Fast‑approval options that improve workflow immediately.
Screener Calibration & Alignment Session - $250 —$450 per session
Establishes clear evaluation standards for new or mixed‑experience screener pools.
Includes a calibration rubric for ongoing use.
Narrative Evaluation for Top Contenders - $300—$600 per set
Objective narrative notes, structural analysis, and risk flags for finalist films.
Supports confident, defensible programming decisions.
Narrative Risk Triage (Early‑Round Support) - $350—$700 per batch
Evaluation of early‑round submissions to identify narrative red flags and audience‑impact risks.
Reduces screener workload and decision fatigue.
Block Structuring Consultation - $300—$500 per batch
Support shaping 1–2 shorts blocks for pacing, thematic cohesion, and audience engagement.
Prevents tonal whiplash and mid‑block drop‑off.
For festivals seeking deeper narrative support throughout the season.
Full Narrative Evaluation - $1,200—$2,000 per season
Comprehensive evaluation of finalist films with narrative clarity assessments, structural notes, and risk analysis.
Full Block Structuring - $1,000—$1,800 per season
Cohesive shaping of 4-6 short blocks to strengthen flow, identity, and audience experience.
Screener Training & Evaluation Combo - $1,000—$1,500 per season
Calibration session, rubric, and evaluation of a sample set of films,
Long-term clarity and identity for festivals refining their programming voice.
Audience Trust Audit - $2,000—$3,500 per audit
Review of past privramming to identify patterns that weaken audience trust,
Forward-facing recommendations to strengthen identity and cohesion,
Season-Long Programming Partnership - $3,000—$6,000 per season
Ongoing narrative evaluation, block structuring,screener calibration, and strategic support throught the season.
Messaging & Audience Framing Notes - $300-$600 per set
Audience-facing language for sensitive or complex selections
Strengthens communication and exception-setting
Post-Festival Programming Debrief - $250—$450 per session
Review of what worked, what didn't, and where to refine next season