Host Scott duPont reminds filmmakers to check and update all of their social media pages, websites, etc. at least once a  year before any potential investors do online research before investing.

Scott duPont explains the importance of creating specific, written Goals when it comes to film fundraising and shares a few tips, strategies & hacks to help you stay focused to raise your Movie Money.

Host Scott duPont shares a story & a valuable lesson of “Downselling” to avoid losing potential investors and also help attract long term clients who may invest in multiple projects with you over time.

Live from London…Crowdfunding Expert Jordan Bunton-Williams shares Tips & Strategies while offering his FREE Crowdfunding Masterclass. A MUST watch for anyone considering a crowdfunding campaign including Kickstarter or Indiegogo.

Host Scott duPont learns from a fellow film producer a simple yet, genius strategy of bringing in two (2) different sources of money (investments & donations) at the same time to fund your project more quickly!

Calling in from Australia, Lynn Santer raises initial funding from all around the globe and explains her 3 part strategy to finance her narrative, theatrical passion project: “Land of the Free!”

From the book “Attracting Investors” Host Scott duPont shares and reminds filmmakers of the three (3) most important things investors are always looking for.

The amazing, behind-the-scenes “SHARK TANK” story of the team who got ALL the ‘Sharks’ competing to invest first! A rare “shark feeding frenzy”! Doug Storer shares the valuable lessons learned and how they scored $250,000.00!

Host Scott duPont issues a warning to all U.S. filmmakers and then clarifies the reasons to NOT talk to or pitch “Strangers” before you share your project with all your contacts (people who you already know and have relationships with) first.

Host Scott duPont shares a valuable success lesson about “mindset” and “perseverance” he learned from a college friend who had more success than he could dream of his freshman year. That life-long lesson directly applies to raising movie money.