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Kevin Christoffersen will be presenting a broad overview on feature film financing in a post-covid world, that will illustrate different models including crowdfunding to establish a development budget, outreach strategies to private equity investors, debt financing components with bank representatives and establishing state tax credit incentives.
Kevin’s presentation will then delve into all of the elements needed within your package to make it investor-ready for the official pitching process to take shape and increase more viable opportunities. Case study feature films at various budget levels will be broken down showing how they each employed different financing techniques.
Other topics being presented include pre-sales estimates (minimum guarantee) for higher budget levels, section 168 protecting investor interests, profiling of specific investors, pre-determining a distribution strategy and ways and means to establish a network of connections within the business side of the industry.
A Q&A period will be designated at the end of the presentation as well as through e-mail correspondence at: kevin@f-e-d.live
Bio
Kevin Christoffersen has been working in just about every form of media for nearly three decades - producing content internationally across four continents while living in five countries.
He is an Educator and Development Executive of the new platform, 'Film Education & Development.' In this role, Kevin guides filmmakers through the A to Z feature film development process with his workshop courses, development labs, webinars and consultations.
On the Executive Producing side, he works on establishing financing for different feature films of various budget levels both in the U.S. and in Europe. He is also consulting filmmakers on distribution deals within foreign markets that include tv broadcasters, distributors and streaming platforms.
Kevin also sits on the Advisory Board of the Art Of Brooklyn Film Festival and has recently completed co-writing a feature length screenplay.
While based in Switzerland for seven years as Executive Producer of World Television, he managed large scale live broadcast event productions for Fortune 500 companies, United Nations agencies and NGO's.
While working between New York, Los Angeles and Vancouver, he continues to form new industry partnerships along the way...
Kevin Christoffersen will be presenting a broad overview on feature film financing in a post-covid world, that will illustrate different models including crowdfunding to establish a development budget, outreach strategies to private equity investors, debt financing components with bank representatives and establishing state tax credit incentives.
Kevin’s presentation will then delve into all of the elements needed within your package to make it investor-ready for the official pitching process to take shape and increase more viable opportunities. Case study feature films at various budget levels will be broken down showing how they each employed different financing techniques.
Other topics being presented include pre-sales estimates (minimum guarantee) for higher budget levels, section 168 protecting investor interests, profiling of specific investors, pre-determining a distribution strategy and ways and means to establish a network of connections within the business side of the industry.
A Q&A period will be designated at the end of the presentation as well as through e-mail correspondence at: kevin@f-e-d.live
Bio
Kevin Christoffersen has been working in just about every form of media for nearly three decades - producing content internationally across four continents while living in five countries.
He is an Educator and Development Executive of the new platform, 'Film Education & Development.' In this role, Kevin guides filmmakers through the A to Z feature film development process with his workshop courses, development labs, webinars and consultations.
On the Executive Producing side, he works on establishing financing for different feature films of various budget levels both in the U.S. and in Europe. He is also consulting filmmakers on distribution deals within foreign markets that include tv broadcasters, distributors and streaming platforms.
Kevin also sits on the Advisory Board of the Art Of Brooklyn Film Festival and has recently completed co-writing a feature length screenplay.
While based in Switzerland for seven years as Executive Producer of World Television, he managed large scale live broadcast event productions for Fortune 500 companies, United Nations agencies and NGO's.
While working between New York, Los Angeles and Vancouver, he continues to form new industry partnerships along the way...