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Equity Crowdfunding Pitches

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The Company is seeking finance for producing the feature film, "E=Motion", a sci-fi movie about a road trip to the end of the universe. E=Motion offers mass appeal as a dramatic sci-fi thriller.
days to go: Expired investment: £13,175
GigList is a platform that gives music fans a single place to find out about gigs happening in cities throughout the UK.  Using technology they source information from across the internet and bring it together in one place.
days to go: Expired investment: £69,788
Rotor is a tool for making music videos in just a few clicks. All you have to do is upload your track, select a style, load your own video clips or use Rotors, click go and their algorithm does the rest.
days to go: Expired investment: £322,837
MooVmoo connects consumers with video editors. Choose a title, select your music and upload your video clips in one easy go. Moovmoo charges just £3 per minute of video so it allows the user to control exactly how much they spend. 
days to go: Expired investment: £25,720
MJK Media are the company that is creating the Football Walk Of Fame. They are setting out to produce 3 films; a full length feature film, a documentary for television and a film for DVD/Video and the internet. The films will be showcasing the achievements of each of the footballing icons that resulted in them joining the Football Walk Of Fame.
days to go: Expired investment: £135
Like a lot of young independent British film companies, 721 Productions had only a modest budget with which to enter the $36 billion global film industry in 2014 (an industry that seems recession proof given that global box office revenues have seen a 22% increase since 2009).  Despite the low budget, director Paul Emmanuel still produced a piece of brilliance with ‘The Maid’ - a romantic drama that hit the silver screen in early 2014 and subsequently went on to pick up various film accolades, including multiple awards, a nomination for Best UK Feature Film and screenings at the prestigious London and New York film festivals. Since the overwhelming response to what was 721 Productions' very first film, the team has been hard at work on its latest film ‘Secrets of the Lost Souls’.  Paul Emmanuel is once again steering the ship second time around – albeit with a greater depth of industry connections and knowhow compared to the first. He is working alongside other talented and versatile filmmakers David C. G. Hare – who himself has built an impressive career over the past 15 years – and the award-winning cinematographer Steven Marshall who has over 9 years experience in his field and has worked on movies screened at film festivals in Cannes, Venice and Berlin.  The latest film production will cost £80,000 – you'd be forgiven for thinking that that's a small amount for the production of a movie. But with advanced digital cinema technology available to modern-day filmmakers at reasonable prices, costs can be contained. The film ‘Paranormal Activity’ for example, cost $15,000 to make and grossed over $107,000,000 at the box office – testament not only to the relatively small investment these types of productions need, but also to why Horror/Action genres are widely recognised as offering the highest rates of return on investment in the movie industry. Like Paranormal Activity ‘Secrets of the Lost Souls’ is a supernatural horror thriller aimed at the more lucrative US market.  Production is scheduled to begin early next year and 721 Productions wants to make investors become part of the journey – one featuring ongoing film updates, special mentions, exclusive screenings, site visits, film previews and a wrap party. How far you travel on that journey with the production team depends on how much you invest. Investors pledging money to this pitch will receive exciting investor rewards and shares in a movie from what is an emerging British film production company. Check out the 'rewards' section for more details.
days to go: Expired investment: £24,700
The Company has been formed for the sole purpose of seeking finance for producing and exploiting the feature film, "E=Motion". The Company intends to raise up to one hundred and fifty thousand pounds Sterling (£150,000).
days to go: Expired investment: £14,975
Beatstream allows users to listen live to bars, clubs and music venues all around the UK using it's music streaming app that's entirely venue centric. Beatstream also gives artists the opportunity to showcase their music and creativity without having to get people to invest by buying a ticket.
days to go: Expired investment: £32,240
In 2015 “CUT” aims to become the world’s largest e-book publisher by author numbers. Over 700 pro-writers pre-registered before CUT even went live. CUT is a writers’ e-publishing community, powered by leading-edge technology. Imagine a LinkedIn for writers that is also an on-line destination for contemporary writing. CUT sells e-books, readable on ALL e-readers. Writers create content for CUT and this content drives traffic to the site. Leading edge publishing technology minimises costs so that e-Book publication carries no charge to writers. In turn, CUT receives 99 year rights on a 50/50 revenue share. CUT building huge content, over 300 e-books published already.
days to go: Expired investment: £106,306
My Friends Room allows travellers to rent accommodation from friends and friends of friends. Many vacation rentals can seem unsafe and impersonal. However renting from a friend or someone that has been recommended from a friend prevents this feeling of unsafety.
days to go: Expired investment: £97,870
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