How about the film and television project? Is it a lie?

This is a lie. Most of them are liars. There is a film and television investment scam because small companies are eager to do film and television projects, but suffer from lack of money, so they make propaganda manuscripts under the guise of well-known directors and actors, and then find these fake directors and actors to cooperate after raising money.

In the end, good actors and directors often have no schedules, and movies can only be made by others. If the contract signed by investors does not stipulate the creator, it is difficult to go to court to defend rights. Another type of film and television investment scam is even worse. After the project party cheated money, it misappropriated funds and even absconded with the money.

Because the information of film and television projects involves commercial secrets, ordinary people can only find the filing party of film and television works online, but they can't know the main creation, which provides an opportunity for scammers to weave lies.

This kind of fraud is also characterized by pretending to be a producer or producer of well-known platforms such as China Film and Wanda, and promising well-known directors and actors to participate in the creation, but there is no guarantee in the contract signed by investors. The industry believes that some newcomers in the film and television industry are easily recruited because of their lack of experience.

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Investment concern

1. Fully understand the invested company, the project and other companies participating in the project in advance. This adjustment depends not only on public information, but also on private letters in the circle. The film and television circle is actually not big. Ask acquaintances and acquaintances in the circle about the company's reputation and projects, and you can get a general idea.

2. If you can grab the share, try to invest in the projects of listed big film and television companies. This is not much to say. Now investors' money is precious, and the whole primary market is chasing head-on and steady star projects. Matthew effect is obvious, and film and television investment is no exception.