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Home F. A. Q. Overview Capitalization goal is $120,000,000 (this reflects combined assets of River Motion Pictures and first productions LPs. Development Loan is repaid 120% at time of production capitalization, and another 80% 0f the loan out of net proceeds from distribution.
For each movie or TV show an LP is created to manage legal definitions of investor and producer shares. Production Investor's Share is typically defined as 50% of the total Net Proceeds. The other 50% of the Net Proceeds goes to the producer (the “Producer's Share”). Any talent and other non-investor third parties who have been promised a back-end share in the movie are paid their percentage out of the “Producer's Share.”
The project What is the difference between a movie and a TV Series? As an example, the project Art House Conspiracies is a feature length movie and also a TV series. Estimated cost for projects are targeted from $4,500,000 to $70,000,000 Two stages of investment 1. Development costs $150,000 ROI at time of production capitolization, and at net profit. 2. Production costs $4,500,000 to $70,000,000 ROI at time of distribution profit. Why can production costs become so inflated? Mega Stars require many millions in additional fees. When investing in films, the rewards may be staggering, but the risk is higher since even seasoned directors and cast can experience poor sales. So it is important that you do your due diligence and research the project. Investment systems are changing rapidly with the appearance of crowd-funding movie and start-up portals. Yes we are using several of the portals so small investors may also take part in select productions. F. A. Q. |