Quinn pressing her hands to the glass of Sandy’s Boutique

A family musical adventure

Quinn

Everyone deserves to feel alive.

To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.
— Oscar Wilde
SYNOPSIS

SHE WAS MADE TO BE LOOKED AT.
HE WAS THE FIRST TO SEE HER.

For forty years, Quinn stood in the window of Sandy’s Boutique and watched kids grow up without her. Then the mall closed, the lights went out, and everyone forgot (until the night the storm did what no one else would). It noticed her.

Elliot, 17, finds her in his headlights and does the only thing a scared kid can think of: hides her in the basement and tells his best friend Lena. What follows is a season of firsts. First strawberry. First toaster. First day of school. First time anyone’s danced like no one taught them how.

But a small town can’t keep a secret, and someone from Quinn’s past is coming to collect her. Elliot has to decide whether keeping a secret is the same thing as keeping someone.

Quinn dancing through the neon-lit abandoned mall
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
THE MUSIC

Every song
is a first.

  1. 01Alive Like This
  2. 02Something New
  3. 03Keep It Quiet
  4. 04Walk Right In
  5. 05Nobody Taught Me
  6. 06Home
  7. 07Brand New Day
  8. 08More Than a Pretty Face
  9. 09TBD
  10. 10TBD
THE WORLD

Familiar magic.

2000 · ABC
Life-Size movie poster
13.6M premiere viewers
1998 · Disney Channel
Halloweentown movie poster
4-film franchise
1982 · Universal
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial movie poster
$797M worldwide

Family

Teen adventure. Four-quadrant.

Nostalgia

’90s mall. Parents watch with kids.

Music

Original soundtrack. Streaming reach.

STAGE 01

Development

Building the world. Preparing Ally.

  • Script development (drafts, table reads, polish)
  • Music development (songs and arrangements for all 8 numbers)
  • Intensive training for Ally (dance, singing and acting)
  • “Alive Like This” (full three-minute music video)
  • Timeline for financing, development and prep
STAGE 02

Production

The story on camera.

  • Summer 2027 shoot window
  • 15 to 17 days of principal photography
  • Location TBD
  • Songs, dance and story captured
  • A 90-minute feature film captured
  • Allesandra Fox’s feature (and hopefully theatrical) debut!
STAGE 03

Post-Production

The finished film.

  • Edit (assembly, director’s cut, picture lock)
  • Sound design, ADR and final mix
  • Score, songs and soundtrack finished
  • Visual effects, titles and credits
  • Color grade, QC, final delivery and mastering
  • Sales and distribution (festivals, buyers and release strategy)
THE BUDGET

$1.5M

Total USD capital · 3 stages · one-time 20% premium

CAPITAL$1,500,000
20% PREMIUM$300,000
TO INVESTORS, BEFORE PROFIT SHARING$1,800,000
REVENUE POTENTIAL · ILLUSTRATIVE
LOWMIDHIGH
Film revenue$2.5M$6M$12M
Total paid to investors$2.15M$3.9M$6.9M

Total paid to investors = $1.8M (capital plus the one-time 20% premium) plus 50% of remaining profits.

THE COMPLETE BUDGET

$1.5M

One film. Three phases.

01

Development

$127,500
Script$65,000
Music$50,000
Legal & Business Setup$12,500
02

Production

$1M

Above-the-Line

Writer & Story Rights$65,000
Director$45,000
Producers$40,000
Cast$180,000
ATL Travel & Living$10,000

Production Period

Crew & Equipment$175,000
Art, Sets, Wardrobe & Props$150,000
Locations & Transportation$105,000
Staff, Musical Numbers & General$200,000
Travel, Extras & Insurance$30,000
03

Post-Production

$372,500
Edit, Sound & Score$210,000
VFX, Color & Mastering$85,000
Sales, Festivals & Delivery$77,500

Within this budget, we’ll find ways to get Ally prepped, trained, and ready for a role of this scope. We want her involved in the songwriting process and given the chance to experience everything a Disney Channel lead would on a project like this.

Estimated costs · Total $1.5M

Quinn seen through the boutique glass as a hand reaches toward her

Quinn waited forty years.

Let’s not make her wait
any longer.