Research Into Film Proposals

What is a film proposal?

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A film proposal is about how you can come up with an idea and how that idea will be executed in a film, for instance if you are a film director who works for a Company or individually, and wants a budget to make a film then you will have to come up with a proposal, in that case you will need to convince someone in order to allow you to have a budget for a film and why that it is important etc.

The company that he/she borrows money from will only give the money if that person can convince them why they should let him/her create a film, the idea must be convincing and should be aimed at a large audience group so that profit can easily be made and that the borrowed money can be returned without any bankruptcy or debt,  although you can choose what your audience is but making a film that is aimed at a larger group rather then individuals is highly more successful that way.

Ideas will need to be specific in order to be convincing and not just plain or boring, your idea must be convincing and you will need to sound very passionate.

Ideas will include, Character development/design, the film title and different Plots in the film, the genre, the environment, how this will be executed etc.

Here is an example of how a proposal should look:

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Note: The images I used are found in google images, I do not own any of them.

Also, the following links below are used for research purposes 

https://www.pandadoc.com/film-proposal-template/

https://www.masterclass.com/articles/how-to-write-a-documentary-proposal-for-film-fundraising#quiz-0 

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  1. Neil WilsonJanuary 28, 2021 at 5:26 AM

    The only thing you need to do is demonstrate 'where' you researched to get this information. At the end of your post please add your references of the web sites you visited in order to get your material (and if you want to try and show this in Harvard referencing format, visit Neil's Toolbox and fill in the options as best you can to generate a reference).

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