Ryan Ward prepared a production budget totaling £56,800 including a 10% contingency. Major expenses included £21,000 for location and equipment hire for 14 days, £10,500 for 3 actors for 14 days, £18,200 for crew and post production including 3 cameramen and editors for 14-7 days, and £3550 for props, costumes and deposits. An additional £10,000 was budgeted as overflow funds.

1. PRODUCTION BUDGET
BUDGET PREPARED BY: Ryan Ward
Expense Cost
Location Hire £150 a day, for 14 days.
Sub Total = £2100.
Equipment Hire (video camera, tripod,) £250 a day for a professional Digital Video Camera, for 14
days.
£75 a day for two amateur Video Cameras, for 14 days.
£40 a day for two Digital SLR Photographic Cameras, for
14 days.
£5 a day for a Tripod, for 14 days.
£5 a day for a Dictaphone and Microphone for 14 days.
£400 for disks for recording.
£200 a day for editing suite (including recording studio), for
7 days.
Sub Total = £7050.
Talent £250 a day for actors for 14 days.
3 actors.
Sub Total = £10,500.

2. PRODUCTION BUDGET
Props/Costume £50 to make trunk, photographs, and newspaper clippings.
£1000 deposit on props that are already at house, just in
case of damages to them.
£2500 costume budget.
Sub Total = £3550.
Crew/Post Production £200 a day for cameramen, for 14 days.
3 cameramen.
£200 a day for 2 Photographers, for 14 days.
£200 a day for editors, for 7 days.
3 editors.
Sub Total = £18,200.
Other ( please state) £10,000 overflow money, just incase.
Sub Total = £10,000.
SUB TOTALS £51,400 in total.
Contingency @ 10% of budget £5140 total contingency.
GRAND TOTAL Plus contingency = £56,800.
Minus contingency = £46,260.