Entering This Whole World

ROI vs. RoEX

Content goers reshape cinema arts, movie theater, global streaming contest and entertainment landscape during post-pandemic and endemic.

Moving beyond ROI

Traditional return on investment (ROI) metrics are no longer sufficient on their own to determine a company’s success. Shareholder value requires laser focus on how well a company is meeting higher expectations around the customer experience when evaluating whether that company’s value proposition, capabilities, and portfolio of products and services will create a ripple effect and an engagement experience.

Original Content Development Slate

Minimum of $600,000 Maximum of $2,000,000 of Limited Liability Company Interests (Units)

Offered in a Minimum of 3 Units to a Maximum of 0 Units at $200,000 Per Unit

llc production team

Billie Black

Genre: Horror, Live Action Feature

Director: Nick Reiber

Writer/Screenwriter: Nick Reiber

Production: Yr. 24' - 25'

Current status: In pre-production. Full storyboarding.

Funds Status: 2 Units Sold - Help us to meet the mininum

Logline:
A medium who is haunted by the spirit of her dead husband must use her paranormal gifts to expel a violent entity that has suddenly taken his place.

Billie Black LLC PPM

THE MAP

Genre: Live ACTION DRAMA Feature

Director: ArthurAnderson

Writer/Screenwriter: Jonathan Latt

Production: Yr. 24' - 25'

Current status: Treatment completed. Finalizing PPM - Min | Max - $1M - $5M

Logline:
A young woman wakes up in a strange place, not having any idea who she is, where she is, or

how she got there. Checking into a local hotel, she quickly discovers that she has multiple map coordinates tattooed on her back. She receives a phone call pointing her toward a local cartographer. He creates a map out of the coordinates and the chase is on. Thinking she’s a jewel thief in league with a band of killer thieves, over time she comes to realize she’s a South Korean government operative who volunteered to have her memory altered to infiltrate the gang, work under deep cover and pursue what turns out to be a key to saving the world from damnation.

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Bed, Breakfast and Bigfoot

Genre: Rom Com (Feel Good Story)

Writer: Joe Vitale and Baboon Animation

Current status: Screenplay in development

Production Budget: $1.5 to $2 million

What to look at:

Were Bigfoot tracks only observed during Christmas time?

Logline:
Sweet and quirky Olivia Locke runs a B&B – but it's about to go out of business. Desperate to save it, she sees a story on the news about people flocking to a town that had a Bigfoot sighting – and she gets an idea.

Synopsis:
Soon the town is swarming with tourists and Bigfoot hunters who stay at her B&B – including a rustic, soft-spoken and effortlessly sexy Bigfoot Hunter named Rex Brigman. Olivia and Rex get closer as he invites her on a nighttime Bigfoot hunt where he tells her he'll only be in town as long as Bigfoot is. Desperate to keep Rex around, Olivia keeps up the ruse as she continues to create fake evidence of Bigfoot – even wearing a gorilla costume as she wanders through the woods. But it all comes crashing down when Rex discovers the ruse and feels betrayed. Can Olivia save this budding relationship, or will Bigfoot stomp on her heart?

NAUGHTY

Genre: Rom Com Holiday (Feel Good Story)

Writer: Nick Reiber

Current status: Funds Raising

Production Budget: $1 - $2 million

Logline:
Andrea has hated Christmas ever since she received a lump of coal in her stocking as a “naughty” child. Now, as a successful copywriter for a marketing agency (and her small town’s resident Grinch), she struggles to muster enough Christmas spirit to appease her clients, neighbors, and visiting niece Ellie. When Teddy, a charming and handsome average-sized elf from the actual North Pole, comes to her hometown to investigate Andrea’s history with the Naughty List, these two polar opposites get more than they bargained for. Can the woman who hates Christmas fall in love with an Elf straight out of Santa’s workshop and find her Christmas spirit?

$250,000 per unit to purchase

Total 8 units to purchase.

Animation Series for Television

This Whole World

Genre: Animation

Current status: Screenplay in development

Production Budget: $12 Million (52 Episodes)

Designed for a younger demographic, this vibrant and captivating animated TV series revolves around the fundamental principle of acceptance and coexisting in harmony. Set in a delightful and lively world, the creatures inhabiting it must learn to live in unity with their island and with one another if they wish to thrive.

The backbone of this IP is the iconic music catalogue created by the legendary Brian Wilson of Beach Boys fame. It is an amazing opportunity to introduce this wonderful music to a new generation of listeners by having it recomposed and sung by emerging artists in the industry. We intend to give the music an urban feel and are thrilled to announce that Brian Hardgroove of Public Enemy has expressed interest in joining as the Music Producer. With his vast connections in the hip-hop industry and membership in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, his reputation is nothing short of legendary. The project promises to be a gift to the world.

With an initial budget of $12 million (USD), the primary focus of our offering will be to maintain the music rights and produce the pilot for promotional purposes. The success of the first season will determine the feasibility of creating a second season, which will involve the use of other characters inhabiting the island as well as the acquisition of the rights to the iconic Bee Gees music catalogue. This project is poised to become another promising asset for IQI Media.

$200,000 per unit to purchase for development.

Total 5 units to purchase

A mini-maxi offering with a minimum (including offering expenses) of $400,000 (“Minimum”) and a

maximum of $1,000,000 (“Maximum”)

Request for PPM

At IQI, our producers believe discretion is the better part of valor.

The Mix of Debt and Equity Films Investment Structure:

IQI offers investors the opportunity to invest in straightforward and prudent categories, allowing them to be candid about their preferences.
We compare each film to a medium-sized pizza that is sliced into two pieces. Although some investors have requested multiple slices based on previous experiences, we limit the slicing of a medium pizza to four portions to ensure a steady revenue stream.
Just you know, pursuing excessive slices to achieve a profitable return on investment is counterproductive and risky.
IQI's producers have shown that the four-slice method is effective, and our film investment funds range from USD $200,000 to $12,000,000.