How It Works
We use a strategic blend of debt financing and equity to fund the entire production and marketing of films. By cutting out the many middlemen; leveraging collateral; owning the assets; and reducing the p&a burden on sales teams, we effectively eliminate the proverbial waterfall and put dollars-earned back into the hands of our investors and filmmakers.
Where Capital Meets Creativity
"We Empowering Stories Through Strategic Investment"
Ulysses is a motion picture galvanizer that maximizes investor returns by solving two systemic indie-film problems:
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There are too many parties handling a film, each taking their cut, while pushing separate, self-serving and oft-discordant agendas.
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Indie-film marketing is done without the aid of marketing experts, and left in the hands of sales agents and distributors that focus on aggregation and not audiences.
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The disconnect between the funders, the creatives, the sales agents and the distributors ensure that those least involved in the creation and financing of the film make the most money, leaving investors, originators and filmmakers behind.
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To achieve our vision, Ulysses Film Fund will be setup in two phases:
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
5 million USD
towards the production and marketing of 5 horror films, each between 500K and 1.5 million.
Beyond the sales value of the films, the purpose of phase one is to bring the entire Ulysses team together to produce, troubleshoot and bring investors on board. We believe that there is no better way to illustrate to the industry that we are ready, willing and serious than by doing.
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75 million USD
towards the production and marketing of 10 premium horror films, each with a budget between 2.5 and 5 million and a diverse set of directors.
These projects are packaged with recognizable attachments and have been assessed by sales teams to analyze viability / audience attraction.
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We will create our marketing branch, Ulysses Marketing LLC, which will control our P&A fund.
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150 million USD
towards the production and marketing of 10 premium genre films, each with a budget between 5 and 10 million and a diverse set of directors.
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