Film Funds Department

GOEIG is establishing a Film Funds Department to package financing and structure revenue-share models for A-list, distributor-attached film and television series. The department is working with a client partnered with a major independent studio, developing structured investment vehicles for projects with A-list actors, directors, and distribution already secured. GOEIG is continually reviewing scripts and decks and actively meeting with investors, conglomerates, producers, and entertainment attorneys to build strategic partnerships across genres and titles.

 

Current Projects & Rights

•   GOEIG holds the Ike Turner film rights option.

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•   Pursuing remakes of Sony & Universal block busters with a veteran executive Producer positioned for high-end visual    effects and franchise potential

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•  Supporting a client who is a former showrunner and EP with FOX, Disney, and BET, client is currently developing a   new  Sony Pictures film distribution package in Arkansas –  envisioned at a Godfather-scale franchise. GOEIG   structured and assisted client to secure a major book rights contract.

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•  GOEIG is actively engaged in story arcs, script treatments, and pitch deck development, with client producing an   animated primetime adult series. GOEIG is actively engaged in story arcs, script treatments, and pitch deck   development, with downstream strategies for merchandising, product & music placement with feature track sync   licensing opportunities.

  

Investor Participation

With full investor funding, GOEIG will negotiate 50–60% back-end participation across all revenue streams, ensuring substantial ROI across theatrical, streaming, music, and ancillary markets.  With A-list packaging and studio distribution, total lifetime revenues across primary and ancillary channels can scale across the following primary and ancillary channels:

 

Primary Revenue Streams

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1.   Domestic Theatrical Box Office (U.S. & Canada)

2.   International Theatrical Box Office (Europe, Asia, Latin Am, Africa, etc.)

3.   Streaming Rights (Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Disney+, Hulu, etc.)

4.   Pay TV / Cable Licensing (HBO, Showtime, Sky, Canal+, etc.)

5.   Broadcast TV Syndication (ABC, NBC, FOX, global networks)

6.   Home Entertainment – Digital (iTunes, Google Play, Amazon rentals/sales)

7.   Home Entertainment – Physical (Blu-ray, DVD)

 

Secondary / Ancillary Revenue Streams

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1.   Merchandising (posters, collectibles, apparel, art books, replicas)

2.   Soundtrack / Music Licensing (album sales, streaming, sync licensing)

3.   Video Games / VR Tie-ins (console, PC, mobile adaptations)

4.   Publishing (novelizations, graphic novels, art books, behind-the-scenes)

5.   Airlines & Hotels Licensing (in-flight entertainment, hotel TV packages)

6.   Educational / Library Licensing (universities, museums, archives)

7.   International Remakes & Spin-offs (licensed to foreign producers)

8.   Theme Park / Experiential Rights (rides, immersive attractions)