June 1, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FINAL DRAFT VP JOINS QUICKFILMBUDGET.COM
Los Angeles, CA — Nolan Lebovitz and Adam Lebovitz, owners and co-founders of Quick Film
Budget (QFB), have announced that Lynn Hacking has joined QFB as head of Sales &
Marketing. Formerly, Hacking was the Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Final Draft.
Hacking is considered a pioneer in entertainment industry technology and a leading proponent
for the technological advancement of the work flow for digital filmmaking worldwide.
"Everyone we queried about Mr. Hacking's performance during his thirteen year tenure at Final
Draft attributes a great deal of that company's overall success to him", says QFB's co-founder
Adam Lebovitz.
A film budget is a must have item for shopping your film project and to give your investors a
snapshot of how their money will be spent prior to the actual funding. "I came across
www.QuickFilmBudget.com while struggling with traditional budgeting software to create a
budget for my latest film's business plan. What normally takes at least ten days and costs at least
a thousand dollars was created for me in minutes, for a fraction of the cost. I immediately turned
a few of my working film producer buddies on to Quick Film Budget and they were equally as
impressed. I'm quite sure that we will make Quick Film Budget the new standard for creating
budgets and, by having the capacity to export the preliminary budget into the larger, more costly
stand alone budgeting software packages once the project has been funded, we have created a
"front door", which points to those more detailed and complex packages and their payroll
services. We have not only created a cost saving convenience for every budgeted entertainment
project, but a revolutionary new tool that points to the larger companies and their services. They
should love us," explains Mr. Hacking.
QFB recently announced that their PDF format is now available in modifiable files as Microsoft
Excel or Entertainment Partner's Movie Magic Budgeting. QFB's revolutionary approach to
budgeting from a "top down" matrix is presently endorsed by several insurance companies and is
already being considered by bonding companies. Mr. Hacking adds: "Life just got a lot easier
for Producers, who traditionally pull out their hair or their wallets creating a budget for shopping
their film projects. Our goal is to make QFB the 'front end' to the top, but costly, complicated
and time-consuming budgeting software packages and the still widely-used Excel format. We
will reach out to all companies that make budgeting software technology and the various
organizations, such as the Producer's Guild, to ensure that QFB becomes the new standard for
creating film budgets. QFB is the new tool that saves Producers the most important commodities
in film - both TIME and MONEY. "
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For media inquiries, please contact:
Adam Lebovitz
Quick Film Budget, Inc.
310-927-2678
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