Finance YOUR Movie!

Host Scott duPont interviews his friend (Actor-Producer Hans Hernke) who for the very first time reveals his secret strategies for successfully finding movie money!

Host Scott duPont shares what his “targeted” timeframe is for funding his movies and the time it has taken other producers as well.

Host Scott duPont for the first time shares with an audience his powerful “Money Accelerator Tool” (MAT) which helps accelerate the film financing process!

Instead of letting rejection get him down, Neil Tinkham bounced back and got a whopping $25,000 for his short film! Listen to the whole story here...

Host Scott duPont shares some more proven strategies to build relationships and rapport with hundreds of potential investors on social media.

Host Scott duPont shares some valuable tips on how to subliminally make film investors more “Attracted” to you. These strategies are so simple, even a 14 year old can employ them and get results!

There are some challenges to raising money for your very FIRST feature project, but there also some advantages. Host Scott duPont explains along with some valuable advice.

Don't listen to negative people...you CAN do it! Canadian filmmaker Jamie Rauch (host & author of "The Art of Filmmaking”) shares how he raised millions himself and explains the importance of the “3 Ps”.

The practice of “repetition” is not always fun, sexy or exciting and often not popular, but Scott duPont shares why it is so powerful and important in the process of raising movie money.

Host Scott duPont shares a powerful tool that he has successfully used to raise money for his last four (4) film projects. This is an episode you won’t want to skip!

JT Foxx (the World’s # 1 Wealth Coach) who has raised massive amounts of capital and invested in films as well, shares success strategies independent filmmakers can use to raise their own movie money

Scott duPont shares the critically important strategy of using “Click Bait” to quickly grab the attention of potential investors while avoiding the mistake most first-time filmmakers make, which could LOSE a potential 6 or 7 figure potential investor!

Host Scott duPont recounts a valuable lesson trying to make pancakes (and trying to raise movie money) when not following a few simple steps that have been proven to work.

duPont continues his informal chat with serial movie investor Charles Everitt.

Host Scott duPont has an informal chat with serial movie investor Charles Everitt who has invested in about ½ dozen independent films with different filmmakers.

Host Scott duPont shares his routine and TOP 10 “ENERGY” Hacks he does every morning before he begins a long day of calling potential investors.

duPont explains the problem of a a long, drawn out “Maybe” and the importance of why you need all potential investors to say Yes or No .

How risky is it to hit your own boss up for money? A lot less risky that you would ever think!

Host Scott duPont addresses from the potential investor’s perspective why in some cases, they prefer looking at a bigger budgeted film and writing a larger check vs. writing a smaller check for a lower budgeted project.

Guest David Giuliani shares how he is able to assist smaller independent filmmakers in many cases get money to fund their entire production or supplement additional funding without any collateral!

Host Scott duPont cautions all filmmakers to make sure they have their business plan, pitch deck, etc. as good as they can possibly be BEFORE approaching investors and shares real world mistakes that hindered other indie producers from getting their projects funded.

duPont shares thoughts and strategies for first and second time filmmakers on how to make the big jump up to $1million+ films.

Have you YOURSELF invested in your film yet before you ask other people to invest? If not, you might pause and rethink it.

Guest Jon Zietz (President of Think Visual Group) reflects back on how he got the money to fund his first feature film. He also talks about his model of balancing high end commercial & corporate clients in between his passion film projects.

Louise Levison (author of “Filmmakers & Financing”) shares advice from 30 years of writing successful film business plans including the one that led to the most profitable independent film in history!