Billing
Everything that’s gone to your card, and everything still ahead. Mula’s fee is always its own line.
The card on file
Ending 0117. Added September 3, the day Low Tide’s production package placed, and kept so you’re not typing it again on your next film.
Low Tide, charged September 3, 2026
$10,690 went to that card at 8:51 a.m. today, when the package and the stage excess bound.
- Mula’s fee $2,400 Paid
- Production package premium $6,840 Paid
- Stage excess, $2M $1,450 Paid
- Corrected certificate for the Vernon warehouseMula read the wording for this certificate from the Vernon warehouse’s own agreement and missed a line this afternoon. Fixing it was Mula’s job, so it cost you nothing. $0.00 Not charged
Not charged yet on Low Tide
Nothing below has hit your card. Here’s what’s left, and when it will.
- Workers’ comp $9,200 Through payroll, never through Mula
- Permits, 9 location days $3,240 When Mula files with the city
- E&O, $1M and $3M, three years $7,500 At delivery
- Title, copyright, and script clearance reports $2,850 When you order them
- Attorney, flat fee $3,500 Paid directly to the attorney, never through Mula
Marigold, charged July 21, 2026
Wrapped July 28, 2026.
- Mula’s fee $600 Paid
- Production package premium $890 Paid
- Permits, 1 location day $360 Paid
Two films, two fees. Mula’s fee is per file: never a subscription, and never a percentage of your premium.
If a charge doesn’t go through
The card on file was declined.
DeclinedThe bank’s or the card’s, not something Mula did.
Everything already placed and every certificate already issued stays in force. Nothing new goes out until a working card is on file, so a certificate still waiting to be sent waits for it too.