Established in 2008, Uberfilms is a privately held film production and investment firm that originates, structures and acts as lead equity investor in the production of feature films for theatrical release. The films listed on this page are in varying stages of progress, limited partners may view progress by logging in. |
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The talented production team at Uberfilms would like to provide select accredited investors the opportunity to participate in UberFilmsFundOne (UFFO). |
Nothing contained within this web-page shall constitute an offer to sell any securities of UberFilmsFundOne (UFFO) or any other entity. Any such offer (if one is made) may be made only by a formal offering document prepared by UberFilmsFundOne (UFFO).
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Nicholas Chavez founded UberFilmsFundOne (UFFO) in January 2008. The purpose of UFFO is to finance a group or a "slate" of films. By financing a slate of films, the investing entity may mitigate it's risk through focused diversification of investment capital. |
| UberFilms is a hybrid company, that both finances and produces its films. |
Investors will contribute $10 million in equity which will be used as a foundational multiplier to acquire mezzanine, senior debt and soft-money financing.
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UberFilmsFundOne (UFFO) aims for a 15%-25% internal rate of return in the first two years, though the first cycle of film profits takes 5-7 years to be realized and includes theatrical, homevideo, pay-per-view, pay TV and network TV revenues. |
UberFilms has found that a hit movie almost always makes more money than a poorly performing movie loses. Across a slate of 20 films, just two or three hits can all but ensure a positive return for investors, based on over 30 years of historical performance data from the film industry. |
Additionally, Section 181 of the United States Tax Code states that any taxpayer, individual or company that invests in a qualifying film receives 100% loss in the year or years the money is spent. The limit is up to $15 million per film and $15 million per episode for TV with a maximum of 44 episodes. The incentive, unless extended, expires at the end of 2008. The incentives are for all taxpayers, including companies, as long as they pay taxes. |
Market conditions in the film sector appear to be good, with a history of unbroken revenue growth which is forecast to continue into the future. If you are an accredited investor, who is interested in becoming more familiar with our attractive proposition for earning above average returns, while participating in a very exciting, high-visability sector please
contact us.
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