Commission a film

Tell us what the film is for.

What the film has to achieve. If you have a brief, bring it to the call.

The form

What the film is for.

You

Your name *

Organisation *

Your role there

Email *

What kind of organisation

The film

What the film is for *The job it has to do. Change a behaviour, evidence a programme, recruit, explain something difficult.

Who has to watch it *Who, and where they will see it: a screening, a website, a conference, a classroom, a feed.

Closest to

Does it involve people who may be at risk?Patients, people with lived experience of harm, anyone whose consent needs careful handling. It changes how we plan.

Budget and timing

Budget range *A range, not a figure.

DeadlineThe date it has to exist by, if there is one yet. Grant-funded work often has none.

Anything else

Who sees this. Your enquiry goes to the Futures in Film production team and the Operations Lead. It is not shared with the other companies in the ecosystem unless a project needs their equipment or crew, and then we ask you first. Kept for 24 months, or for six years after the final invoice if the commission goes ahead. Ask us to see or delete it at any time: productions@futuresinfilm.com. Futures in Film C.I.C., company number 14621615, registered at 167–169 Great Portland Street, 5th Floor, London W1W 5PF.

What happens next

What happens next.

A call to settle what the film has to do and what it can cost, then a written proposal: approach, crew, schedule, deliverables and what is excluded.

Next.

See what we make

Watch what we have made

Something else commercial

Tell us what the film is for.

What the film is for.

What happens next.

Next.

Train with us

Work with us

Learn

Our work

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