To invest in our film projects, you first need to express your interest by clicking the 'Invest' button on our platform and completing the investment form. Once you've submitted this form, our team will reach out to you to discuss the details of the opportunity, ensuring you have all the necessary information to make an informed decision. Following this, we'll guide you through a compliance process that includes identity verification and contract signing. After these formalities, you'll make your investment deposit. Once your investment is processed, you can sit back and look forward to seeing the profits from the film project. Our team will be on hand to assist you at every step and keep you informed about the project's progress.

Participatory loans offer a unique investment opportunity. As an investor, you're not only earning interest on the loan but also sharing in the profits and losses of the borrowing company. It's a more involved and collaborative form of lending that can provide potentially higher returns based on the success of the film project.

No, there is not IP (intellectual property) no equity or shares involved in our film financing operation. Instead, investors typically participate through participatory loans or lending agreements. These agreements outline the terms of the loan, interest rates, and profit-sharing, but they do not confer equity ownership. The deal structure involves investors providing financing to film projects through these loans, and in return, they receive interest on the loan amount and share in the profits and losses generated by the film project. The exact terms of the deal structure may vary based on the specific project and lending agreement.

Equity finance, in the context of film financing, refers to the funding provided to bridge the financial gap between the production costs of a film and the funds already secured from other sources. It serves as a critical component in ensuring that a film project has the necessary capital to move forward. Equity finance is often sought when a film's budget exceeds the initial funding obtained, and it helps cover the remaining expenses required for production and/or distribution.

Film success and returns on investment are calculated through a comprehensive evaluation process. Each film undergoes a screening by a group of professionals, including our team, to assess its potential. Returns are expected to be compared based on factors such as the film's size, budget, and performance in the market. Data from similar films and historical box office performance are used to make projections for potential returns to investors.

Think of it like this: When you invest in a movie, the goal is for the movie to make more money than it cost to make, distribute and promote. The break-even point is the cost of making and marketing the film, including the distribution and sales fees and the investors return on investment + x% (fixed interest). Now, the money the movie makes above this break-even point is where the profits start and are shared between producers and investors as agreed. It's this profit that gets shared with Hulahoop investors. But remember, a big box office number doesn't always mean a big profit. It all depends on how much more the movie makes after its break-even point. That's why understanding these numbers is key to knowing what you can expect back from your investment.

The script analysis determines the project's viability and provides a key variable in projecting the commercial success of the project. This crucial task is independently and individually carried out by a mixed group of at least 3 professionals, including industry experts and specialist analysts (known as script doctors). The numerical outcome represents the measurement and weighting up of various factors such as structure, tone, conflict, pace, dialogue, logic, etc. (up to 11 variables are analyzed).

If the Investor chooses to finance the Film as per the conditions of this Agreement, they will be eligible to receive a share of the future earnings. This share is based on the total amount they have invested and as per industry standard is usually 50/50 between the investors and the producers.