Page 4. Finance Plan
- Funding Sources: Identify financing sources, including investors, grants, and alternatives.
- Budget Requirements: Outline financial needs, detailing essential costs.
- Financial Projections: Forecast your film's financial performance and revenue potential.
- Investment Opportunities: Present investor opportunities and expected returns.
- Potential Challenges: Identify financial and production challenges and resolution plans.
- Risk Assessment: Analyze financial and market risks, showing preparedness.
- Contingency Plans: Strateges for unforeseen challenges during production.
- Extended Budget: Create a detailed budget plan including contingencies.
Page 5. Target Audience
- Genre: Categorize your film's genre and its market fit.
- Age Groups: Specify the age range of your target audience.
- Demographics: Provide audience data such as gender and income level.
- Psychographics: Explore the interests and values of your audience.
- Lifestyle Groups: Describe lifestyle traits of your audience.
- Media Consumption: Analyze your audience's media habits.
- Viewing Habits: Discuss your audience's typical film-watching patterns.
Page 6. Film Marketing Plan
- Film Hook: Define unique elements to capture your target audience's interest.
- Selling Points: Identify appealing features, like storytelling or cast.
- Film Marketing Tie-Ins: Establish promotional partnerships and collaborations.
- Marketing Budget: Allocate specific budgets for marketing activities.
- Media Outreach: Design media strategies, including press releases and events.
Page 7. Film Distribution Strategy
- Target Markets: Identify primary markets based on location and audience demographics.
- Release Strategy: Tailor your film's release to match audience trends and platform specifics.
- Distribution Budget: Effectively budget for distribution to maximize reach and profit.
Film Business Plan Template and Example