A Bible on the Topic
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The new global edition of The Film Finance Handbook: How to Fund Your Film is a bible on the topic. Set out in straightforward language the book is an extensive guide for those new to the industry and seasoned professionals alike. For the filmmaker starting out, the book not only guides you - using simple analogies and a dash of humour - through the complex world of film finance, it also considers the important but often overlooked practical areas of research, networking, pitching and negotiating. For the experienced producer it contains a wealth of up-to-date and timesaving information, most notably an exhaustive section devoted to international incentives and an equally extensive global funding directory. The book also includes a very timely chapter on the impact of the Internet on the film industry and explores the financial possibilities offered by this so-called `Seventh Major'. I have not been able to find a book on film finance as comprehensive as this.
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All you need to know
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This book is great - a comprehensive guide to film-making. It explains complex ideas such as the new UK tax credit in words that almost everyone can understand.
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The definitive work in this field
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This books is a must read for anyone involved in the world of film finance, or who is putting together a film. It is a masterly work, accessible, very well written and clearly set out. Adam Davies is one of the most experienced film lawyers in the UK and not only knows what he is talking about, has that rare gift of being able to put it across lucidly.
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