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The Exchange

The slate, live.

Every film currently open for participation across the Planet network. Pledges escrow. Goals are all-or-nothing. From $25 a stake.

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Films open
$16.5M
Slate budget
$10.9M
Pledged to date
3,875
Participants
Offerings on the Exchange use the REEL / CAST framework via our SEC-compliant partner Fraction Kings. All-or-nothing funding — if a film misses its goal, every pledge returns in full.
How It Works
How a film share works

Buy. Hold. Earn across every window.

A share is a participation in a film's revenue waterfall. When the film earns, you earn — pro rata, automatically, through every distribution channel.

01
Buy a stake

From $25. Pledges escrow until the film hits its funding goal. All-or-nothing — miss the goal, every dollar returns.

02
Film gets made

Capital deploys into production or rights acquisition. You receive regular producer updates and milestone reports.

03
Revenue flows back

Theatrical, streaming, FAST, physical media, licensing, and remake options all feed the waterfall. Distributions hit your account quarterly.

Revenue Waterfall
Order of recoupment
  1. 1
    Distribution fees & expenses
    Sales agents, P&A, delivery.
  2. 2
    Senior debt & gap financing
    If used, paid off the top.
  3. 3
    Participants — investors first
    You recoup your principal before profit splits begin.
  4. 4
    Profit split
    Net profits split between investors, producers, talent per the deal.
  5. 5
    Ongoing tail revenue
    Library life — licensing, remakes, sequels.
Where your money goes
Typical new-production raise
Production (above & below the line)72%
Print & advertising reserve12%
Contingency & insurance8%
Platform & compliance fee5%
Producer / overhead3%

Illustrative average. Catalog / Vault offerings allocate differently — typically rights acquisition, restoration, and re-distribution.

Trending Now

Most-backed offerings on the slate this week

Almost Funded

75%+ of the goal pledged — closing windows

Closing Soon

In the final stretch of escrow

Big Swings

The largest budgets currently open

New Productions

Capital goes into making the movie

Catalog Rights

Existing films now fractionalized — revenue from day one

The tax angle
Section 181, state incentives, K-1 reporting.

Qualifying productions may pass through immediate expense deductions under Section 181. Participants receive a K-1 each year. State-level production credits can further shape after-tax economics.

Tax incentives explained →
Risk disclosure
Film is high-risk. Many lose money.

Participation in film is speculative, illiquid, and can result in total loss of capital. Projections are not promises. Past performance of similar films does not predict future results. Read each film's full offering documents before participating.

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