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Make Your Movie Now!
Making a movie involves several stages, each with its own unique challenges. At Filmmaking Stuff, we provide you with proven strategies so you can take action and make your movie now!

FUND
Learning how to get film funding is crucial for any filmmaker wanting to gain career leverage.

PRODUCE
As a film producer, you bring your movie vision to life and take it from script to screen worldwide.

Distribute
Knowing how to negotiate movie distribution deals is essential. This ability can make you successful.
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“Getting the money is the most vital part of getting your film made. Without money, nothing else can happen. Kudos to Tom Malloy.”
– Tom Holland, Writer/Director, Child’s Play

“Tom’s willingness to share his experience so openly has definitely helped launch us on our way to producing our first feature film.”
– DJ Travis & Ellen Yee Say, Indie Filmmakers
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