Newly updated, and launching at Cannes 2007 as an official partner of the Cannes Film Market, Netribution's How to Fund your Film - the Film Finance Handbook, is now global!

With information on funding and tax incentives in over 50 countries, details of more than 1000 funds, a new chapter on the Internet, 400 entry glossary and significantly expanded information about low and microbudget production, Production Finance, the new UK, German and US tax incentives, and approaching the industry. At 480 pages, it's the first book to pull together international legal information, global film funds and the theory and practice of funding and packaging films in one place.

From first short film through to international multi-million co-production the book is aimed at novice and expert alike.

'Absolutely essential for all producers.’
David Pope, CEO, New Producers Alliance

'Indispensable'
Independent on Sunday

'The first port of call for anyone trying to fund a film.'
Elliot Grove, founder, Raindance Film Festival and Britih Independent Film Awards

‘Producers (should) arm themselves with this comprehensive, well written guide to film finance.’
Tim Adler, editor Screen Finance

Plus, over 30 interviews and case studies, including Oscar winning producer, Jeremy Thomas who shot the first western feature films in China and Bhutan, Jim Gilliam – who raised over $300,000 for his last feature documentary from four emails and almost 3,000 people via the Internet, and Arin Crumley and Susan Buice whose video-blog-turned-feature Four Eyed Monsters has become a self-distributed hit. As well as the makers of Crash, London to Brighton, Gypo, A Swarm of Angels, Monster, Elephant, The Woodsman, Open Water, Vanity Fair, Billy Elliot, The Crying Game and more.

£22.49 plus postage and packing (£3.50 in the UK)