None of this is glamorous. All of it is the difference between a film that exists and a film that gets found, funded, finished and watched.
Six things, and we can do any one of them on its own. You don't have to buy a package.
A single page that carries the story, the trailer, an email capture and a way to give that pays you directly. No platform in the middle, no all-or-nothing threshold, and it doesn't become a dead link the day the campaign ends.
Pairs with a crowdfunding campaign or replaces it.
Kickstarter and Indiegogo, plus everything the campaign leaves undone: the page build, the launch calendar, the backer updates, the fulfilment setup, and the follow-through that most campaigns drop once the money lands.
A site for the film or for you as a filmmaker, an email list you actually own, a welcome sequence, and a newsletter that keeps running. The list is the asset, the platform was never yours.
Account setup and a consistent identity, a content calendar, vertical short-form cuts from footage you already have, and the discipline to stay in front of the people who might fund or watch the next one.
IMDb title and credits, a TMDB entry with a correctly cropped poster, Wikidata cross-IDs so the records agree with each other. Small and boring, and it decides whether anyone can find the film at all.
Captions and SDH, subtitles, key art to each platform's spec, a press folder, the festival submission calendar and the shortlist of festivals actually worth the fee.
You don't always need a project. You need the poster cropped to spec, or the credits claimed, or the caption file converted. Tell us the one thing and we'll quote it.
We'd rather tell you these are coming than sell you something that doesn't exist yet. This is the direction, not the menu.
Crew, equipment, locations, and the below-the-line departments that micro-budget films cut first and notice later. Starting with matching films to organisations that already have the capacity sitting idle.
Getting a finished film onto streaming, VOD and the aggregators, and understanding what each route actually takes.
Making our own films and part-financing other people's. This is a later phase, it needs a legal structure we don't have yet, and we won't do it before that's settled.
A way for people who want to back what we make to do that, and be recognised in the credits. Joining the list comes first.