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Virtual Reality Universe provides location based virtual and augmented reality experiences.  Expensive systems and hardware requirements put such experiences out of reach for most consumers.  Virtual Reality Universe aims are to change that by placing units in busy shopping areas and sports arenas.  (SEIS Partial)
days to go: Expired investment: £57,900
Launched in 2016, Scoop is a printed kids magazine which publishes original work from some of the world's best-amazing writers and illustrators including Malorie Blackman, Jacqueline Wilson and Neil Gaiman. Scoop's magazines are sold in 35 retailers globally and has a readership of 6,000. Moreover, the company has also partnered with UK literacy charities including the National Literacy Trust and Love Reading. The funds raised will be used to raise subscriptions, add new formats and generate new revenue streams.
days to go: Expired investment: £161,840
RC Publishing has created niche and compelling contect into the form of E1 life which is a business and lifestyle magazine informing the readers of what east london and the surrounding areas have to offer. RC publishing will soon be launching their second title ''Modern Woman'' which will be aimed at women in the workplace.
days to go: Expired investment: £20,360
HighCandi is a drone services business that specialises in providing operational support to large companies, for example, in telecommunications and renewable energy sectors. It brings together independent drone service providers under one brand and uses these drones to inspect infrastructure, providing photo analysis, video inspections, and 3D digital models of facilities to help clients manage their assets in an affordable manner. HighCandi’s app, which can memorise and automate inspection regimes, makes sure that each drone delivers consistent imaging and data. The company's aerial videographers are Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) licensed and adhere to legal restrictions wherever they film. The company's strategy is to target 10% ($520 million) of two key sectors, namely The Global Industrial Inspection market and European Real Estate market, by 2021. HighCandi is a potential disruptor in the drone sector which is expected to boost the UK economy by £42 billion. With the investment, the company will start recruitment to drive sales, pilot engagement, and brand marketing.

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Movie Collective is a way of investing in independent film making; their idea gives the crowd the opportunity to invest in a slate of independant movie projects.
days to go: Expired investment: £526,600
Studio Pictures Limited is a UK based production company that specialises in the development of high-quality British film and TV projects. The company's interest predominantly lies within the British film and television industry that can be created within budget ranging from £1 million - £15 million. The company has established relationships with studio houses such as Warner Bros., Sony Pictures and Lionsgate and aims to build upon projects that can be made into a franchise. Their production, A Steet Cat Named Bob, went on to be distributed by Sony Pictures in the UK and had a Royal Premiere in London. Studio Pictures Limited will consider putting up to a maximum of 20% of the budget for each project as equity, on a case by case basis, subject to company reserves. With the proceeds, the company will grow and scale the business. It will become a tenant at Twickenham Studios in West London and look to profitable emerging markets, i.e. streaming, animation and interactive movies to become one of the leading UK production companies.

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The Jackal is an exclusive and upmarket lifestyle media brand targeted towards the affluent, urban male audience. The media brand’s the Jackal Magazine does away with traditional newsstand magazines and their circulation model and adopts a free distribution model, making the Jackal the UK’s second biggest upmarket men’s magazine. The media brand also runs a creative studio and has worked on projects covering brand direction, content strategy, print, film and digital. The Jackal's combined digital audience is about 45,000, and it has worked with over 40 luxury advertisers already.
days to go: Expired investment: £182,842
Apps4Arts turns the once paper driven medium of festival programming into an elegently designed app. Organisers can now publish interactive guides from their desktops. No coding or design experienced is required. 
days to go: Expired investment: £27,980
Gigrev is a powerful direct to fan social platform for artists to connect directly with their fan base, enabling them to own their fan data, generate a new revenue stream and save on social media advertising costs.  Fans can get exclusive behind the scenes access to video blogs, insights of their favourite artist, event tickets and buy merchandise direct.
days to go: Expired investment: £296,200
Amplify Music, in association with the Music Managers Forum (MMF), provides UK tax paying investors with the opportunity to invest in the future careers of new and emerging music artists while benefiting from the significant tax advantages available through SEIS. MMF was established in 1992 and is now the largest representative body of artist managers in the world. MMF has over 400 members in the UK and represents over 1,000 of the world’s most successful acts.
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