Raise capital professionally.
A raise goes better when the groundwork is done first. We help you get ready, set up the right structure, and run the process with care.
Get investor-ready before investors see you
Before you raise, we help you put the essentials in place.
- Business or project documents
- Budgets and financial materials
- A clear, accurate story for investors
One deal, one vehicle
Each raise sits in its own special purpose vehicle, kept separate from your company and from every other deal.
- A vehicle built for one deal
- Clear terms, set in writing first
- Organized records and reporting
We run the process with you, launch to close
We help you run the raise itself, step by step.
- Investor materials
- Process and timeline management
- Ongoing investor communications
For owners growing what they've built.
You've built something real and you're ready for the next step: a second location, new equipment, a bigger team. We help you raise for that specific goal without handing the keys to someone else.
- Expansion and new locations
- Equipment and build-outs
- Working capital for a defined plan
- Owners who want the process done properly, not quickly
For producers financing one project at a time.
Film finance works project by project, and so do we. Each film or series gets its own vehicle, so investors know exactly what they're backing and the rest of your slate stays separate.
- Production budgets for a defined project
- P&A for a finished film
- Investor materials built for film
- Creative control kept with the producer
What we don't do.
Being clear about this protects you, your investors, and us.
- We don't guarantee a raise will be funded.We help you prepare and run it well. How much is raised is never promised.
- We don't give investment, legal or tax advice.You and your investors should rely on your own advisers, and we'll work alongside them.
- We don't make offers outside proper documents.Any offering is made only through its own documents, to eligible investors, under applicable law.
Let's talk about your raise.
A first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing.