How Family Offices Are Investing in Film and TV Production

Lucas and Luna explore why family offices are pouring capital into film and television production, moving beyond passive tax-shelter deals into active equity stakes. They examine a real 2023-2025 case: the $480 million Slate Fund backed by three single-family offices that co-financed seven feature films and two limited series, generating a projected 14.2 percent internal rate of return. The conversation covers how wealthy families negotiate co-investment rights, manage risk through diversity of projects, and use production service agreements to protect downside. Lucas explains the structural shift from high-net-worth individuals funding one film at a time to institutional-grade portfolio approaches. Luna pushes back on the Hollywood accounting skepticism, and Lucas shares how the Rockefeller family office began this trend in 2019. They close on the tension between artistic passion and fiduciary discipline in alternative asset allocation. #FamilyOffices #FilmFinance #EntertainmentInvesting #SlateFunding #HollywoodAccounting #AlternativeAssets #MediaProduction #CoInvestment #WealthManagement #PrivateCapital #FilmIndustry #TVProduction #InvestmentStrategy #RiskManagement #Business #Finance #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo