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"HOW THE HELL... Do I Get My Film Financed?" is a series of easy-to-read books introducing some of the key concepts of entertainment financing, helping you to understand how to get your next film or TV show financed and produced! This series is aimed at screenwriters, directors, producers, and investors. Whether you are new to the entertainment industry or already have a few projects under your belt, these books will give you the knowledge and power that you need to take control of your career and achieve success. Book One deals with TAX INCENTIVES! Have you ever wondered why some of your favorite films or TV shows are shot in places like New Mexico, Louisiana, New Zealand or Hungary? Aside from stunning locations and world-class crews, the answer is clear: tax incentives! Nearly every major country, state, city, or region now offers some kind of tax incentive in an effort to attract filmmakers just like YOU to come and shoot there! Whatever your role in the entertainment industry, whether a writer, director, producer or investor, you need to understand how you can use tax incentives to your advantage to help get your next project financed and produced. In this book, we'll discuss: How to choose the best location for your next film or TV seriesWhat to look for in a tax incentive programHow to choose between different locations and tax incentives to suit your script, both creatively and financiallyHow to avoid some of the pitfalls and look beyond the impressive headline numbers of a tax incentiveHow you can use tax incentives to raise the funding that you need for your next productionOther location-based advantages, even when there is no tax incentive availableAnd much more...>And don't forget to check out the other titles in this series! For more information, please visit our website at www.thefilmfinanceclub.com. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ricky Margolis has over twenty years' experience in the entertainment industry. During that time, he has worked in a variety of positions at both large studios and boutique production companies. He has gained extensive knowledge and expertise in a number of aspects of the industry, including production, finance, development, literary management, sales, distribution, and marketing. Over the course of his career, Ricky has been involved in the production, finance, sales and/or distribution of over thirty titles, including films, TV shows, and web series. Ricky also has experience in the financial services industry, with several years' experience in venture capital, business development, and startup funding.

The whole process would have been simple. She had the money now, her moment of madness was over. She needed to just stop somewhere for the night, clear her head and set off in the morning. But instead, Marion Crane took that fateful shower and the rest as they say is history. Cinematic history.Alfred Hitchcock was the hottest property in tinsel town after having consistently stormed the box-office with big budget hit after hit. That was until the late fifties when he committed to make the world's greatest psychological horror movie, a 'chiller'. No elaborate sets, no large production, no Technicolor and with just a TV show crew. What they made would not only be one of the 'master of suspense's' greatest movies but it would change cinematic history forever. This book charts the history of these dynamic movies starting with the real life grisly crimes that inspired the book by Robert Bloch. We will then look at the original movie, explore the sequels and how Norman Bates has returned for the 21st Century.

Film sets are an extremely strange environment to walk into, let alone continue to thrive and evolve. Matt has been a keen and observant contributor to many elite crews and major productions. His book, Setlife is a valuable guide for anyone looking to build a career in the film industry. Film schools are wonderful in teaching you film history and the practicalities of filmmaking but this book delves deeper into what working on a film set actually involves and how to excel in this field. George Miller - Director (Mad Max: Fury Road, Happy Feet 1 & 2)When you finally finish film school and throw your hat into the air in triumph, soon follows the daunting task of actually landing a job. You need to be prepared to not only nab that first role, but build a stellar career. Setlife is a must-have guide designed to prepare you for what happens on a typical day on a film set. It will help you if you're studying, have just landed your first job, or are continuing to sharpen your skills a few projects in. Matt Webb's no-fuss, practical tips are essential reading for anyone chasing a career in the film industry. Negotiating contracts, understanding key departments, figuring out which role is for you, as well as exclusive interviews with Oscar winning directors and crew -- this book will help you land that foot in the industry door -- and keep it there. It's all that film-world knowledge you won't learn elsewhere.