Get Some Recognition

Thank you for choosing this! It may not seem like much, but it means a LOT!

The team appreciates it.

You're Making Things Possible!

1. Social Media Shout Out!
2. IMDB - "made possible by" accreditation

Download Straight From Hell!

• Get a download of the final project!
• Get a "made possible by" IMDB credit!

DEATH SIGNED FOR YOU

Signed copies of the Blu-ray/DVD

Give Them A Name!

• You can either suggest a name or have them use your name!
• Get the prop shirt / top your victim "died" in signed by the actor / actress!
• Associate Producer Credit on IMDB
• Download of the finished movie!

Be The VIP You Are!

• VIP tickets to the film premiere
• Download of the finished movie
• Made Possible By IMDB accreditation

Dinner with the Director.

Enjoy a unique experience as you get know the project intimately and the director's visions for the movie and even some future projects.

Sponsor a Location

• Have the credits read " The Sneaker's Bar and Grill sponsored by [Your Name]"
• Digital Download
• Producer Credit on IMDB

It's A Wrap!

• Join us for the end of the movie filming!
• Applaud and celebrate the cast and crew that made it all possible!
• Be regaled with anecdotes from the set of Woodville!
• IMDB Producer Credits
• BTS + Movie Download of the movie

Stand Out From the Crowd!

• Personalized shout-outs in the credits.
• 1 VIP Ticket
• Assistant Producer Credit on IMDB

Private screening with the cast and crew.

• Private Screening in a movie theater
• Up to 11 private guests
• Signed DVD
• Private Q&A with cast and crew!
• Assistant Producer Credits on IMDB

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER CREDIT

• Executive Producer Credit
• 2x VIP Tickets
• Signed DVD

1. Prestige and Recognition:

   • An  executive producer credit  is a prestigious title in the film industry. It signifies a significant level of involvement and financial support for a project. When backers contribute at this level, they become part of the film’s legacy and receive recognition for their commitment.
   • Having your name associated with a film as an executive producer can open doors, enhance your reputation, and provide networking opportunities within the industry.

2. IMDb Listing:

   • Backers who contribute at the  executive producer  level often receive an IMDb credit. IMDb (Internet Movie Database) is a widely recognized platform where film credits are documented. Having your name listed there adds credibility and visibility.
   • For filmmakers, an IMDb credit is essential—it’s like having your name in the film industry’s official yearbook.

3. Social Proof and Influence:

   • When potential backers see that someone has committed at the  executive producer  level, it creates social proof. Others may follow suit, thinking, “If they believe in this project enough to be an executive producer, maybe I should too.”
   • High-level backers can influence their networks to support the campaign. Their endorsement carries weight and encourages others to contribute.

4. Personal Connection to the Project:

   • At this level, backers often have a deeper connection to the film. They believe in the story, the team, or the vision. It’s not just about watching a movie—it’s about being part of its creation.
   • Some backers may have personal reasons for supporting a film, such as aligning with its themes, characters, or the filmmaker’s journey.

5. Exclusive Perks and Involvement:

   • Backers at the  executive producer  level usually receive exclusive perks beyond the credit. These might include:
     • Set visits: Witnessing the filmmaking process firsthand.
     • Invitations to premieres and festivals: Being part of the film’s launch.
     • Behind-the-scenes access: Seeing how the magic happens.
     • Private screenings: Watching rough cuts and providing feedback.
   • These experiences are priceless for film enthusiasts and industry aspirants.

6. Supporting Art and Creativity:

   • Crowdfunding isn’t just about transactions; it’s about supporting art and creativity. Backers who contribute at higher levels are true patrons of the arts.
   • By becoming an executive producer, backers invest in the film’s success and contribute to the cultural landscape.

In summary, paying $5000 for an  executive producer credit  isn’t just about money—it’s an investment in storytelling, recognition, and personal involvement. It’s a way to leave your mark on a cinematic journey and be part of something greater than yourself.