Filmdemand Offers Exceptional Investment Opportunity for Family Offices & Accredited Investors

LOS ANGELES - July 19, 2024 - PRLog -- The global media & entertainment industry is exceeding $2 Trillion.

At the recent Sundance & Cannes Film Festival, many privately financed films were exceeding $20 million sales, highlighting the increasing involvement of family offices & ultra high net worth investors in the media and entertainment sector.

Further, many non-studio theatrical distributors such as Neon, A24, and Angel Studios are gaining market share with high ROIs for modestly budgeted films.

Filmdemand, Inc has a portfolio of commercial film investment opportunities including "Kiev Nites" that is evaluating investment interest from family offices, qualified purchasers, accredited investors, wealth advisors, brands looking to finance content, and entrepreneurs who sold their companies for a big exit and have a passion for great cinema.

"Kiev Nites" is an immigrant crime drama inspired by iconic films like "The Departed", "Goodfellas", "Once Upon A Time in America", and "The Godfather", tells the compelling story of a Ukrainian Jewish immigrant boy in Chicago who dreams of becoming a violinist but turns to a life of crime

"Many family offices, often established by successful tech entrepreneurs or other prolific business founders, see this as a unique, profitable alternative investment within a $2 trillion global industry," adds Rutman. "They are passionate about supporting exceptional storytelling that reaches global audiences, exploring new opportunities not typically offered by their wealth management firms."

Additionally, large private equity firms such as Blackrock, KKR, Arbry, and Bluestone continue to back media & entertainment deals.

"Kiev Nites" offers a 120% preferred profit participation to investors, along with a possible 100% investment deduction under IRS Section 168.

"As a venture advisor and startup co-founder, I have structured this investment with several potential exit strategies. Filming in locations like Illinois, Canada, or Hungary could result in monetized tax credits and rebates exceeding 30%," explains Rutman. "Investors will also receive 'producer' credits, on-set access, and first-look opportunities for future film/TV projects."

Rutman's previous film, "Trained", was acquired & globally released by the official distributor of Academy Award Nominated short films, Shorts.tv (AMC Networks).

A film like "Kiev Nites" is a long term private equity investment opportunity and platform for other films and tv series that we plan to finance, produce, and globally distribute", adds Rutman.   "We are only accepting indications of interest from sophisticated accredited investors, qualified purchasers, and family offices that see the long term potential of our business model".

For more information, please visit http://www.kievnites.com or contact yar@filmdemand.com