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mrernesto
November 13th, 2009, 05:57 PM
Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis.

Corporation: New Groove Order, Inc.

Job Description:
We are looking for Artist that can "hand draw" or "computer-graphics" concept drawing for a movie to show investors. We need highly gifted Artist that can come up with several concepts for a screenplay. We will be traveling to Asia to meet investors in December, so the DEADLINE is Dec. 5, 2009. Please have a website or link to your work to be considered.

Compensation:
There is no upfront money for your time, but you will have a one page contract that will pay you for your time and work if we are successful with the investors. Also, we can add to the one page contract that you will be part of the ART DEPT.

Movie Budget:
We are asking for $10 to $70 million dollars for the project.

Please contact me (Ernesto) ASAP. http://www.aremovies.com/concept-art.htm

alti
November 14th, 2009, 06:38 AM
Compensation:
There is no upfront money for your time

then this should be in non paid section buddy, your going to ask for 70 Million dollars and not pay the concept artist ?

Frankenshteen
November 14th, 2009, 10:50 AM
Ernesto,

I have to agree with Alti ...this needs to be moved to the non paid section.

You might consider providing details on who you are and your experience in film production as well as your success at raising money. You provide the details regarding what you want ...but nothing as to why anyone would or should volunteer their valuable time and skills for your project.

I am not questioning your sincerity or your passion for film, but many would read your ad and just dismiss it as not being very serious. Your websites for A.R.E. Movies and New Groove Order seem to lack the usual company biographies and background of those involved. Neither company name seems to be listed on IMDb either, so it is easy for a "high end artist" to make the assumption that you may lack the necessary experience to turn this "$10 to $70 million" project into a reality.

Perhaps you do have the qualifications, experience and the networking skills. I don't really know. I am just suggesting that you might have a better response if you presented yourself better to the community.

Best of luck.

Frankenshteen

uncleshaun
November 14th, 2009, 09:15 PM
Best of luck to you in procuring your investments. But please bear in mind that artists have to work for their food just like anybody else. You would not ask a car mechanic to fix your vehicle for free.

J Wilson
November 18th, 2009, 10:19 AM
I wouldn't bother spending the money on a plane ticket if you can't scrape together money for a decent proposal package. At this stage the concept art sells the idea. I wouldn't dare ask someone to pony up 10-70 million dollars when I wasn't willing to spend a few hundred to a few thousand on art to show what the investor is investing in.