Financing / Crowdfunding : Suggestions on the appropriate path on Private Equity/Venture Capital for a Reality TV Show. by Paula Lauzon

Paula Lauzon

Suggestions on the appropriate path on Private Equity/Venture Capital for a Reality TV Show.

I've recently been asked to come on-board as an Executive Producer for a Reality TV Network and Show, entitled, 'The Charted Life' https://www.thechartedlife.net/TV (the website is in the process of being revamped).

With my Business Development background, I have done extensive research on acquiring the same, but, have lost just a little bit of steam.

Any direction, or maybe a proper website/book, I should be in possession of, would be sincerely grateful.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

Paula

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Nancy Fulton

There are a lot of issues involved in answering your question.

A) If you have distribution set up for the project (with Netflix or whoever), and you can prove how much you're going to get paid once it is produced, you may be able to go to a bank which is the lowest cost funding you can get (since you just have to pay them back their money plus interest, you don't have to give them any of the back end).

B) If you don't have distribution set up, it's a bit problematic because you could easily produce 10 episodes of something and not find a buyer for it. If you are sure that's not going to happen (because someone on your team has had success doing this before) you can raise money using a standard regulation D private placement or a regulation CF campaign if you have a lot of fans and need less than $1M/year to produce your project.

I don't know if that's helpful to you, but hopefully it is.

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