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Why do people invest in our film projects?
The answer depends on the individual. Some are attracted by the idea of being film business “insiders”. Ultimately, most people who become film investors choose a particular film investment opportunity that they have identified as a feature film project that can potentially generate audience acceptability in the marketplace – offering potential significant profits.
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How much can I invest?
Depending on a specific film’s P&A (Print & Advertising) / marketing & distribution budget, investments generally have a unit minimum ranging from R 10 000 to R 100 000, but full project investment also exists.
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Can these investments be traded on an exchange or be sold?
Any IFI opportunity is illiquid and cannot be readily sold. Any potential return is likely to occur from payment preferences detailed in each film‘s investment opportunities memorandum.
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How long does it take for a film to generate returns?
Depending on the time it takes to complete all aspects of the project plan and depending on the particular film’s level of success, a film investment may begin generating a return on investment (ROI) within 6 months, however it could take up to 24 months.
How risky is film investment?
IFI primarily offers investment opportunities in completed films that require the necessary P&A (Print & Advertising) / marketing & distribution funding to be released in a territory, this funding is the last in and first paid out in a film’s life cycle. IFI combines the services of a variety of industry professionals and also has experienced and qualified management who evaluates the risk of each project and provide various options to limit this risk. Nonetheless, film investments are speculative in nature, involve a relatively high degree of risk, and are appropriate for investors who can afford to lose some of their investment capital.
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How risky is film investment?
IFI primarily offers investment opportunities in completed films that require the necessary P&A (Print & Advertising) / marketing & distribution funding to be released in a territory, this funding is the last in and first paid out in a film’s life cycle. IFI combines the services of a variety of industry professionals and also has experienced and qualified management who evaluates the risk of each project and provide various options to limit this risk. Nonetheless, film investments are speculative in nature, involve a relatively high degree of risk, and are appropriate for investors who can afford to lose some of their investment capital.
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How risky is film investment?
IFI primarily offers investment opportunities in completed films that require the necessary P&A (Print & Advertising) / marketing & distribution funding to be released in a territory, this funding is the last in and first paid out in a film’s life cycle. IFI combines the services of a variety of industry professionals and also has experienced and qualified management who evaluates the risk of each project and provide various options to limit this risk. Nonetheless, film investments are speculative in nature, involve a relatively high degree of risk, and are appropriate for investors who can afford to lose some of their investment capital.
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Can investors invest in more than one film project?
Yes, IFI believes in the old proverb of not keeping all your eggs in one basket, and strongly urges investors to diversify their investment portfolio. By choosing the Hedge Fund Film Investment option, investors’ funds are automatically diversified.
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How can I get started on my way to investing in film projects?
If you are an active high net worth investor, Private Equity Fund, Wealth Advisor, Third Party Marketer or someone who is considering an investment in the film industry and want to further educate yourself about our opportunities, contact us using our contact form, or e-mail info@innovationfilminvestments.com
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