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Firsthand knowledge and advice on every aspect of forming a film production company can be found in this one source. Film production company owners, entertainment attorneys, accountants, and distributors answer the most commonly asked questions on forming and running a successful film production company. They provide proven tips for setting up shop, following a financial plan, working with investors, forming a marketing strategy, getting a film distributed, and more. Real-life anecdotes from a wide range of professionals from the production company trenches are both informing and entertaining.• For aspiring filmmakers, producers, writers and directors• Based on detailed interviews with a wide range of successful film professionals The pros and cons of starting a film production company Extreme ambition-Emma Farrell, Six Foot High Films The business of starting a company-Lawrence P. Lundin, CPA The importance of planning-Frey Hoffman, Freydesign Productions Making contacts: networking and cold calling, Joni Brander, Brander Broadcast Consulting Funding opportunities for filmmakers-Carole Dean, From the Heart Productions Working with investors-what's in it for them? Michael Harpster, marketing & distribution expert Makin' moves y'all-Robert Hardy, Rainforest Films Partnering for success-Kerry Rock and Georgina Willis, Potoroo Films Finding your niche-Leslie Kussman, Aquarius Productions Surviving the slow times-Jerry Vasilatos, Nitestar Productions Rooted in culture-Ruba Nadda, Coldwater Productions The making of a PBS documentary-Diana Sole, Motionmasters A horrifying experience-Brad Sykes, Nightfall Pictures Not short on style-Bill Plympton, Plymptoons Mission possible-Shuli Eshel, Eshel Productions Balancing act-Les Szekely, Secret's Out Productions Marketing strategies-Jamey Brumfield and David Birdwell, your plan B The art of distribution-Ruben Dua, Amaze Films, and Chip Taylor, Chip Taylor Communications. this book is just a whole bunch of people talking about there careers..........your better off making some meetings with people in your industry and picking there brains not only would it cost lest.....you would get more out of it This book covers the pros and cons of starting a film production company, the importance of contacts, working with investors, finding your niche, marketing strategies and includes examples of production companies What storyteller hasn't imagined seeing her creative vision on the big screen?