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Film Production Letter of Credit

The Letter of Credit (LOC) sets out the procedure the filmmaker must follow to make a draw against the production loan funds.
The LOC will be effective for a specified number of days following the commencement of principal photography, and may be renewed and extended for an additional period if required.
The LOC is irrevocable.
The form also includes a letter to be signed by the completion guarantors confirming delivery of the film and/or digital materials.
Available in MS Word format. Fully customizable.

$14.99

The Plan includes:
- a financial plan section, describing how the money will be raised for the project, how the funds will be used, and the assumptions on which the revenue model is based;
- a summary of how revenues are disbursed;
- a determination of ROI (return on investment);
- potential income projections;
- instructions to help you complete each section;
- a Confidentiality Agreement to protect against disclosure of your proprietary information.
- a disclaimer of liability regarding the accuracy and completeness of the financial information and projections contained in the Plan.
Available in MS Word format.
Buy and download the Feature Film Business Plan template and get started on your plan today.

$39.99

The Financial Plan template discloses information about the film production, including:
- a summary of the script,
- an overview of the nature of the project, shooting schedule, post-production, and planned release dates;
- information about the producers, the distributors and international sales agent;
- a list of key creative personnel (director, screenwriter, editor, performers, composer, etc.);
- budget and financing information as of the date of the plan, listing sources of support and amounts or percentages.
You'll have to convince your potential investors that your project is a winner. This template Film Production Financial Plan can help you put together a winning proposal.
Available as a fully editable MS Word template.

$17.99

This Deferred Compensation Agreement is between the producer, investors and other stakeholders in the motion picture.
The Agreement outlines the cast, crew, budget, and production schedule of the film.
The Agreement breaks down how revenues received by the producer from the film will be applied: first, to payment of outstanding payables, secondly to repaying the investors, and then to the other principal stakeholders.
A Deferred Compensation Agreement allows you to reduce your upfront costs during production of the film by deferring payment until the film is generating revenues.

$12.49

The investment funds will be paid into an escrow fund, to be released to the production company only after certain conditions have been met, including execution of the film completion guaranty.
The investor will be repaid its investment amount, plus interest, from net profits of the film's domestic theatrical release. The investor will also participate in the net profits over and above its investment, up to a specified percentage.
The investor will have approval rights with respect to the budget, casting, producer, director, and distribution of the film.
A movie will never get off the ground if you don't have the money to make it. Download the Motion Picture Investor Financing Agreement for your contracts library.
Available in MS Word format and fully editable to meet your specific needs.

$17.99

The agent will use best efforts to introduce the producer to parties interested in investing in or lending money for the development of the motion picture project.
The agent's services are limited to identifying prospective investors or lenders, and do not include negotiating or providing advice.
If the producer enters into an agreement with any potential investor introduced by the agent within 2 years of the Agreement, the agent will be paid a finder's fee.
The finder's fee is based on the amount of funds raised. The more funds raised, the higher the percentage paid to the agent as a finder's fee.
If the agent obtains 90% or more of the total financing necessary, the agent will get an executive producer credit.
The agent agrees not to offer or sell any securities in connection with the financing, including stocks, partnership units, etc.
The producer agrees to keep confidential and not disclose any information it receives from the agent about any potential investor.
The producer indemnifies and holds the agent harmless against any claims, damages, liabilities or loss.
As a filmmaker, you know how difficult it is to find investors. Buy the Finder's Fee Agreement template, sign up an agent and let the agent identify funding sources for you, so you can concentrate on making your movie.

$17.99