NeoTek Productions Will Let You Produce Their Film For as Little as $50

Becoming a film producer used to mean investing hundreds of thousands of dollars. It used to mean sacrificing everything dear to you as you toiled away on a project for years. For most it still means the same thing. For the everyday person this was unattainable. Now NeoTek Productions is opening its artistic film, Lust Forgiven, to anyone who can donate fifty dollars or more.

Hollywood, CA (PRWEB) July 14, 2006 -- Screenwriter, Adam Pletcher, has been doing his part to break into that tough nut that is Hollywood. The first step was to write, write and write some more. To date he’s completed five feature scripts and one short. When he began promoting his work he experienced what many felt. Making it in Hollywood is very difficult for someone unknown. Even more so when you hail from about as far from Tinsel Town as possible . . . Wisconsin.

Still, his motivation, dedication and talent have carried him through. Now he is getting ready to produce his first film, Lust Forgiven. This artistic short is a very visual piece. Pletcher actually drafted it as a way to showcase his own directorial flair. Perfect for the many film festivals, Lust Forgiven is slated to be filmed this winter and released in early-2007.

Pletcher is proud of the fact he’s doing his part to bring something new and exciting to the big screen. As he began looking for investors he had a revelation of sorts. Give the everyday person the chance to be a part of his film.

To that end he’s opening up the project for donations. Not just blind, unrecognized donations, but investments. For as little as fifty dollars anyone can get a credit on the film. “For less than you’d spend one night at a decent restaurant, you can see your name as a producer in my film.” says Pletcher. It is a bold initiative and one that has never before been presented to the general public.

“I figure these are the people who go and watch the movies. The ones who make a movie a success or failure.” says Pletcher, “Why not let them see their names in the credits of a very special film project?”

And so Pletcher set things up on the NeoTek Solutions Corp., website. Anyone looking for a piece of film immortality can log on to http://www.neotekcorp.com/adam and follow the links for the “Lust Forgiven” project. Individuals donating any amount over $50 get a producers credit and a copy of the shooting script. Those able to put forth $100 or more (still less than a good night on the town) get their script signed and a copy of the final DVD. Even greater perks are available for those people able to invest even more.

So become a player in the hottest trend around. Put your money into a feature film. “It’s not for any financial return.” warns Pletcher, “With this small donation, people are getting involved strictly for the prestige and bragging rights to say ‘I was a producer on that film.’ to their family and friends.

Pletcher hopes to begin scouting shooting locations by September so anyone interested should check it out as soon as possible. If things go as planned the film will be shot late 2006 in Chicago. Pletcher will also be looking for local talent for the project within the coming months.

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