Quick Film Budget, Inc.
Los Angeles, CA — Quick Film Budget, Inc. is pleased to announce that its website http://www.quickfilmbudget.com is being launched on November 16, 2009. The user friendly website empowers writers, directors, producers and all filmmakers to create professional customized film budgets for their scripts and projects by themselves.
Whether the script or project is a low budget film or a blockbuster movie, studios and investors will always ask for a budget. Since filmmakers do not always have the money to pay at least one thousand dollars to an expensive Unit Production Manager or Line Producer nor do they always have the luxury to wait a month for delivery of the budget, http://www.quickfilmbudget.com automates the process by asking some key questions, like picking the genre and inputting the final desired budget total, to instantly deliver a professional customized film budget for $149.
Nolan Lebovitz and Adam Lebovitz created Quick Film Budget, Inc. and the website http://www.quickfilmbudget.com using their experience in the film industry and their knowledge of finance and calculus to derive original mathematical algorithms that best define the relationships between film budget accounts, genres and the total budget desired. Prior to creating the website, USC Film School graduate Nolan Lebovitz wrote and directed the Sony Pictures crime thriller Tortured starring Laurence Fishburne, Cole Hauser and James Cromwell. Sony Pictures released Tortured in 2008. Adam Lebovitz, who has a Masters from the USC Peter Stark Producing Program and a degree in Finance from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business, produced Tortured as well as the Lions Gate horror film Unrest. Lions Gate released Unrest in 2006. In 2009, Nolan and Adam wrote a digital series called Bloody Knuckles which was bought by Fox Television Studios
The Chicago-born brothers created Quick Film Budget, Inc. as a new media company to provide filmmakers with tools to help sell their projects to studios and film investors and ultimately get work. Paradigm represents both Nolan Lebovitz and Adam Lebovitz.
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