everybody can write a good movie.
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I think that this issue needs to be addressed the way that any up-and-coming filmmaker would approach things.\n\nStarting any sort of "world class" production facility is a big step. You don't mention whether you are interested in computer animation or old-fashioned cels. I'll assume that you use a computer.\n\nI'd say that it would behoove you to get a decent machine with enough storage and memory that most of your time is not spent waiting for images to render. Now you have to make a very good short film. Average won't cut it. It has to be great. Great characters, great story, and it has to look amazing.\n\nWhen you're done with that, start submitting it to festivals. I'm not sure which of the big ones accept animated shorts, but check out Telluride, Sundance, New York, and LA. There are plenty of smaller fests that would probably be very happy to have a great animated short too. Don't forget Spike & Mike's Animation Festival here in NYC.\n\nOnce you get your first effort out there, if it is well received, people will line up to help you make your second and third films. \n\nI think that this is a more realistic approach than taking out a loan and building a $30 million production facility, especially when the competition offered by Pixar and Dreamworks is so high.\n\nI do honestly believe that if you get your stuff out there and get noticed that the pieces will start to fall into place.\n\nI wish you the best of luck.
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u know i wanna do the same thing, but i'd rather be one of those people who are making movies. that's my goal, so let's work together and i'll cast in my movie.
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Sounds like a good idea :-)\n\nYou need to develop a business plan and market it to suitable investors. I would imagine that people already involved in television would be the logical place. Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, etc......
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How much capital do you need and do you have a business plan?\n\nIf you do email it to me\n\nChris Swing\nchristopherswing@yahoo.com
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There are many investment opportunities in my country.  Contact me on my e-mail address: efnomint@yahoo.com