Decks and lookbooks are not the same. Here’s how you make the latter.

Generally, when you have your first serious meeting with an investor they’ll ask to see your deck. Here’s what they want.

If you want to find success at film festivals, you need to prepare. Here’s a guide.

If you want to get press for your feature film, you’ll need an electronic press kit. (EPK) here’s how you make one.

If you want to get the most out of a Film Festival, you’ve got to maximize it as a promotional opportunity for you and your work. Here are some things that might help.

If you want an ivestor to give you their money, you’ll need to show them how you’ll spend it and how they’ll get it back. That’s what pro-forma financial statements are for. Here’s how you make them.

If you want to raise money from investors to make your independent film, you’ll need rock-solid financials. Here’s how you write that section of your business plan.

Investing is always risky. Investing in Film is moreso. If you’re raising money, you need to make sure your investors know this.

Filmmakers don’t tend to plan to fail, but they often fail to plan. Here’s how to write the project section of an independent film business plan.

If you want to raise money from an investor, you have to do your homework. That includes making a business plan. A business plan starts with an executive summary.