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GOT A MOVIE? NEED DISTRIBUTION? Okay then lets talk.
I am looking for all genre except porno. Length from 22 minutes and up. SD or HD. Must have all the necessary paperwork such as releases for talent and music. Should have proof of copyright or I can assist you getting a copyright. I can have your film in wolrdwide NON-theatrical distribution in about six weeks. If you want to know more please send a brief description of your project together with contact information to drcommuicator@gmail.com. I use the precise same distirbution system as UNIVERSAL STUDIOS uses for its HomeVideo.
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Entertainment: movie news |
 Q Films is start up independant film production company
still in the development stage. It seeks to raise funds for both its own productions as well as for other projects deemed
worthy. We are currently accepting investments from qualified investors willing to invest a minimum of
$1000 and a maximum of $25,000. Further details are available without obligation by emailing your information to qfilmco@gmail.com.
FIRST NEW DEAL Q FILMS
is pleased to announce a collaberation with J-Star Pictures for the production and distribution of "Pretty Little Rich
Boy" a psycho drama starring Jacqui Holland and Jason Lockhart. This feature film already has global distribution
ASSURED making it as close to a sure thing as exists in the real world. For completion we seek $25,000. For that
the investor will recedive 80% of the net pre tax earnings until the entire initial sum has been returned. Thereafter
the investor shall receive 20% of the pre tax net profits for a period of ten years. Plus the investor will be given
on screen credit as Executive Producer and invited to spend a day on set. Interested and qualified persons should email
drcommunicator@m and provide full contact info.
 FUN NEW DEAL with great potential. Look below on the right side of this page and read about the amazing success of
Mark Pirro and his ultra low budget horror fim, Polish Vampire in Burbank. Silly right? Yet his $2500 production
investment returned him over $1 Million in 30 years. In case you are wondering that works out to a 22.106%
rate of return. We think we can do better so we are prepared to produce an ultra low budget ($36,000) film as
soon we raise the money. Minimum investment is $6000,
maximum is $36,000. With that we will produce a feature film of the Horror genre. We have domestic USA non theatrical
release assured. Everything else is up in the air. But thanks to all of the available new technology we are confident
we can accelerate the returns achieved by Mark. The basic deal is this, we will pay 80% of the net returns pro rata
to investors until either the investor receives a sum equal to THREE TIMES his original investment, or until a period of ten
years from the date of first release has run, whichever comes first. Clearly we have every incentive to help you TRIPLE
your money as fast as possible. YES there is RISK, but if you are will to assume the risks, the reward portential is
huge. For more information please send your contact info to drcommunicator@gmail.com. Doing so creates NO obligation
on either side. Oh yeah and just for fun each investor also receives an on screen
Executive Producer credit.
 "Hollywood is where they shoot too many pictures and not
enough actors."
Walter Winchell
Let’s take a close look at the global market for movies. This is particularly focused on the ultra low budget deal presented above. Major films obviously march to a different drummer. But no matter how you look at it the movie business is about as good as it can get. Just ponder the following. 1. The current world population is in excess of 7 BILLION people. But let’s be very conservative and deal with the fact some people are too young or too old or just don’t like movies. Some people also don’t have internet access and others will avoid English language movies. 2. So we chop off 90% right away leaving a mere 700 MILLION prospective buyers. But hey of this group a large number will just never look for a movie on the internet in general so let’s 90% off of this number too. Now we are down to a mere 70 million possible buyers. 3. Yeah but these are just “maybe” prospects, not hard core well qualified prospects. Okay so I will chop another 90% off bringing our pool down to tiny 7 million people. 4. Having chopped the prospect pool by 90% three times and getting down to only 7 million people let’s keep chopping yet again and reduce the actual buyers to a mere 10% of this already deeply discounted pool. That yields a lousy 700,000 buyers. 5. So let’s multiply that by the probable net proceeds per DVD sold of $5 and multiply that times our buyers group number of 700,000 and the net sales proceeds should be $3.5 MILLION. 6. Now let’s add the Murphy’s Law factor and cut this return in half leaving just $1.75 MILLION. All that discounting and cutting and we still get a very decent $1.75 MILLION return on an investment of only $36,000.00. Where are you going to beat that?
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 In 1983 Mark Pirro a thoroughly inexperienced film maker
produced "A Polish Vampire in Burbank" for a mere $2500. It went on to gross over ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The point is simply that you don't have to be a mega studio to make excellent returns on money in the film industry.
Just click below to read the article. It is inspiring.
And then there is the much discussed BLAIR WITCH PROJECT
released in 1999. Principal photogrpahy was completed on a budget of just $33,000. By the time all was said and
done the total budget for the film had swelled to somewhere between $500,000 and $750,000, still very low for a feature film.
It went on to gross more than $248 MILLION, proving once again that serious money can be made at every level of the movie
business. CLICK BELOW for more  Released in 1987 and starring Warren Beatty and Dustin
Hoffman, ISHTAR received overwhelmingly horrible reviews and remains one of Hollywoods most notorious flops. Production
costs were high for the day at $51 million. Total returns to date are a mere $14.3 million. That is clearly a
flop but NOT a total loss. Plus on January 4, 2011 SONY Pictures released ISHTAR again on Blu Ray. So even a true
flop never totally dies. Enter content here Enter content here
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