FILM EXECUTIVE PRODUCER/Researcher to find FINANCING for my Film Projects

Hello - I am looking for an EXECUTIVE PRODUCER to work full time in finding and securing financing for various film projects I have written and plan to direct. I am a writer/director and looking to work with an executive producer who has the skills to acquire financing for us to make these films. I am looking to work with someone long-term. My films are both short and feature-length films. Your job as an Executive Producer is to provide the film's funding. Key Responsibilities of an Executive Producer During Pre-Production: *Development is the first phase of the filmmaking process, during which time the executive producer(s) explore financing, secure talent, hire producers, and set a budget. *Secure funding: The executive producer must secure funding for a feature film and can do so in several ways: -Finance the film themselves. -Seek out financing from other individuals or financial entities, like production companies or film investment firms. -If the studios pays for a film, it is the EP’s job to present the budget to the studio, with potential overage and projected profit, in order to get funding approval. *Attach talent: The executive producer may pursue “marquee talent”—that is, A-list actors or an acclaimed director—to be a part of the film, making it more enticing to studio buyers or financiers. They also help negotiate the contracts for these stars. *Hire producers: Once the executive producer has secured the funding, they hire producers. (Though bear in mind that in some cases, the producer actually comes on first and works to hire the executive producer). In either case, producers reports to the executive producer. *Approve the budget: The line producer breaks down the script to create the budget. They then present it to the executive producer and producer for approval. Depending on the line producer’s proposed budget, the executive producer may have to raise more funds or put up more of their own. *Key Responsibilities of an Executive Producer During Production How much an executive producer remains involved during the production process is completely up to the individual EP. Some executive producers might have zero involvement with the film after writing the check, while others maintain a bird’s-eye view of the project from start to finish. An executive producer will rarely, if ever, get involved in the day-to-day of production and are not required to visit the set. *Ensure the project is on-brand: If the executive producer is an employee of a studio, they make sure that the film is adhering to the company’s image and brand values. *Visit the set: If an executive producer visits the set, it is to field any high-level creative or budgetary questions. There is no requirement for an executive producer to visit the set and their contribution level is up to them. ADD the words "EXECUTIVE PRODUCER" to the top of your response so that I know you have read this message in its entirety. Thanks!