Transmedia is not a marketing strategy. It's a capital structure. A franchise that lives across film, television, games, animation, comics, podcasts, and interactive needs financing built for the whole IP — not four disconnected deals stitched together after the fact. We fund the universe as a single coherent asset.
Fund your universe in one transactionBy default, the entire amount is wired as a single clean injection — no tranches, no milestone gates, no re-approval. If your franchise requires cash-flow discipline across multiple surfaces, or you simply prefer tranched disbursement, that structure is available and optional. You choose.
A franchise without a clear IP holding entity, rights map, and adaptation waterfall cannot be financed coherently. We help structure (or recognize) clean transmedia paper so a film deal does not poison a game deal, and a game deal does not poison a series deal.
Most franchises have one tentpole that pays for the universe — a film, a series, or a flagship game — and a constellation of supporting media that compounds value. We can anchor the tentpole, finance the spokes, or both, against a single coordinated structure.
Merchandising, location-based entertainment, themed retail, live experiences, publishing, and licensing each carry their own revenue line and their own legal tail. We participate in defined economics; we do not absorb your full rights stack.
A film's profit timeline is measured in years; a game's in weeks; a series' in seasons; merchandise in decades. We build waterfalls that respect each medium's cadence instead of forcing one homogenous return profile.
Bibles, art bibles, lore docs, voice and tone guides, internal canon — the connective tissue of a real universe — are typically unfunded. We can earmark dedicated capital for the worldbuilding layer that holds the franchise together.
Marvel-style committees flatten universes. We do not run a story group. We do not approve canon. The creator and chosen leadership define the world; we provide the capital that lets them build it across surfaces.
Anchor film, series, or game with planned cross-medium follow-ons under a single IP entity.
Animated worlds with built-in toy, game, comics, and streaming surface area.
Projects that release as a game and a series, a film and a tie-in, or a story across formats released in sync.
Studios building a coherent slate around one universe — financed as a slate, not as one-offs.
What to send: IP bible and world overview, holding-entity and rights map, planned release sequence across surfaces, budget per project plus combined slate budget, creative leadership, and any partners already attached (studios, publishers, streamers, platform holders). Coherent universes move faster than collections of pitches.
If you have IP that lives across surfaces, finance it as one thing. We're built for that.
Submit your project →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.
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.