Current location - Trademark Inquiry Complete Network - Tian Tian Fund - How do film investors invest?
How do film investors invest?
Step 1: Choose the movie you want to invest in.

Find the producer's publicity company (which can be found in Cat's Eye Professional Edition). They will have all the information about the film, see if they have the relevant qualifications such as shooting permission, and can see the house if necessary.

Step 2: Understand the film project information and contract.

Get a comprehensive understanding of the film project information in your hand and choose an approved film. Then ask the producer or intermediary for the film contract (self-proclaimed announcement).

Step 3: Confirm the subscription amount.

There is nothing wrong with the contract. Here's how many shares to subscribe for. As a newcomer, I suggest that you don't need too many subscriptions. If you have enough money, you can choose more movies. If you don't put your eggs in one basket, investing in multiple movies is a lot of protection. The risk is also greatly reduced.

Step 4: Transfer the money to the company account of the production company.

After the amount is determined, the only thing left is to transfer the money to the company account. Before transferring money, it is recommended to look at the account opening certificate of the film company. Be sure to call the corporate account (if you call the first producer, the co-producer is not qualified to sell the copyright share).

Step 5: Sign the contract.

The subscription amount has also been played and the contract has been understood. The following is to sign the contract with great joy.

Step 6: Wait for the movie to be released.

After a movie is invested normally, it will be released in 4- 14 months. If you want to cast a movie with a fast release time, the trick is actually very simple. Look for movies whose copyright shares are about to be subscribed. Because there is about 4- 12 months between film copyright subscription and share subscription. If you choose the movie you just subscribed to, the investment cycle may be longer.

Step 7: Pay dividends after the movie is released.

The general time for film release is 2-4 months. You can check the box office updates of these months in real time. At this time, we can always check the box office on the cat's eye. So you can know how much money you have earned!

Step 8: Accounting law firms calculate dividends.

After the film was released, accounting lawyers began to settle dividends. What needs to be explained here is that you are not referring to the equity ratio, so the box office proceeds are disposable dividend funds. First of all, you have to subtract 3.3% value-added tax, 5% national film fund and 58% cinema line share, and the remaining 33%-35% is disposable funds. For example, the shooting cost of 50 million is divided into 1 0,000 copies, and one copy is 50,000. The investor's investment is 1 share, accounting for one thousandth of the total film and television revenue. If you subscribe for 2 copies, that is,100000 copies, after the movie is released, if you get a billion box office, then you will account for two thousandths, excluding tax, the theater share and the movie fund, and the total profit will be 35%. That is to say, the box office revenue is 350 million, which is 7 times of the profit, while the investors earn 7 times, 7 *10 = 700,000.