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Award-winning independent filmmaker looking to make his second feature film. Attended a top graduate film school and have over fifteen years of filmmaking experience. Have made numerous short films and a feature film that have played festivals internationally and received distribution.

The script is a revenge thriller film about a queer Asian graphic designer who loses her job due to her insomnia. To make ends meet, she tries sexless escorting but her first encounter goes wrong and it leads down a spiral of revenge.

We have an actress attached who was a lead on a major Netflix series and will be in a major superhero movie. We also have a few experienced Producers with many credits attached but we are seeking funding.

We are currently seeking a Producer or finders to jump aboard to help us raise funds to get it to the next level.

PLEASE NOTE: Pay and credit will be based on a percentage of the funds raised.

May be open to experienced producers who work on logistical matters (e.g. budgets) or other strategic elements but primarily looking for those who may have connections to people interested in being investors on a film.

Job Type: Commission

Projected Total Compensation: $5,000.00 - $10,000.00 per month

Work Location: Remote

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