Motion picture financing is usually the hardest part to achieve on any production, and is usually the hurdle at which over 90% of all films fall, however, we deal with a number of investors that pride themselves on investing in good quality films.

Our investors come from a variety of different backgrounds, including travel, tourism, property and sport, as well as film financing itself, and they invest upwards of $100-million per year in feature films, which gives us the unique opportunity to pitch to multiple large-scale investors who work together to one joint goal - to make good quality, enjoyable, and commercially viable motion pictures. Depending on the project being pitched, our investors may choose to invest solo, or to work with other investors to minimize any potential risks.

At Cupsogue, we work closely with our investors and treat them all as part of the team, which comforts them and shows that our projects really are worth investing in. We'd never put anything to our investors that we didn't believe in, and by the same token, they must believe in the project they'd be investing in, which is why coming from a variety of backgrounds helps, as different investors see different potentials, so we explore all finance opportunities, including those often ignored by more traditional film financiers.

As a result, we have slate financing for many of our current and upcoming productions in place, all whilst making use of tax benefits and other incentives available to investors and filmmakers alike, and now, for the first time, we're making our finance available to new productions, so that we can assist other filmmakers to get their own films financed and moved into production.

If you are interested in learning more about our film finance opprtunites, please e-mail us in the first instance using the details found on our contact page.

Please note: All finance is subject to status and availability, and must be supported with a formal pitch. Terms and conditions apply. Applicants must be 18 or over. Guarantees / Indemnities may be required.