Film Library Valuation Service

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Overview [-]

Business Plan overview for managing and profiting from the film library.  Datasets driving Financial Projections for Library and Acquired Films.  Projections Models for Library and Acquired Films.  Cash Flow covering 3 years of placement of rights, with a 5 year close of income. This requires activities such as:

•  Using reports of Inspection of previous exploitation of the titles
    in question.
•  Classification of the titles in a limited series (1) of classes,
    focusing so as to weigh efficiency with clarity.  Manage the
    classes for individual characteristics, including rights
    availabilities and liability exigencies.
•  Development of models that take both rights availabilities and
    liabilities into account.
•  Working with clients GS&A budget for overhead modeling.
•  Development of Production and distribution lines for new titles,
    on the basis of 3 titles in 1 class per year.
•  Development of cash flows based on all of the above.
•  Development of background matter, notes on assumptions, etc.

 

Inside The Report [-]

Analysis of 50+ Title Database   -   $2,000.00

Support for Business Plan Documents, Consulting Hours   -   $3,500.00

Projections Models for Library Titles, 1 class, North America only   -   $2,000.00

Projections Models for New Acquisition Titles, 1 class global   -   $2,000.00

Cash Flows, including incorporating G,S&A (delivered by client), timing of revenues from models above   -   $3,000.00

Total   -   $12,500.00

Each valuation will be priced on a custom basis.  After further determination of scope of necessary work, a more detailed bid if necessary and a Deal Memo can be assembled.

Determining factors:

•  Party generating documentation components, client or Baseline Intelligence.
•  Fine-tuning on library.
•  Complexity in classifying.
•  Complexity of and number of individual characteristics needing to be tracked and modeled.
•  Quality of records of seller.
•  Complexities of auditing sample records.
•  Complexity of available rights “stew.”
•  Number of films in “acquisitions” slate per annum.
•  Number of years analyzed forward.
 

 

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