Bringing your creative vision to life requires meticulous planning and a comprehensive financial blueprint. When we do a script breakdown, we ensure you get a clear understanding of all the elements needed for production, from locations and props to cast, crew, and special effects. Once you have a solid foundation with the budget, next step is crafting a production schedule.
By aligning your schedule with your financial plan, you can optimize shooting days, streamline logistics, and avoid fires before they even start. With smart budgeting and scheduling strategy, you’ll be way ahead of game in seeing your project through to completion.
Yes, we can budget and schedule in compliance with union rules, rates, and working conditions.
Yes, we can build multi-region budgets in local currencies and roll them into one combined plan.
We include buffers and contingencies. Extra shoot days or reshoots are costed separately and added to the schedule as needed.
Minor tweaks are included; bigger scope changes (new scenes, new locations, etc.) are re-costed and delivered as updates.
Yes, we can prepare lean, mid-range, or premium versions so you can compare options and adjust to your funding.
We need your script, location details, timeline, production scale, and any special requirements like unions, VFX, or travel.
We use up-to-date vendor and crew rates, real quotes when available, and clear assumptions with contingencies built in.
A top sheet is a high-level summary of costs. It’s great for pitching, investors, or quick overviews without all the line items.
An estimate is a rough ballpark, a preliminary budget is based on a full script breakdown, and a final budget is fully detailed and production-ready.
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