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Production financing has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, as traditional models face unprecedented disruption. Industry expert Daisy Stall from California Bank & Trust highlights the shifting landscape, emphasizing that the methods once relied upon for funding film and television projects are no longer as effective.
Historically, filmmakers depended on established financing avenues, such as pre-sales, tax incentives, and bank loans. However, the rise of streaming platforms and new distribution channels has altered the dynamics of production funding. With more content being produced than ever before, competition has intensified, forcing creators to adapt to a rapidly evolving market.
Stall notes that innovative financing solutions are now essential for success. Crowdfunding, partnerships with tech companies, and international co-productions are becoming increasingly popular as filmmakers seek alternative funding sources. As the industry continues to evolve, understanding these new financing strategies will be crucial for anyone looking to thrive in the ever-changing world of film and television production.
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