Not “who wants to invest.”
Who's actually ready.
Most projects don't stall for lack of a good story — they stall missing the final piece: closing financing, bridging a tax credit, covering a completion gap. Capital Connect standardizes readiness, publishes it objectively, and matches it to capital providers' own published mandates.
What this is: objective readiness scoring, standardized information, and discovery based on published, self-described mandates. What this is not: FILM.FUND is not a licensed broker-dealer and does not solicit, sell, manage, or handle securities in any way. We never recommend an investment, negotiate terms, or touch capital. Every introduction points participants to the company directly — financing discussions, documentation, and transfers happen off-platform, between the parties and their own licensed professionals.
Capital Readiness Index
Readiness, measured — not investment quality, predicted.
The Index reflects document completeness and verification only. It never scores a project's investment attractiveness or predicts a financial outcome — toggle the criteria to see how it moves.
Capital Readiness Index
510
of 1000
Reflects operational documentation and verification only — never a recommendation to provide, or a prediction of, financing.
Standardized, not solicited
The Funding Request Card.
Every request follows the same format — information supplied by the company and verified where possible, not a pitch.
Illustrative format — presents company-supplied, verified information. Not an offer to sell securities.
Production stages tracked
Development · Pre-production · Production · Post-production · Delivery
Common funding purposes
Tax credit bridge · Post-production completion · Working capital · Gap financing search · Equipment financing · Completion financing search
The AI Funding Matching Agent
Enterprise matching software — not advice.
Capital providers publish structured mandates — funding size, production stage, jurisdiction, genre, security type. The agent matches requests against those published preferences and notifies both sides. Nothing more.
A capital provider's mandate might include
- • Typical funding size: $500K–$5M
- • Production stages: Pre-production, Production
- • Jurisdictions: UK, Canada, Australia
- • Structure: Tax-credit lending, gap financing
What the agent does
- • Matches requests against published mandates only
- • Notifies both sides of a fit — no ranking by "quality"
- • Never recommends a specific transaction
- • Introduction is fixed-fee; negotiation happens off-platform
Beyond traditional investors
Capital that wants well-packaged opportunities.
Tax credit lenders
Bridge financing against certified incentive receivables.
Banks & specialty lenders
Senior debt, revolving lines, entertainment-focused desks.
Completion guarantors
Bond providers screening operational readiness before quoting.
Revenue-based financiers
Structures tied to distribution and streaming revenue.
Equipment & invoice finance
Asset-backed structures for gear, stages, and receivables.
Government funding agencies
Grants, soft money, and co-production treaty programs.
Private credit & entertainment funds
Specialist capital pools built for media structures.
Family offices & institutions
Mandate-driven allocators seeking well-packaged opportunities.
Preparation is the product.
$499 for a Funding Readiness Assessment, or $299/mo as a Capital Provider for mandate matching, alerts, and portfolio tools.