What are you making?
A clearer budget for your next production. Start with the idea, the scope and the money you have.
AI access is being checked. You can always build a budget yourself.
- 01 / The idea
- 02 / The plan
- 03 / Your next step
A few details. A clearer plan.
A few things change the cost quickly. The sample is a starting point. An empty budget lets you enter your own project costs.
Let's scope this together.
A feature or series needs a plan built around its schedule, agreements, locations and delivery requirements.
Experienced production support
My Media Budget can help with full budget builds, scheduling, production consulting, remote or in person production management, and line producing.
Share the creative, episode or script scope, locations, timing, financing assumptions and the responsibility you need covered. An estimate should follow that conversation.
Simulated handoff. No message will be sent.
- 01 / The idea
- 02 / The plan
- 03 / Your next step
The idea, with numbers.
Confirm working hours, quotes, location access and talent usage before committing.
Add costs or adjust quantities and rates. Line settings control the department, units, days and fringe treatment.
| Line item | Quantity | Rate, USD | Line settings | Amount |
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Your selling price
Build the price separately from production costs. Choose margin on selling price or markup on cost. Your client preview shows the proposed price and scope; this breakdown is for you.
Enter valid fees, margin and deposit before exporting.
Additional fees
Only add fees here if they are not already included in your production budget.
Scope, exclusions & payment terms
Only this summary appears in client exports. Your original planning brief stays private. Leave this blank for a general scope description.
Draft only. Taxes are not calculated. The fee and margin are planning inputs, not a profit guarantee. Check that the fee does not duplicate producer costs already in the budget.
Use a nonnegative amount within the field limits.