43 Ways to Finance Your Feature Film : A Comprehensive Analysis of Film Finance

John W. Cones has updated his now classic 43 Ways to Finance Your Feature Film: A Comprehensive Analysis of Film Finance with a substantially reorganized and expanded third edition. An essential reference guide for film professionals on every side of film financing, 43 Ways answers the question that every filmmaker and producer ultimately faces, the issue that can make or break any venture into the film industry: How do I finance my feature film? The third edition includes updated information and coverage of new options for financing. In his cl

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Year of publication:	2008
Authors:	Cones, John W.
Publisher:	Carbondale : Southern Illinois University Press
Subject:	Filmwirtschaft \| Film industry
Description of contents:	Table of Contents [gbv.de]

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Extent:	Online-Ressource (386 p)
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Language:	English
Notes:	Description based upon print version of record Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Introduction: No Single Best Way; Part One: Subsidies; 1. Gifts and Grants; 2. Domestic Government Subsidies and Tax Incentives; Part Two: Investor Financing; 3. The Investor-Financing Agreement; 4. General Partnerships and Joint Ventures; 5. The Initial Incorporation; 6. The Member-Managed LLC; 7. The Manager-Managed LLC; 8. Limited Partnerships; 9. Corporate Finance; 10. Statutory Exemptions of the 1933 Securities Act, Section 4; 11. Intrastate Offering Exemption; 12. Regulation D; 13. Public/Private (Hybrid) Exemptions 14. Small Corporate Offering Registration15. Regulation A; 16. Regulation S-B; 17. S-1 Public Offerings; 18. Over-the-Counter, NASDAQ and Stock Exchanges; Part Three: Lender Financing; 19. Lender Financing without Distributor Contracts; 20. Negative Pickups and the ArtificialVersion; 21. Presale Financing; 22. Gap and Supergap Financing; 23. Insurance-Backed Schemes; 24. Securitization; Part Four: Studio/Industry Financing; 25. Studio Development and In-House Production; 26. Studio Production-Financing/Distribution Agreements; 27. Studio-Based Production Companies 28. Independent Distributors29. Domestic Studio Facilities; 30. Film Laboratories; 31. Talent Agencies; 32. Actor Financing; 33. Product Placements; 34. End Users; 35. Completion Funds; Part Five: International Finance Options; 36. Foreign Equity; 37. International Coproductions; 38. Foreign Tax Shelters and Tax Incentives; 39. Blocked Currency or Blocked Funds; 40. Foreign Currency; 41. Foreign Below-the-Line or FacilitiesDeals; 42. Foreign Government Subsidies; 43. Foreign Debt Capitalization Programs; Conclusion: The Broader Film Finance Environment; Appendix A: Finding Investors Appendix B: Limited-Use Business PlansAppendix C: Financial Projections; Appendix D: Securities Marketing Considerations; Sources and Further Reading; Index; Author Bio; Back Cover
ISBN:	978-0-8093-2693-8 ; 978-0-8093-8739-7 ; 978-0-8093-2693-8
Source:	ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW

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