Usually people save up a lot of their money to fund themselves and most times a few friends who they've met already in the games industry. They got it on their own, supporting themselves on their savings until they publish. Or if they have a good track record releasing quite a few good games in the past working for someone else they can sometimes pitch their game idea to a publisher and get funding.

There is no quick and simple answer to this, but the following link gives a lot of information:

http://www.sloperama.com/advice/lesson29.htm

Yeh, thanks guys for answering. In the end, my question is, in my alleged reality, how to get financing for "my company" (or if it is even possible) to create my own game, because money is the main key, with it you can make all the rest, you can get the development team, and with it you can create the game.

the development team - Audio, Artists, Programmers, Publishers, etc... And me without any skill would be something like "the director", as i'm paying for their job and the idea of the game is mine, so i tell the developers what to do to make it.

Last time someone actually did this, this is what happened. http://www.bostonmagazine.com/2012/07/38-studios-end-game/

If you've made a few games in the past, probably 5-10% of your game ideas are good ideas that will coherently fit into a game. It's more like 0-1% otherwise. Without experience making games, and the skills to test ideas, your value is only in bringing money to the table. If you tell your developers what to do, rather than letting them do their jobs, then the whole enterprise will fail. Ideally, you would simply be an investor and not be involved in the day to day of the company at all. Anything else is dangerous.

the development team - Audio, Artists, Programmers, Publishers, etc... And me without any skill would be something like "the director", as i'm paying for their job and the idea of the game is mine, so i tell the developers what to do to make it.

If thats the arrangement that you want, then you need to have the money to hire all those people.

In the end, my question is, how to get financing for "my company"

Well this question is in conflict with the above arrangement. In the situation you describe above, you need to have money. No one is going to just give money to someone who doesn't have any proven talent, experience or track record... so if the above arrangement is your goal, then how to get the money for it is general life advice... Play the lottery, invest in the stock market, work three jobs, inherit a fortune from your rich uncle? Then once you're rich, you can use that money to hire a full game development team and boss them around.

Now alternatively, if a small talented, experienced team with a proven track record of success happened to come together, form a studio, and build a small prototype of a game... then those people could take their prototype to a range of investors, from traditional publishers to venture capitalists to crowd-funding... and then they could use that investment to increase the size of their team and turn their prototype into a full game.

So, I guess you should either decide that you want a career as a game developer and start practicing a talent, so that you can be one of the people making the game... or decide you want a career as they guy who convinces investors to hand over their cash, and go to business school... or start saving up all of your extra earnings and working on a get rich quick scheme so that you can invest your own money into a project.