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).
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Expired
investment:
£14,975
Lobster Pictures is a tech company that specialises in remote time-lapse camera systems. These time lapse camera systems limit the need for on-site visits, therefore saving time and money. The Lobster Pot has recorded projects in almost every environment known to man.
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Expired
investment:
£45,360
Seadog TV and Film Productions create and film television programmes. Since the launch of the Seadog they have taken part in several commercial projects and have received a nomination from the royal television society for excellence and factual film making. They are looking to launch Leaderbox which uses the power of film to engage young people with the Leaderbox system. The investment will fund a commercial manager and grow their development team.
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Expired
investment:
£509,820
BlueJay are a social radio which allow the user to create their very own livestream playlist which they can share with a small group of friends or thousands of followers. BlueJay is a free music app available on Android and IOS and allows users to share their own music or follow their favourite artists or friends to discover new music.
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Expired
investment:
£153,788
MusicGurus.com is an online learning company that allows anyone to learn music from the world's top professional musicians. We offer high quality, short video courses that teach students the secrets and techniques behind the music they love. Target customers are hobby musicians aged 16+ who continuously seek out exciting ways to indulge their passion. Students are motivated to learn from professional musicians who are carefully selected for their immense musical talent, passion and pedagogy.
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Expired
investment:
£228,590
BOS Films specialises in creating and producing african themed films for mainstream audiences. The Directors first film, a love story about immigration, was a big success. It screened across the world, in the UK and the US and was also released in Africa.
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Expired
investment:
£1,560
Evershare.io is a platform that enables fans to own a share of an artist's music income under Income Share Agreements (ISA). An ISA is an agreement between the recipient and the donors whereby the recipient agrees to share a percentage of the income generated from their project that they have raised money for. Using blockchain technology, the company is building a new way for artists and fans to engage and share the journey to musical success. For just £12 a year, an artist or band can submit their music to Evershare upon which the customer service team will help the artists or band to release their music tracks across major streaming companies such as Apple Music, Spotify, and Deezer. The artists also get to keep 100% of royalties they earn from the release of their albums or singles. They will use the investment to support and bring talent that is less heard or unknown to fans and break the unhealthy oligopoly that exists in the music publishing industry.
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investment:
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Big Couch is the 'crewfunding' platform that empowers filmmakers to connect with crews that invest in projects they believe in. Crews accept lower upfront fees in return for profit shares and deferred payment. Film producers optimise their budgets up to 20%.
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Expired
investment:
£403
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.
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Expired
investment:
£27,980
Endlesss is a cloud-connected mobile and desktop app that turns music creation into a live, collaborative social event where musicians and fans can interact in real-time from anywhere in the world. The company argues that despite users making music, sharing that piece of music is a long and lonely process that takes days or months, requires multiple different apps and services, and carries no guarantee on whether those songs would be heard or not. Endlesss aims to change this via its software. The company witnessed over 9,000 sign-ups in May 2021, oversaw over 40,000 jams and 2.6 million riffs being created in 2020, and has spread across 100+ countries. Endlesss aspires to dominate the music creation software market that is expected to grow to $1.86 billion by 2027, up from $884 million in 2020. The company has received acclaim from entities such as Verge, TechCrunch and Pitchfork. Endlesss states it will use the investment to grow its team, develop new features, boost marketing, and promote Research & Development (R&D) to grow its business.
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Expired
investment:
£415,541
