RMC courses is an accredited self-paced and fully online (unless enrolled at UCLA) school. It consists of 34 lectures and case studies that covers six modules of core subjects: Soft Money, Debt Financing, Equity Financing. Funding Strategies, Analytics and Project Pitching. There are six review quizzes and six assessments for those taking it to fulfill legal, professional or educational requirements. Included is a current searchable database of film finance terminology.

INTRODUCING THE REEL MONEY COURSES

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Here are the benefits of our course:

• 30-day Money Back Guarantee
• Fully accredited (UCLA)
• Approved for Continuing Education Credit
• No math skills required
• Lifetime Access to all updates
• No Prerequisites Required
• A La’ Carte Modules
• Companion Text Book (at additional cost)
• Certificate upon completion
• Boost investor confidence
• Credibility and when pitching a project
• Avoid making costly and irreversible mistakes
• No Need To Learn The Hard Way!
• Never need to attend a film finance seminar again!

When you finish our course, you will be able to:

     1. Identify Capital Resources

     2. Identify Capital Providers

     3. Perform Basic Talent Evaluation Research

     4. Perform Risk Assessment, Cash Flow Analysis, Project Life-Cycle Evaluation

          And How To Optimize Project Structure

     5. Understand Online And Offline Pitch Elements To

         Create, And Deliver A Professional Financial Pitch.

Student Learning Objectives

This course helps students understand and implement Cash Flow projections, and project Lifecycle Valuation in order to fully capitalize on the exploitation of their intellectual property. Additionally, this course will help students understand financing costs and learn ways to integrate best practices to reduce cost. Students will learn how to use financing metrics such as Return On Investment (ROI), Return on Equity (ROE), Breakeven Analysis and Internal Rate Of Return (IRR) to better understand how to measure probability.

Finally, students will learn the essential elements needed to professionally pitch their projects to the right audience, including potential partners, financiers or buyers. The core objective of this course is to help students increase their employment attractiveness, provide a resource guide to independent film financing with emphasis on diversity and provide a working knowledge of film finance analytical tools used for critical decision making.

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