Ways to Support!

Clean Up on Aisle 9 is projected to be produced for a very modest $300,000 budget in 20 days. The film will be capitalized by a combination of equity, tax-deductible donations, crowd-funding and Oregon tax credits.

Tax-Deductible Donations
The non profit, Brett's Bass Fund (BBF) serves as our fiscal sponsor, allowing charitable donations made in support of our project to be tax-deductible. BBF will manage the donations pro-bono, so 100% of the donations will go to the film.  Click here to make your donation. 

But your donation will do even more. After investors in the film are paid back, Brett's Bass Fund will recoup its funding of the project, which will then go back to the Fund to support its mission. So you will be supporting the film and the work of BBF, providing music scholarships to those in need. 

Investment Opportunities
Please reach out if you are interested in participating as an equity investor in the film.  Terms for equity investors are return of capital plus 20% and then 40% of the film's profits.  Expect the net equity cost of the film to be under $200,000.  Investments are made through Tiny Paw Pictures, LLC.

Crowd-Funding
The film will undertake a crowd-funing campaign to fill in the last 10-20% of its budget.  Details coming.

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About Brett’s Bass Fund: Established to honor renowned Bass player, Brett Rothfeld, the mission of Brett’s Bass Fund is to provide resources to aspiring bass players 

who may not have the resources or support to learn. Through a nomination process they award scholarships to those who desire to learn bass - no matter the age.