introduction
concept
the collaboration
the producers
choosing directors
months as characters
old harbor productions
shooting format
shooting in boston
financing
venues
twelve: the film
concept
the collaboration
the producers
choosing directors
months as characters
old harbor productions
shooting format
shooting in boston
financing
venues
twelve: the film
financing
For the most part, “Twelve” is being funded primarily by its directors. Keeping with the “film co-op” idea, each of the participating filmmakers was responsible for contributing an equal share of the production costs. That money will provide a director with a suitable grip and lighting package, all necessary camera and sound equipment, and other production supplies. In addition, some of the shared financing will be used for submission costs involved with entering multiple film festivals. Though this type of financing is presently adequate, the “Twelve” producers would be open to talking with potential investors and plan to begin fundraising to help with finishing costs.
For the most part, “Twelve” is being funded primarily by its directors. Keeping with the “film co-op” idea, each of the participating filmmakers was responsible for contributing an equal share of the production costs. That money will provide a director with a suitable grip and lighting package, all necessary camera and sound equipment, and other production supplies. In addition, some of the shared financing will be used for submission costs involved with entering multiple film festivals. Though this type of financing is presently adequate, the “Twelve” producers would be open to talking with potential investors and plan to begin fundraising to help with finishing costs.