Chapter 614

To maximize the film's potential benefits and ensure that the investment pays off, there had to be a balanced strategy in place. No media company would recklessly pour money into a movie that wasn't guaranteed to turn a profit. After all, projects in the entertainment industry were created with one goal in mind—making money. Nobody wanted to lose out, especially in the film industry, where the initial costs were staggering. As someone who had taken on the dual roles of producer and director for her first film, Linda understood better than anyone how much upfront capital was required. However, money alone wasn't enough to get things done; connections were just as crucial. Linda had learned this lesson the hard way during her early filmmaking days in Usna, where her lack of connections had left her struggling. She had sought help, sacrificed, and invested heavily to carve her path. The hardships had taught her a vital lesson—business had no room for arrogance. Setting aside pride