IIFF Film Financing Townhall Meeting: UK Premiere & London...

IIFF London Film Financing Townhall Meeting: UK Premiere & London Chapter Launch

Thursday, April 28, 2011 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (GMT)

London, United Kingdom

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Event Details

LDN Film Financing Townhall at The Soho Hotel

Film Meets Finance:
Networking & Education for
Filmmakers & Financiers

Six Insightful Talks by Leading Experts & More

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Abstract

"To-the-point presentations on the latest trends and targeted networking with like-minded pros set this event apart from the rest. IIFF delivers no-nonsense insight and real opportunity." — Thomas Trenker, film financier

The London chapter of the Institute for International Film Financing (IIFF) launches its monthly gatherings at the junction of film & finance with a special Film Financing Townhall at the illustrious Soho Hotel. Their classy facilities are conveniently located near Soho Square in London's West End.

This grassroots community get-together is designed to foster & inform productive relationships between attendees. It provides unbiased insight & education about the business of film and film financing in particular. The event features a powerful roster of highly topical speakers from the filmmaking and financial industries. We are delighted to welcome real-world financiers among our guests!

The evening's five six presentations plus panel discussion address key issues relevant to filmmakers, financiers and anyone interested in the economics, business mechanics, and financial dynamics of motion pictures. They are followed by Q&A time. Attendees also have ample opportunity to interact & network with our featured experts and amongst themselves.

An informal après-meeting celebration will take place at a nearby restaurant.

Attendees

Who should attend?

Entrepreneurs, consultants, attorneys, bankers, investment managers, venture capitalists, angel investors and other professionals with an interest in the movie business will find this event worthwhile. Everyone who cares about independent film is cordially invited to join us.

Are you considering taking an active role in film, or would you like to expand your current involvement? Don't miss this high-value yet low-cost learning experience and the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers.

Established & aspiring filmmakers looking to raise capital for their projects, production companies, movie slates, film funds or other ventures are, naturally, more than welcome as well.

Why attend?

New to film finance? Need to brush up your topical knowledge? Want to deepen your understanding? Care to participate in an ongoing conversation & community dedicated to the subject? This uniquely valuable gathering is right for you!

Gain crucial insights from leading experts in their field. Network with fellow film & finance professionals. Meet potential collaborators and future business partners. All this at a price that is hard to beat.

Program Details

Funding the King's Speech & Other Adventures in Movie Finance

Paul Brett (bio), Founder & Director at Prescience Film Finance, whose slate includes Best Picture Oscar winner "The King's Speech" (Colin Firth); 28-year veteran of film & media industry; fmr. VP of European Marketing at Miramax; also worked at Video Arts, Catalyst, TEN - The Movie Channel, Video Collection Int'l, Paramount, Universal, Pathé & British Film Institute/UK Film Council … »
The Current State of Independent Film Financing in the UK

Abby Payne (bio), top film & TV lawyer; Partner in highly regarded Film & TV Group at leading media & entertainment law firm Harbottle & Lewis; advises clients on development, production, financing & distribution; renowned for structuring int'l co-productions & advice on int'l subsidies & tax-related financing schemes; clients include major UK, US & EU producers, sales agents, completion guarantors & talent agents … »
How to Finance Films for the Global Market

Don Starr (bio), Founder & Owner of Grosvenor Park Productions; arranged equity, mezzanine, presales & tax credit financing for 400+ film & TV productions, totaling $5B+ in budgets; clients include most Hollywood studios & producers & leading independent production companies worldwide; recent films include Oscar winner "Hurt Locker," "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus", "The Expendables", "P.S. I Love You" & "Defiance" … »
Mobilizing Funding for Independent Film from Non-Traditional Sources

Deborah Burton (bio), Co-Founder & Management Committee Member at Tipping Point Film Fund, backing truth-telling documentaries that combine film's popular appeal with ambitious int'l campaigns; programmed int'l film & arts festivals; fmr. Production Assistant for David Puttnam; fmr. Director at First Film Foundation; fmr. Head of Development for Patrick Rainsford & Gabriel Byrne's Mirabilis Films; fmr. Governor at London Film School … »
Film Finance Strategies for Independents

Elliot Grove (bio), Founder of Raindance Film Festival, devoted to independent filmmaking & emerging talent; also founded prestigious British Independent Film Awards, Raindance Canada, Raindance.TV & Raindance New York; produced 150+ short films & 5 features; teaches writers & producers in UK, Europe, Japan & America; wrote 2 industry-standard books on filmmaking; Honourary Doctorate from Open University for services to film education … »
How to Raise Angel Investment for Your Film Project

Nicki Hattingh (bio), Founder & Managing Director at Creative Arts Investment Network (CAIN), sourcing private equity for film, theatre & music; secured investment for Emma Thomson's feature "Effie" & Samuel L. Jackson's "Blown"; Fellow of Royal Society of Arts (RSA); sits on Policy & Research Committee of British Business Angels Association (BBAA); fmr. Network Manager at Thames Valley Investment Network, leading media & green technology angel network … »

Featured Moderator

Moderator headshot The event will be moderated by Patrick Pinnock (bio), who runs the London chapter of the Institute for International Film Financing (IIFF) and organizes IIFF's monthly Film Financing Townhalls in the Greater London area. An independent music and film professional, Patrick has worked with artists both in the UK and abroad. His in-depth knowledge of the film and music industries stems from over 10 years of experience. Patrick is currently completing an MA in Music Industry Management and Artist Development at the London College of Music at Thames Valley University. »

Schedule

From	To	What
6:00 PM		Kick-Off & Welcome
6:00 PM	7:00 PM	Three Featured Presentations with Q&A (3x 20 mins)
7:00 PM	7:15 PM	Networking Break (15 mins)
7:15 PM	8:00 PM	Three Featured Presentations with Q&A (3x 15 mins)
8:00 PM	8:15 PM	Networking Break (15 mins)
8:15 PM	9:00 PM	Moderated Panel Discussion with Q&A (45 mins)
9:00 PM+		Community Time at Area Restaurant

Questions? Get answers in IIFF's Film Financing Forum!

Townhall Venue

The Soho Hotel

4 Richmond Mews
(between Dean & Wardour St)
Screening Room One
London, UK W1D 3DH
+44 (0)20 7559 3000

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Our Host

This month's Film Financing Townhall in London is hosted by the esteemed Soho Hotel, a luxury boutique hotel located in a quiet street near Soho Square, right in the heart of London's creative and entertainment community. It is surrounded by some of the best restaurants and bars, vibrant cafes and most exciting theatre and night life. The city's business district is within easy reach, making the hotel great for both business and leisure. When entering the lobby, guests immediately notice a ten feet high bronze sculpture of a cat, created by sculptor Fernando Botero. The Soho Hotel also offers sophisticated private event spaces, including two impressive screening rooms seating 45 and 100. They are of the highest professional standard with state-of-the-art sound projection and impossibly comfortable deep leather chairs.

Registration

Filmmaker-friendly affordable online registration is available at the top of this page.

Ticket type	IIFF Member*	Non-member	Registration deadline
Early bird	£15	£25	3 weeks before event
Regular	£20	£30	1 week before event
Last minute	£25	£35	1 day before event
On-site (at the door)	£35	£45	Day of event

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Speaker Bios

Paul Brett

Speaker headshot 1 Paul Brett is a Founder and Director of Prescience Film Finance. Since leaving university 28 years ago, he has worked in the media industry at such pioneers and industry leaders as Video Arts, the world's first audio/visual training company; Catalyst, the world's first audio-visual publishing company, backed by Goldcrest; TEN - The Movie Channel, Britain's first Pay TV company; Video Collection International, the world's first sell-through label; Paramount Pictures; Universal Studios; Pathé; and the British Film Institute/UK Film Council. Paul served as Vice President of European Marketing for Miramax International, as well as Path/Guild, VCI and CIC, a joint venture between Paramount and Universal. Prescience's current slate of films includes "Conviction" with Hilary Swank, Sam Rockwell, Minnie Driver and Melissa Leo; "Burke and Hare" with Simon Pegg, Tim Curry, Andy Serkis and Christopher Lee; "Chalet Girl" with Ed Westwick, Felicity Jones, Bill Nighy and Brooke Shields; and the multiple Oscar and BAFTA award winner "The King's Speech" with Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, Helena Bonham Carter and Guy Pearce. »

Abby Payne

Speaker headshot 2 Abigail Payne is a Partner in the Film and Television Group at Harbottle & Lewis, a leading full-service commercial law firm with specialist expertise in the media, entertainment and communications industries. She advises clients from all sectors of the film and television industries and provides advice on all aspects of development, production, financing and distribution. Abby is particularly renowned for her expertise in structuring international co-productions and in providing advice on international subsidies as well as EIS and other tax-related financing schemes. She acts for a wide range of clients, including leading UK producers, major US and European production companies and sales agents, Enterprise Investment Schemes (EIS), completion guarantors and talent agents. Abby is recognised in Chambers & Partners, The Legal 500 and Legal Experts as a leading lawyer in film and television. She is a member of BAFTA, Women in Film and Television. Chambers & Partners 2010 describes Abby as "extremely efficient, diligent and wonderfully knowledgeable." »

Don Starr

Speaker headshot 3 Donald Starr is the founder and owner of Grosvenor Park Productions. The company's presence in the international media industry dates back to 1985, since which time they have arranged financing for more than 400 film and television productions, totaling more than $5 billion in production cost. Grosvenor Park's clients include most Hollywood studios and producers, as well as leading independent production companies around the globe. Over the years, Grosvenor Park has arranged equity, mezzanine, presales and tax credit financing for numerous projects worldwide. Recent film projects include the Oscar winner "Hurt Locker," "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" with Heath Ledger, "The Expendables" with Sly Stallone and Jet Li, "P.S. I Love You" with Hilary Swank and Gerard Butler, and "Defiance" with Daniel Craig and Liev Schreiber. Don graduated from the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada in 1972 with a law degree. »

Deborah Burton

Speaker headshot 4 Deborah Burton is a Founding Member of the Tipping Point Film Fund, which draws on public support to back challenging, truth-telling cinema documentaries that combine the popular appeal of film with ambitious international campaigns. Deborah first worked for UNESCO backed African publications before programming international film and arts festivals. A production assistant for David Puttnam's company Enigma, she went on to be Director of First Film Foundation, working with new directors from the UK, Europe and USA, developing and executive producing first films for cinema and TV and working with leading producers and directors as mentors. Deborah later became head of development for Patrick Rainsford and actor Gabriel Byrne's company Mirabilis. Her first short screenplay starred Martin Sheen, and she is a former Governor of the London Film School. A change of direction took Deborah into the NGO sector, first in the peace movement and in 2004, she joined the Christian Aid on Trade Justice campaign as Global Campaigner, a role to popularise the campaign by enlisting internationally recognised ambassadors and delivering high-profile events as well as film and TV projects focused on trade issues. Deborah currently serves as a Management Committee Member of the Tipping Point Film Fund. Through its audience funding model, Tipping Point backs films that challenge prevailing thinking, reveal the real story behind some of the issues we think we know, and reflect the global inter-connectedness of the Rich World and the Global South, for good and bad. »

Elliot Grove

Speaker headshot 5 Elliot Grove founded Raindance Film Festival in 1993, the prestigious British Independent Film Awards in 1998, Raindance Canada in 2004, Raindance.tv (co-founder) in 2007 and Raindance New York in 2010. Raindance is devoted to independent filmmaking and its emerging talent. Elliot has produced over 150 short films and five feature films. He has written eight scripts, one of which is currently in pre-production. His first feature film, "Table 5" was shot on 35mm and completed for a total of £278.38. Elliot teaches writers and producers in the UK, Europe, Japan and America. He has also written two books that have become industry standards: "Raindance Writers' Lab: Write + Sell the Hot Screenplay" (Focal Press 2008) and "Raindance Producers' Lab: Lo-to-No Budget Filmmaking" (Focal Press 2004). Two other books, "Beginning Filmmaking: 100 Easy Steps from Script to Screen" and "130 Projects to Get You Into Filmmaking," were published in 2009. His first novel, "The Bandit Queen," is scheduled for publication next year. Open University awarded Elliot an Honourary Doctorate for services to film education. »

Nicki Hattingh

Speaker headshot 6 Nicki Hattingh is the Founder and Managing Director of CAIN - The Creative Arts Investment Network, the only business angel network in the UK specifically sourcing private equity investment for film, theatre and music companies and projects. Nicki is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) and sits on the Policy and Research Committee of the British Business Angels Association (BBAA). Creativity, according to Hattingh, is big business. Each year, CAIN brings together some of the most exciting creative arts companies with some of the industry's most serious investors to fund all manner of film, theatre and music projects. As the only UK-based business angel network in this space, CAIN is committed to increasing the level of private equity investment available to directors, producers and artists. Nicki launched CAIN in 2008 after leaving one of the UK's leading media and green technology business angel networks, having increased the investment rate success for presenting companies nine-fold during her tenure as Network Manager. CAIN has secured investment for Emma Thomson's feature "Effie" and for the upcoming Samuel L. Jackson picture "Blown." »

Patrick Pinnock

Moderator

Speaker headshot 10 Patrick Pinnock runs the London chapter of the Institute for International Film Financing (IIFF) and organizes IIFF's monthly Film Financing Townhalls in the Greater London area. He is an entrepreneur across the retail, fashion, film and music fields. After leaving the University of Greenwich in 1990 studying IT and Business, Patrick moved to Hong Kong. There he worked first for Marks & Spencer and then for Fujitsu-ICL, where he was responsible for IT sales into major retail brands. After returning to the UK, Patrick worked as a consultant for music and entertainment retailer HMV. He also co-ordinated the 2002 London Chinese Film Festival. Patrick moved to Italy and then to Switzerland in 2003, where he worked on film projects and learned all about film finance using international co-production. He was also head of a Swiss non-profit organisation as well as IT and web consultant for a Swiss fashion label. Patrick runs his own artist management company and has managed Grammy nominated artists Inventing Eve. Whilst living in Switzerland, he produced a documentary film about a Switzerland based African American musician, which was broadcast on Swiss TV. Patrick is completing a Masters in Music Industry Management and Artist Development at Thames Valley University's London College of Music. »

Thomas Trenker

Founder

Speaker headshot 11 A Wall Street investment banker and Silicon Valley startup executive turned independent film financier, Thomas (LinkedIn profile | full bio) serves as Chairman of the Institute for International Film Financing (IIFF). An innovative and ambitious social-impact organization, IIFF endeavors to bridge the gap between the worlds of filmmaking and finance for the benefit of all stakeholders including the public at large. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in San Francisco, IIFF has active chapters in multiple cities across the U.S. and continues to expand.

In his role as Managing Director of FilmAngels, Thomas also runs the world's first professional angel investor group for film. FilmAngels has been modeled after the way successful angel networks function in Silicon Valley and adapted to the unique characteristics of the movie industry. It focuses exclusively on funding independent films and film-related ventures. FilmAngels address the unfilled need for a structured, highly efficient and ultimately more effective environment for the vetting and financing of high-risk film projects.

Don't hesitate to connect with Thomas on LinkedIn or at an upcoming IIFF meeting near you. »

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"Wow. Last night was great! I want to thank you again for the inspiring work you do. This is such a big need […] and you're truly doing the work of angels (literally and figuratively)." — Brant Smith, Producer, "Quality of Life"

"I really must say that I found all speakers very interesting, and I was hanging on their every word. IIFF, the mission and content, seems to be a good fit for me, because it is my dream to run a medium size production house. […] Thank you, BIG THANK YOU […], for inviting me to this very quality and important event." — John Henry, Owner, John Henry Filmworks

"Let me again say I think you did a great job putting yesterday's event together – great crowd, smart presentation, lots of enthusiasm." — David Rosen, Executive Producer/Convener, Digital Independence

"Wow! For such a moderate investment, so much information. So much good networking. I hope you are proud of the magic you've created with IIFF." — Kevin Morrison, Writer/Director/Producer of independent film & TV

"I just wanted to say thanks for another great and informative meeting. The speakers were impressive and I made some good contacts." — Jesse Ford, Founder & Executive Director, Group Hug Productions

"IIFF and FilmAngels has really impressed me so far with its focus on the independent film community. I've traveled and interacted with film organizations around the world […]." — Jin Woo Joo, Founder, Cinemasports

"Thanks so much for hosting such an interesting program last week. I am always inspired by the creativity, and most recently, by the commitment to 'a better world'. It keeps my cynic's heart at bay! [A]gain, my heartfelt thanks for your mission and execution. Well done!" — Teri Cundall, Founder & President, Propville.com

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"Great presentation tonight. Lots of energetic discussions and questions." — Campbell Dalglish, Prof. of Screenwriting, MFA in Film & Video at CUNY

"Thanks so much for tonight's event. It was really inspiring and incredibly informative." — Elizabeth Foley, Founding Faculty Member, Producing Dep't at NYFA

"I enjoyed this evening's Townhall presentation and found it very informative." — William Doll, Writer/Director, World Stage Pictures

"Your Townhall mtg was stimulating. You managed to attract the right target audience, and I loved your choice of speakers." — Sandra Schulberg, Founder, Independent Feature Project (IFP)

"I attended the New York Townhall Meeting and just wanted to thank you for setting up such an informative colloquium. It was my first IIFF event and I look forward to attending more in the future." — Blythe Frank, Producer, "Kettle of Fish" (Michael Mailer Films)

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"I'm just writing […] pertaining to the IIFF meeting last night, which I found both entertaining and informative and also promising of great things to come from IIFF in the near future!" — Thomas Woodrow, Producer, Furnace Films

"I attended the IIFF Townhall last week in New York and came away impressed. Thank you for putting together such an excellent panel of speakers. I found [Mr. Trenker's] presentation especially useful. As a former quant at Putnam Investments, I tend to dig into the numbers and [his] analysis was illuminating." — Robert Milacci, Executive Producer, Sinestra Pictures

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"THANKS […] There are no organizations or groups that I have come across that are doing what you and FilmAngels are doing." — J. Martin, Co-Owner, 24 Bros Entertainment

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"It was another great event and I appreciate all your work […]. Thank you." — Paul Oja, Writer/Director, "Bus Trip"

"I must thank you for sending [Workshop instructor] Dr. Patrick O'Heffernan down to Los Angeles last month. It was the best $200 I have ever spent on a seminar. [S]ince Patrick has both raised money and invested money, his perspective was simply invaluable!!!" — Rosser Goodman, Director, KGB Films

"You assembled an impressive group of speakers (and characters). […] I think we share a strong desire to help filmmakers." — Darren Ehlers, COO, Scenechronize

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IIFF logo The Institute for International Film Financing (IIFF) is an independent grassroots organization equally dedicated to serving the needs of filmmakers & financiers. IIFF's one-of-a-kind mission is to sustainably expand the scope & appeal of film financing and do so for the benefit of the public at large.

True to our proven motto of "democratizing film finance," IIFF's frequent Townhall Meetings bring together a wide array of professionals from relevant backgrounds in film, finance and beyond for a vibrant evening of insightful presentations, inspiring discussion & focused networking. Past meetings have reliably delivered useful insights into the business of film, provided valuable networking opportunities and drawn large, enthusiastic crowds.

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IIFF London Film Financing Townhall Meeting: UK Premiere & London Chapter Launch

Thursday, April 28, 2011 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (GMT)

London, United Kingdom

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Film Meets Finance: Networking & Education for Filmmakers & Financiers

Six Insightful Talks by Leading Experts & More

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Attendees

Who should attend?

Why attend?

Program Details

Featured Moderator

Schedule

Townhall Venue

The Soho Hotel

Our Host

Registration

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The Buzz

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Thursday, April 28, 2011 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (GMT)

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Film Meets Finance:
Networking & Education for
Filmmakers & Financiers

The Soho Hotel
4 Richmond Mews
Screening Room One
W1D 3DH London
United Kingdom