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Here’s what Mula can do before your deadline, and what it can’t.

Your offer landed Monday, August 31, with a deliverables schedule attached and thirty days on it. That makes the file due Wednesday, September 30, 2026. Twenty-seven days are left, and nothing is in a file yet.

What Mula can do quickly

  • Place your E&O, once the reports are moving.
  • Issue the certificate naming your distributor.
  • Read what you already have and put it in your schedule’s order.
  • Tell you today which items on that list you can already answer.

What can’t be rushed, no matter what you pay

A script clearance report takes 15 business days, and nobody can make it faster. Ordered today, it’s back Friday, September 25. The attorney needs 5 business days after that, so the opinion lands Friday, October 2. Your schedule says September 30.

Lands October 2, two days after your deadline

That’s the real number. Nobody, at Mula or anywhere else, can turn fifteen business days into thirteen.

Two things help. Ask your distributor for a week: distributors grant that more often than producers expect, and a schedule with a little room in it is a normal thing to ask for. Order the script clearance report today either way, because every day it sits unordered moves October 2 back a day with it.

The rush, priced

Six lines, and the last one is a floor, not a fee.

  • Mula’s fee, rescueDouble, and here’s why: nothing is in a file yet, and the work is compressed.$4,800
  • Title report, rushed to 5 business daysUp from $950.$1,425
  • Copyright report, rushed to 5 business daysUp from $950.$1,425
  • Script clearance reportCan’t be rushed, at any price. Still 15 business days.$950
  • E&O, $1M and $3M, three yearsYour distributor’s schedule sets the limits.from $7,500
  • Attorney, flat feeYou pay the attorney directly, not Mula.$3,500

These don’t add up to one number the way your first eleven questions would. The E&O line is a "from," set once your schedule sets the limits, and a total built on a "from" isn’t a number you could put in a budget.

What can’t be fixed, at any price

An appearance release you never got.

Not answerable

Nobody’s fault, and no report or reading fixes it. It’s a release that was never asked for, on a shoot that already wrapped.

Mula can tell you which recognizable faces on camera need one. Finding those people, and getting them to sign, is yours.

Start your file

None of the above waits on this page. Start your file and Mula begins reading what you already have, the same day.