Pâté Productions
BudgetsTop Sheet for Financial Package
Producers need to provide potential investors with an overview of the cost of the project to entice and inform them of the potential ROI.​Full Production BudgetComprehensive Budget encompassing all the line items necessary for completion of project.Both Union and Non Union . SAG-AFATRA, IATSE, TEAMSTERS. DGA, WGA, depending on the project.
Film Tax Credit Application Preparation​
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Completion of Application:
*Initial Application* Financial Templates
* Corporate Structure Documents
* Project Summary
* Creative Attachment Package
* Tax Clearance* Shooting Schedule/Locations
Line Producer/EIC​
I provide all services necessary during pre-production, principal photography, post-production and distribution of your film:Production Budget, SAG Signatory, Crew Compilation, Location Scouting/Agreements; Deal Memos, Actor Agreements Travel, Film Tax Credit Preparation, Payroll Administration, Accounting, Troubleshooting because something always comes up!
SAG Signatory Preparation and Compliance ​
Before a project can begin casting SAG-AFTRA has to grant Signatory Status. I prepare necessary documents, provide to SAG and followup on all requests until the Status is received; including but not limited to:
1. Full Line Item Budget
2. Corporate Structure
3. Script Breakdown/Day Out of Days (DOODs)
4. Pre-production Cast List (PPCL)
5. Chain of Title Documents (Copyright & a Recordation)
6. Agreements/Assignments/Escrow Agreements/Contracts
Film Tax Credit Application Preparation ​
Depending on the State and whether it is a Film Tax Credit, transferable or refundable or a rebate, a detailed application is required, including, but not limited to:
* Application
* Detailed Budget
* Project synopsis, plot summary
* One Liner of Schedule
* Diversity Plan
* Operating Agreement/Corporate Structure
* Detailed Locations
* Creative Team Package
Script Analysis/Pitch Deck
"All good ideas start out as bad ideas, that's why it takes so long" Steven Speilberg.
When you are ready to pitch, sell, or film your script, "are you really ready"? I would suggest that somewhere over the years you've begun to leave out crucial elements of your story. Why? Because you can fill in the blanks, you are intimate with your story. You forget the reader doesn't have years of living with these characters as you have.
Script Analysis and creation or analysis of the Pitch Deck assures you have capsulized your story. You are now taking the reader and potential investor on a visual roadtrip into the wonder of your script.