Jitty

Description First N Ten is a documentary film to be shot in Nebraska, and in other Big Ten cities, focusing on the passionate fans of Husker football as their team bursts onto the scene in a new conference. The film will also show the unwavering dedication of Husker fans as they travel to away games and form "watch parties" in cities around the country. Our filmmakers will document the loyal support and the myriad of rituals, quirks, and traditions of alumni and fans all over the country at all of the block parties, local pub gatherings, and backyard cookouts that make game day for Husker Nation a celebrated holiday all over the country. The film will tell the story of "The Best Fans in College Football" as they experience Nebraska's first season in the Big Ten Conference, rich with new rivalries and back on the road to a Conference Championship and beyond. Shooting Schedule June-August 2011: Pre-production August 2010-January 2011: Production February 2011-May 2012: Post-production May 2012-August 2012: Marketing and distribution September 2012: Theatrical and retail release in conjunction with week one of the 2012 season Budget and Investment Overview Pre-production and production: $33,138 (needed by early August) Post-Production: $23,000 Marketing and Distribution: $9,100 Administrative and Legal: $30,000 Contingency: $4,762 Total Budget: $100,000 The film's investor, or group of investors, will receive Executive Producer credit and the first $100,000 of revenue to repay their investment. Thereafter, they will be entitled to 25% of the total net proceeds of the film - including box office, retail and direct DVD sales, and cable/pay-per-view licensing. Projected net proceeds, based on previous titles in the genre, are between $400,000 and $700,000. We will be shooting this professionally with people that have knowledge in video production. The First N Ten film project has secured support and commitments to assist with marketing from the UNL Athletic Department and UNL Broadcast and Video Services. We have the go ahead from UNL to use any film that UNL owns the rights to. UNL just wants us to show the program and university in a good light. If anyone has any questions, please shoot me a email at jittyrogers@gmail.com