Work with a Top Hollywood Producer

Work with a Top Hollywood Film Producer to get your film or tv series made.

If you’re serious about making a movie, whether it’s an indie film or a studio-level production, then working with a top Hollywood producer isn’t just helpful. It’s essential.

Hi, I’m Jack Binder. I’ve been in the film business for over 30 years as a major studio and indie film producer. I’ve worked with names like Kevin Costner, Adam Sandler, and Ethan Hawke. I’ve also built the go-to service for filmmakers around the world: FilmBudget.com. Whether you’re seeking financing, hiring your crew, or applying for film tax credits, everything starts with one crucial document: a professionally crafted film budget.

And not just any budget — a real-world, production-ready film budgeting tool that gets your project funded, greenlit, and made.

Why Your Film Budget is the Key to Success

Think of your film budget like a blueprint. You wouldn’t build a skyscraper without a detailed plan. The same goes for film.

Yet, many first-time producers try to cobble together a budget from online templates or generic software. But film investors, sales agents, and distributors won’t take those seriously. Why? Because they know that accurate budgeting is a professional skill.

That’s where I come in.

At FilmBudget.com, I craft studio-grade budgets that reflect real-world production costs, accounting for everything from equipment rental, location fees, and script breakdowns to completion bonds, call sheets, and post production workflows. My budgets include tax credit estimates, insurance, and even production schedule analysis — all based on the actual production process.

Work with an A-List Producer Who’s Been There

What makes working with a top producer like me different?

Experience – I’ve produced films at every budget level, from under $1 million to over $50 million. I understand where costs hide — and where the money really goes.
Access – I bring access to vetted line producers, crew, and vendors. Need a director of photography, casting team, or production design unit? Done.
Finance Strategy – With decades in film finance, I know what investors want to see. Whether you’re raising funds through equity, pre-sales, or film tax credits, I guide you through every step.
Credibility – A real producer’s budget gets taken seriously. A PDF from Final Draft doesn’t.

Remember, a good budget isn’t just about numbers. It’s about building trust — with investors, co-producers, and platforms. And when you work with someone who’s actually made movies (not just spreadsheeted them), your project gains instant credibility.

The Real Cost of a Film (It Varies… Greatly)

You might be wondering: How much does it cost to make a movie?

The answer: It varies greatly.

A short film might cost $25K. A microbudget feature might squeeze through at $200K. A studio comedy could run $10 million. A period drama or visual effects thriller might hit $40 million and beyond.

This is why proper film budget breakdowns are so important.

My custom budgets show line-item costs for: