Three Real, Costed Plans

Pitch Tiers

MR. WENDELL can be financed at three levels. All three are built on the same scripts, the same twelve-person team, and the same February 2027 shoot. Each is supported by a full budget and a complete per-episode rate card covering producing team, cast, and crew.

Tier 1 · Entry Point

Pilot Block

$200K–$1M3 episodes
  • Three finished half-hours, not development
  • A real asset an investor owns at the end
  • Festival and market ready as a screener
  • De-risks the full-season conversation entirely

For angel and first-time investors, friends and family, regional and independent capital.

Tier 2 · Contained Cost

Reduced Season

$2,117,72010 episodes · $211,772 per episode
  • A full season delivered at contained cost
  • Every department covered, lean and senior
  • The complete first-season story told
  • Positioned against independent production budgets

For investors and partners who want a whole season on disciplined terms.

Tier 3 · Primary Ask

Full Season

$4,143,15010 episodes · $414,315 per episode
  • Ten episodes at full network quality
  • Professional rates across cast, crew, and post
  • Supports SAG-AFTRA, DGA, WGA, and IATSE agreements
  • The tier where recognizable talent becomes attachable

For network and premium streaming commissions, and full-scale production financing.

Where the Ask Sits

At roughly $414,000 per episode, the primary ask sits just beneath streamer-commissioned half-hour originals ($1M–$4M per episode), with every department paid a professional rate.

CategoryPer Episode
Traditional network single camera $3M – $8M
Streamer-commissioned half-hour original $1M – $4M
MR. WENDELL · Full Season $414,315
MR. WENDELL · Reduced Season $211,772
Independent production, investor financed $50K – $250K
MR. WENDELL · Pilot Block $67K – $333K

Industry ranges reflect general market reporting, provided for context only. Figures are planning budgets, not guild scale; current minimums are confirmed directly with SAG-AFTRA, DGA, WGA, and IATSE before any offer.

The Structure

The expected instrument is equity in a single-purpose production LLC with a recoupment corridor ahead of a profit split. Structure, securities exemption, and investor qualification are handled with entertainment counsel. Full budgets, rate cards, and diligence materials are available to qualified investors.

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