Filmmaker Baumgartner never waited or got permission to make his next movie. The writer-director-producer shares his passion for filmmaking and reveals how he gets his projects made on all different budget levels.

Instead of making excuses, Gil Adams picked up a camera, self-financed his first film and tells other aspiring filmmakers now: “Just Do It!”

Host Scott duPont explains the importance of asking for the money.

A follow up from two film screening events which yielded newinvestors within a week or two.

Host Scott duPont shares one of his valuable “visualizationexercises” he does before his first outreach calls to potential investors.

Doing a bunch of “busy” work or keeping busy with stupid things will not have bring in any money. Only focus on the tasks which will bring in funding.

Host Scott duPont quickly runs through what he calls the seven (7) Essential “E”s to finance your movie.

Host Scott duPont shares a true story (and a serious cautionarytale) when fundraising for your indie film.

After several short films Indie filmmaker, Nicola Rose was able to get two features financed including “Magnetosphere” now streaming on all these platforms:

https://www.freestyledigitalmedia.tv/film/magnetosphere/

Scott duPont blows up the theory billionaires andmulti-millionaires will only invest in multi-million dollar projects. Like most business people, they like to invest in new ventures slowly and on a smaller scale to “test the waters”. Just make sure you bring them a great project thathopefully will make back an ROI without too much risk.