Clean paper.
Clean capital.
Every deal is structured around three principles: speed of execution, defined economics, and full creative authority for the producer.
One percentage. One document.
No hidden fees. No approval committees. No 50-page agreements. Your deal is defined by a single figure, set at the term sheet, and it does not move.
- The project, budget, and creative vision
- 100% creative control — guaranteed
- Transparency about the budget up front
- Direct capital: $100K – $50M per project
- Execution speed: days, not months
- Zero interference in creative decisions
- One percentage of budget and/or profits
- Set at the term sheet — locked in stone
- No hidden fees, no waterfalls, no audits
A producer submits a $10M project. The broker structures a term sheet with a single profit-share percentage. Capital is wired in full by default, or in optional tranches if the producer prefers. Producer retains 100% creative control. On delivery, profits are split per the one figure agreed in the four-page document. No waterfalls, no audits, no hidden fees.
Every deal is unique. The actual percentage is negotiated per project and set in the term sheet. This example is for illustration only.
Slate deals, series financing, gap funding, equity-only or hybrid structures — terms are tailored to the project. If the standard split doesn't fit the work, we structure one that does.
A licensed broker. A real network.
The fund is run by a licensed broker operating under registered authority, with a long-standing network of capital operators across private equity and institutional banking.
That network is what makes the speed possible. When a project clears review, capital isn't sourced — it's already allocated. The broker signs, the operators wire, the producer shoots.
Who does what.
Registered principal. Reviews the project, structures the term sheet, signs the deal, and stands as the legal counterparty to the producer.
- Holds the regulatory license
- Owns the deal architecture
- Signs the term sheet
- Maintains the operator network
Pre-vetted funding partners — private equity desks and institutional allocators — who have committed dry powder under the broker's framework.
- Capital pre-committed, not pitched
- Single phone call to confirm
- Wire-ready execution
- No discovery, no roadshow
From submission to wire.
Submits project package
Architecture + term sheet drafted
Single call confirms allocation
Broker signs as principal
Capital lands in production entity
Days, not months. Most deals move from submission to signed term sheet within a single working week.
The producer signs with the broker as principal. Operators sit behind the broker's framework — not on the producer's paper.
No syndication theatre, no slide decks circulated, no investor introductions. One signature, one wire.
The full sequence.
Producer sends the project package: logline, budget, attachments, existing commitments (if any), and intended deployment timeline.
The licensed broker assesses fit against the framework, flags any structural issues, and drafts a term sheet matched to the project's economics.
One short video meeting between producer and broker. Purpose: align on terms, answer questions, confirm timing. Not a pitch. Not a discovery call.
Broker places a single call to the capital operator best matched to the project's size and profile. Allocation is confirmed against pre-committed funds.
The broker signs the term sheet as principal counterparty to the producer. Four pages. Plain English. No hidden waterfalls.
Capital is wired into the production entity in full by default, or per an optional tranche schedule. Producer retains 100% creative control and begins deployment.
Quarterly statements through delivery. Profit participation continues through ancillary windows per the term sheet schedule.
How the money moves.
No complex waterfalls. No hidden management fees. One percentage, agreed up front, locked in the term sheet.
- Direct equity financing
Capital wired into your production entity. Not a loan, not a gap facility.
- One percentage, locked in
A single figure of budget and/or profits, set at the term sheet. It does not move.
- 100% creative control
No script approval, no casting approval, no cut approval from capital.
- Standard recoupment
From first dollar of revenue, then defined profit split per the term sheet.
- Hidden management fees
No ongoing fees, no monitoring fees, no arrangement fees beyond the agreed percentage.
- Approval committees
No greenlight boards, no casting committees, no script notes from financiers.
- Syndication theatre
No roadshows, no investor introductions, no circulating decks to multiple parties.
- Complex waterfall structures
No preferred returns, no hurdle rates, no catch-up provisions. One split, clean.
QEF vs. traditional financing.
See exactly how our structure differs from the standard studio or multi-investor stack.
One document. Four pages. Plain English.
Capital commitment amount and optional tranche schedule
Profit share percentage and recoupment order
Producer creative-control acknowledgment
Optional delivery milestones tied to capital disbursement
Reporting cadence — quarterly statements, no audits unless triggered
Exit and ancillary participation schedule
Ready to see your terms?
Submit your project. A principal will return a draft term sheet within days.
Submit your projectTransparent terms. Funded in full. Creative control preserved.
Every Quantum Entertainment Fund deal is bound by a single standard: what you read is what you sign, and what you sign is what gets wired. No upfront fees, no hidden clauses, no side letters, no creative interference. One licensed broker carries sole financial responsibility on every transaction.
Profit-share and/or small % budget-share economics. No collateral demands, no liens against your IP, no debt service eating into production. We do not gouge percentages. Our compensation is proportionate to the project as per terms of agreement. Our incentive is to fund more deals, not gouge a single project.
That is our only compensation per deal at present time. Any additional compensation per project is optional, and offered by you.
Your project is never cancelled at any point, for any reason.
Once you are funded, you are funded — and you are in full control. No greenlight committee can pull the plug. No regime change upstairs can shut you down mid-build. The wire lands whole, and the work belongs to you.
We never own the creator's IP at any point in this process. Characters, world, code, masters, and underlying rights remain entirely with you, from the first wire to the final release and beyond.
The creative advisor is the business partner of this fund — shaping the editorial standard and reading projects on the creative merit. The creative advisor does not handle funds, term sheets, or any regulated financial activity. The licensed broker is solely responsible for all financial operations — licensing, term sheets, signatures, wires, and every regulated function.