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June 30, 2008 - Many independent films are facing the dilemma of lack of financial support to developing high quality films. With limited resources available to Indie films, it often times makes it difficult for Indie films to compete against the “Big Boys” in the film industries. According to Gary Susman, Film Writer for Entertainment Weekly, “With rising production and advertising costs, the drying up of financing from investors outside the industry, a bottleneck in distribution that results in most indie-made films going unseen, and competition for attention with mainstream movies that have 100 times the promotional budget and distribution muscle.” Silver*Ware Studios' services for indie films is a solution to meet independent films needs.
Silver*Ware Studios, Inc. (SWSI) will not only be producing feature films, television show, animation, music, and video game programs, but they will also help other production companies produce their own films. Indie film makers and various companies will have a unique opportunity to lease out SWSI's equipment and office space. Indie films will have a chance to compete with the “big boys” and create what they really envision with their projects. This might include funding if packaged properly; for those that want to keep creative control.
SWSI plans to offer the indie film maker a large number of facilities at their disposal. This includes motion capture, green rooms (four wall coverage), post product, etc. They even offer their own distribution through their distribution division (Silver*Ware Distribution). There will be no need for the producer to run around the city looking for all the components to make just one film. SWSI plans to be the film industry’s “one stop shop” in the south.
SWSI has taken on several Indies projects under their wing, “Western Big Sky” by Open Eye Films, with Jeremy London and Jeff Combs “Castle Stalker” from Mania Films with Amanda Plummer. Both films are being financed by SWSI and plans to be release from their own distributors in 2009. Silver*Ware Studios is about to take the film industry by storm. “Can you understand the multitude?”
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