The film Everything Everywhere All at Once had a production budget estimated between $14 million and $25 million, with most sources citing $25 million as the commonly accepted figure
. Despite this modest budget for a visually complex and genre-spanning film, it achieved significant commercial success, grossing approximately $143.4 million worldwide, making it A24's highest-grossing film to date
. The directors, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (known as "Daniels"), employed creative and resourceful filmmaking techniques to stretch the budget without compromising on the film's ambitious visual effects and storytelling. This included reusing sets cleverly, combining locations to reduce travel costs, and relying on a small, self-taught VFX team of just seven people
. The film's production was notable for its DIY spirit and innovative approaches, such as filming actors separately during the pandemic and compositing scenes together later
. In summary, Everything Everywhere All at Once was made on a relatively modest budget of around $25 million but used smart production strategies to deliver a visually rich and critically acclaimed film that earned over $143 million globally
