Invest in Our Slate of Horrors or Single Thriller Films

Are you attracted to making money, to efficiently managing your investment portfolio? To making investments that maximise tax reduction? 

Film is usually a part of the speculative 10% of an investment portfolio or wealth management plan. 

Films can have huge returns like 

The King’s Speech made for. £12 million Returned £400 mill 

Or Winnie the Pooh, Blood and Honey made for £100,000 and returned £7 mill 

Or it may return nothing because of inefficient film makers, distribution and failure of the investor to do due diligence.

What are the advantages and perks? 

1. First in investors can utilise 50% tax benefits under SEIS - (see table) and later investors can utilise SEIS (30%) 

2. It’s an investment that can potentially have huge returns. Far higher than property, stocks, shares, ISA etc.  

3. Investors can expect returns within 18 months of the film being shot. It may take a little longer and returns can continue for a further 7 years ( the average life of a film) 

4. Investors can feature in the film ( or nominate someone) as an extra or SA. You may even get a line! (For those investing 15,000 and over)

5. Investors are invited to screening and premier red carpet events and can spend half a day on set. 

So how do you minimise risk? 

1. Ask to see the sales estimates,  scheduling, the waterfall (how people are returned their money which should all be in the film companies business plan for each film.

2. Check there is a line producer or accountant attached to manage money

3. Check there is a proper contract and share certificate issued. 

4. Spread the risk over a slate ie 3 films or more so reducing the risk- 1 film may have very low returns, others higher. 

5. Invest in genres that you enjoy. Check the film has high profile actors as this helps sell the film. Though horror can soar as in Winnie the Pooh, Blood and Honey with a sdmall budget a unknown actors.

6. Check there is a marketing plan in place as the more spent on efficient marketing the more the film will return. It should be included in the budget at 10-20% of the budget. 

7.  The sales estimate will show you the expected high, medium and low return and like an estate agents assess house prices , film sales agents assess films -  on genre, cast attached, director and crew attached, their experience and knowledge of how similar films have faired in the market. 

8. Like stocks and shares, film returns can go up or down or property can hit lulls or downturns in the market. There’s been huge press on unscrupulous film makers who con people out of money but that happens in all areas of life. If you do due diligence it won’t happen.

We have 14 individual films to invest in or pilots for tv series and 2 slates of 3 films

Minimum investment is £15,000 to receive all the perks on offer.

If you would like to talk with our experts on the phone or receive our pitch decks and further information by email or attend our deluxe investor evening in London please fill in the downloadable form here; https://form.jotform.com/252563788637372

Perhaps you would prefer to hear all about things before committing yourself.

At the 2 evenings  in London or Sevenoaks. Kent you will receive short talks from our accounts and investment experts, our creative team and watch several sizzlers of the films offered for investment , while enjoying drinks and canapés 

We will return your money after 18 months with ROI of 115%, and further returns over 7 years with a shares certificate, but you will not be offered further perks.