Big Screen Entertainment Group (OTC: BSEG) – a thriving production and distribution company in Los Angeles – has launched an offering of its common stock under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D.
The initiative will allow accredited investors to invest in the public company and help the Big Screen take the next step towards the launch of a film funding platform which will seek to provide up to $75 million of annual film financing.
Big Screen’s visionary plan involves constructing a pioneering crowdfunding platform designed to curate a portfolio of meticulously handpicked films that will boast both low risk and high ROI potential.
Drawing upon its 18 years of industry prowess and connections within domestic and international film industry and markets, this evolution hopes to propel Big Screen to be a significant participant in the future of film production.
“This is a great leap forward in the evolution of Big Screen Entertainment Group and sets up the potential for tremendous growth,” said the company’s Chief Executive, Kimberley Kates. “We are following an innovative model, that will allow anyone to become a film investor, backing vetted films with high ROI potential and with transparent accounting.”
This offering is exempt from registration under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D which allows companies to raise capital by selling equity to accredited investors only.
Information on the Big Screen offering can be found here: https://offering.bigscreenentgroup.com
About Big Screen Entertainment Group:
Founded in 2005, our mission at Big Screen Entertainment Group (BSEG) is to create transformative stories that captivate, entertain, inspire and touch the hearts of audiences worldwide while forging enduring robust financial returns for our investors through innovation and ingenuity.
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