• Possible initial questions
of potential participants and investors.
- Minimization of losses and fulfilling promises for
future returns in the marketing stage for investors; or
- films having higher profits will have part of their profits flow to
finance a short fallin profit of a film with a low return.

The first questions from the first potential BUSINESS investors

1        Q:		How can first investors reduce their risk, in case they receive minimum 90% back if the target of €.100.000 is not collected?
ANSWER:		The instructions to the staff’s grant seeker (experienced book-keeper) concerning the BUSINESS plan are to find as soon as possible grants that guarantee in advance coverage for possible small shortfalls in the investments for max.7 feature films.

2        Q:		How can first investors reduce their risk, in case they receive minimum 90% back if the target of €.100.000 is not collected?
ANSWER:		The instructions to the staff’s grant seeker (experienced book-keeper) concerning the BUSINESS plan are to find as soon as possible grants that guarantee in advance coverage for possible small shortfalls in the investments for max.7 feature films.
3        Q:		Are there indicators that an investor can trust that he/she has a good/real chance of getting a positive return?
ANSWER:		This question is about ‘’what came first: the chicken or the egg?’’         The egg is laid as follows:         • Egg comes from a corn fed chicken, not from a battery hen                • Man & company both  have integrity         • Accreditations from the Dutch ministry of Education Accreditations from the UN         • 25 years of experience in film-& TV-productions Reliable relationship network         • Starting small, in striving to be a splinter multinational A solid Businessplan         • This Business Funding website in Dutch and in English is on the internet
4        Q:		Is there already something like a commitment from a DVD-distributor or a TV station?
ANSWER:		No, first the right marketing-sales partner(s) has/have to be found.
5        Q:		A) How can you be so sure that the films will actually sell? B) Is there someone who is an underlying power factor?
ANSWER:		Ad A) The Worldwide demand for educational entertaining stories is huge, extremely huge. Ad B) UNDP + IMF + World Bank will be approached for advice.
6        Q:		What happens with the money of investors if the €.100.000 is payed to the Foundation, but the film is NOT (or sells poorly ) sold?
ANSWER:		If the actual turnover of a film is less than 200%, despite the mandatory minimum of having 200% option-contracts beforehand, before the foundation may release the specific filminvestment funds to the production and marketing partners of the Foundation, the offset of this loss must FIRST come from the profits of other film projects after the investors in these films are repaid (this is possible because there are everal film productions simultaneously being made during expeditions. In addition, first investors will be asked in first instance to provide a declaration of intent to invest. See button Calculation instructions for sharing turnovers.