We’ll start by breaking down what funded development really is—and why most filmmakers miss it. This strategy helps you raise early money to build the package that gets your film truly funded.

This is where your movie becomes a real project. We’re talking script, budget, legal stuff. Yeah, it’s not sexy—but it’s exactly the type of stuff that makes investors start paying attention.

This is where you lay the groundwork—your team, your structure, your plan. So when you finally talk to investors, you’re not winging it. You’re ready, professional, and they can feel it.

Now we bring it all together into a clean, investor-ready package. You’ll learn how to pitch with clarity, avoid the awkward missteps, and finally start getting real interest and momentum.

Think casting directors are just for casting? Think again. Attaching the right one early gives your project instant credibility. I’ll show you how to use this secret weapon the smart way.

This isn’t about funding your whole movie. It’s about getting that first smart investor to back your development - so you can build the momentum, materials, and team you need to raise real financing.

Even with a yes, things can fall apart fast. Investors get cold feet. Deals stall. Here’s how to handle objections, delays, and weirdness—without losing momentum or blowing the opportunity.