Take you to know about venture capital in the film industry in one minute.

Film is a highly specialized and inherently risky industry. Spending all the money before recovering the cost may scare away many investors. Especially because they often don't know what to make good use of film resources, and they often can't see when to stop the project, so as not to lose more money.

Venture capital companies have brought a solution to this industry. It is impossible for a single investor to carry out phased financing. Installment financing is a widely used financing system in Silicon Valley. The basic concept is that investors will release funds only when certain checkpoints are met. A single angel investor does not have the time or expertise to act in this way, which is one of the main reasons for the standard custody model. If a screening project only gets the funds needed for pre-production, then they have to pass the examination to get the funds for photography, so it becomes a sustainable investment.

Filmmakers may be hesitant about censorship, but frankly speaking, as long as the preliminary work is done well enough, they should be able to successfully complete the level and obtain additional funds without any difficulty (provided that the appropriate censorship team is in place).

Why do investors have every reason to help the film finish? Because if the film is not finished, all the money invested by investors will be gone, and there is no chance to recover it. In other words, if the production of this film is very bad, the injection of extra funds can't make it complete, or it can't be sold in the market, then the best solution is to reduce the losses first, and then move to other projects with higher income potential.