Financial Manager: The financial manager will discuss why this program is cost-e

Financial Manager:
The financial manager will discuss why this program is cost-effective to produce. He/she will explain both the production budget and anticipated revenues. Be specific as to the anticipated revenue and expenses. For example, which potential advertisers or sponsors will want to buy time on this program? Also, what are some other financial opportunities associated with the program (e.g., mass marketing, merchandising, streaming, and subscriptions.)? It is one thing to have a great concept; you must convey that it is a moneymaker. A table of breakdowns and income statement are needed too.
In this case, we are going to make a TV show. TV shows in which the spoiled kids will live on a ranch for a couple of days and do a day in my life as a ranch person. So, they would know what the other side of the world feels like.
Sponsors: Levis – jeans, Others…
Budget breakdown
Expenses – camera, video equipment, microphone, others
Anticipated revenues – how many viewers? how much money will we make?
Sell merch with quotes from the show (picture of the merch too)
“This is a horse”
“It’s y’all”
“TO THE RANCH”
How much is the budget and breakdown for the merch (cost, deliveries, budget, where to sell and others)