Investing in independent films can be risky business: with no guarantee that you'll ever see a return on your seed money. But the Wall Street Journal talks to some financial experts about some safer ways to invest in indies.
They write, "Firms that help pool investors' money, often investing in multiple projects, are hoping to burnish the business's image. They say the independent film industry, which operates outside of the studio system, should be considered its own asset class, one that isn't tightly correlated to other investments. And they are devising new ways to invest in film that can reduce the risk."
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