Urgent Please: Mac-Based Home Studio

Question

hi.
sorry if this is not the right category for this post.
i'd really appreciate some urgent advice regarding the following.
a sponsor has offered me about £5000-6000 for starting a mini (home) but professional audio-video studio, provided that i produce a precise list of equipment, hardware and software and all the other necessary gear, required for such a project.
now, i would prefer to have a 100% mac'os'x-based studio. so would someone, who has any experience and ideas, please help me create the list, which will include gear for pro audio and video production: recording, editing, mixing and mastering - both hardware and software (from computers up to mic stands)?
the time for getting back to the sponsor is very very limited! please help me out.
thanks beforehand!
PowerBook G4 12-inch, 1.33, 768, 60   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  

Answer 1

thanks for all the quick replies. much appreciated.
the deadline has now been moved to a later date.
what i had in mind when writing my original post was simple audiovisual services on an experienced level.
for example, recently i used a powerbook g4, garageband, jam pack 4, behringer mini sound desk, a studio condenser mic, semi-acoustic guitars, m-audio midi keyboard - to very skilfully record, track by track, an album at home. the material was later mastered at a standard professional studio, and, the result was a professionally and beautifully done piece of music, ready for sale and distribution.
as i have now moved to south russia, where even basic audiovisual services are apparently in high demand, i thought perhaps i could start a business along those lines, side by side with my main occupation, to accept personal and collective orders.
theoretically, i would imagine two sets of computers, one for audio, the other one for video, both equipped with plenty of memory, external drive space, fast cd/dvd-writers and bundled with decent although not necessarily high-end software -
e.g. audio: protools, garageband, logic express, plus all those noise-reduction apps (transferring rare vynils to cds could be a very useful service, too!)
video: final cut express, adobe premiere, even imovie and idvd, bundled with plenty of plugins and add-ons.
apart from the computers, hardware would also consist of such necessary requisites as a sound desk, mixer, midi keyboards, a record player / turntable, vhs-to-dvd recorder, speakers, camcorders...
what do you reckon?.. did it make any sense?