A New Golden Age Begins
After years in Hollywood, we saw the system for what it was: broken, bloated, and built on luck.
Studios gamble on every film. We chose a smarter path.
All our mentors said the same thing: “When you make money from art, reinvest it into real estate.”
We decided to skip the middle step and build a studio on both.
— Austin and Hailey Spicer, Founders
Committed to
Responsible Investment
Every film project is designed to be supported by income-producing real estate assets -- a structure intended to create a more predictable income component alongside film upside. Projected returns are hypothetical estimates only and are not a guarantee of performance. Investment involves substantial risk, including risk of total loss.
Hollywood Was Originally In The Real-Estate Business
During the Golden Age of Hollywood, Movie Studios owned their own theatres. Allowing theatres to earn revenue from their own films. When studios were banned from owning theatre chains this is when the Golden Age died.
We're bringing back the glitz and the glamour of Hollywood that audiences are begging for.
Strategic Partnerships
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Risk Factors — Summary
Investing in Dreamland Studios Film Fund involves a high degree of risk. The following is a summary of key risk factors. This is not a complete list. Please review all risk factors in the Private Placement Memorandum before making any investment decision.
Risk of Loss. Investors may lose some or all of their invested capital. Investment is suitable only for sophisticated investors who can bear the economic risk of a complete loss.
Illiquidity. There is no public market for fund interests. Investors should expect their capital to be illiquid for the duration of the fund term and should not invest funds they cannot afford to have illiquid.
No Guaranteed Return. Any targeted or preferred return is a target only and is not guaranteed. Actual returns may be materially higher or lower.
Film Revenue Is Speculative. Film production and distribution involve substantial creative, financial, and market risks. Revenue from film distribution, licensing, and streaming is highly speculative and not guaranteed.
Real Estate Risk. Real estate investments are subject to changes in local and national economic conditions, tenant vacancies, changes in interest rates, and property values. The fund's ability to generate a preferred return from real estate assets is not guaranteed.
Tax Credit Risk. Film production tax credits are subject to eligibility requirements, legislative changes, and compliance with applicable program rules. Tax credit qualification is not guaranteed.
Early Stage. The fund is in an early stage of development with limited operating history on which to evaluate performance.
The complete risk factor discussion is contained in the Private Placement Memorandum, which is available to verified accredited investors upon request.