Secured Senior Debt Private Credit

International Film Fund is a private-credit manager specialising in Secured Senior Debt across the film sector. We maintain selective exposure to professionally structured media productions.

Available exclusively to investors who meet accredited requirements.

IFF operates within a part of screen finance shaped by long-established commercial pathways and well-developed industry access, where progress moves through familiar, proven channels.

Secured Debt in the Film Sector

Secured lending continues to gain prominence across the film and television sector, with studios and specialist financiers increasingly using contracted receivables, tax-incentive claims and distribution commitments as collateral for senior credit facilities.

Recent industry disclosures show production finance structures backed by film and TV libraries, rights packages and verified inbound payments, reflecting a broader shift toward structured, asset-backed finance with defined repayment sources.
Sources: Lionsgate Studios — Form 10-K (2024); PwC Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2025–2029

Why Choose International Film Fund?

Fixed 10% Annual Returns: Secured debt with priority repayment.
Secured Senior Debt Positions: IFF operates on a secured senior debt lending model. Investors are repaid before producers, subordinated lenders, or equity holders.
First-Lien Position: Loans are backed by revenue-generating intellectual property (IP), contractual licensing agreements, and studio distribution contracts.
Risk Mitigation: Structured repayments backed by contractual licensing, streaming, and IP assets.
Exclusive Market Positioning: The only structured film finance fund of its kind in the U.S.
Regulatory Oversight & Compliance: Fund structured under BVI financial regulations.

IFF is a secured, lending vehicle designed to deliver consistent, structured returns. (Note: All investments carry inherent risks; past performance is not indicative of future results.)

Market Environment Supporting Structured Finance

The broader screen economy continues to expand through established contractual frameworks, with licensing, delivery-linked payments and long-standing distribution practices forming a stable foundation for revenue generation. These structures support predictable, documented cashflows suited to disciplined senior-secured lending.

Global industry forecasts indicate continued growth across digital and traditional channels, with entertainment and media revenues expected to approach US $3.5 trillion by 2029.
Source: PwC Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2025–2029