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INGENIOUS
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Film Production
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[Big Screen Productions]
Big Screen Productions is a family of film production partnerships for corporate investors, launched quarterly for year-round fundraising and dedicated to co-producing a slate of top-tier Hollywood feature films for worldwide release.
Minimum investment: £50,000
Suitable for: Corporate
Target minimum return: 36% tax free
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[Oriel]
Oriel offers smaller corporate investors a route into joining a Big Screen Productions partnership producing top-tier Hollywood feature films for worldwide release.
Minimum investment: £15,750
Suitable for: Corporate
Target minimum return on cash: 23.5% tax free
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[Shelley Media Fund 5]
Shelley Media Fund 5 represents an attractive opportunity to invest in the active market for film, television and video game content, through a lower risk business model and supported by the benefits of the Enterprise Investment Scheme. It follows in the footsteps of a strategy that Ingenious has successfully employed across a range of comparable investment offerings over the past six years, contributing to the production of over 400 hours of film and television content across more than 100 productions.
Minimum investment: £3,000
Suitable for: Enterprise Investment Scheme, Estate Planning, Personal
Anticipated returns: 13.7% per annum tax free
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[Aurora Film Partners]
Aurora Film Partners leverages the intellectual, creative and financial capital of our high net worth clients to produce independent feature films, in association with leading players in the UK film industry and beyond.
Minimum investment: £500,000
Suitable for: Personal
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[Senior Film Fund]
The Ingenious Senior Film Fund provides both institutional and private investors with an exciting opportunity to invest in a portfolio of larger budget commercial independent films, offering private equity-style returns for a senior debt risk profile.
Minimum investment: €50,000
Suitable for: Personal
Anticipated return: 23% IRR
The above anticipated returns are illustrative only and are based on a number of assumptions. These anticipated returns may not be a reliable indicator of future performance.