Celebrating the slow recovery of the economy and supporting the growth of new businesses, Fade 2 Black Productions is offering the Summer Kick Start Commercial Video package until August 31, 2010.  Whether you are a new business looking for advertising exposure or an an established company that would like to enhance your current marketing campaign, the Summer Kick Start package has been designed to deliver an all inclusive production package from start to finish without putting a lot of strain on marketing budgets.

This Summer Fade 2 Black Productions will be offering The Summer Backstage Pass video package.  This promotion is for a discounted package for bands and artists that are looking to utilize a professional music video to showcase their work.  Offer expires on August 31, 2010.

Welcome to the New Fade 2 Black Productions.  2010 promises to be an exciting year and we have several new announcements to make.  First is the launching of our new website.  We have sections for first time customers, commercial services, film making services, news updates, film history fun, and more.  Please take a moment to look around and explore.  If you can't find what you are looking for, you can do a search or you can contact us and we will help you in any way that we can.
 

Secondly, we have listed new services for independent film makers.  Independent and microbudget films are continuing to rise in both popularity and profitability and we have released a host of new services geared to help filmmakers get their projects off the ground and into the film market.  Please check out the Film Maker section of this site for a more detailed description.

Additionally we have several new projects in developement and production, including Project: 300 and Life Without Boundaries: The Chris Myers Story both set for a summer release.

Thank you for visiting and we look forward to the future with you!

With the raging success of this past summer’s Paranormal Activity, the door has been kicked open for independent film makers.

Moreover, films with micro budgets have caught the Hollywood eye and can be profitable if they find the proper distribution.

To further highlight this, Paramount Pictures has announced the investment of $1 million a year towards producing 10-20 microbudget films. It’s not surprising considering the unexpected success of Paranormal. With a budget of just $15,000 the film went on to achieve a box office total of $107 million, bypassing 1999’s The Blair Witch Project as the world’s most profitable film.

This is good news for indy filmmakers and goes to show that good movies don’t need to have mega budgets in order to succeed and make a profit. Whether we are witnessing a new age in cinema or just another passing trend, the window of opportunity is open.