Surfview Entertainment strives to assure the SEC that producers are aware of the law in regard to advertising for active investors.

Producers who have a listing in "Projects Seeking Active Investors" must only be advertising "Business Plan Available To Active Investors". When a potential investor responds, only something resembling a business plan may be forwarded, (i.e., no private placement offerings!).

The SEC insists that producers know the distinction between an "active investor" and a "passive investor".

Surfview Entertainment will not be liable for and does not offer legal advice.  It is strongly suggested that you contact a knowledgable entertainment finance attorney early.

A knowledgable entertainment finance attorney should be familiar with the following.

Active Investor (Nonsecurities) Vehicles.

The Self-funded Sole Proprietorship

Business Plans

The Investor-Financing Agreement

Joint-Venture Financing

The Initial Incorporation

Should your search for a few active investors be unsuccessful, (there being too many potential participants needed for full funding), your knowledgable entertainment finance attorney should be familiar with the following.

Passive Investor (Securities) Vehicles.

The Investment Contract

Limited Partnerships

Limited Liability Companies

Corporate Financing

The Out-of-State Corporation

S Corporations

Small Corporate Offering Registration

Regulation A Offerings

S-1 Public (Registerred) Offerings

Over-the-Counter Companies

A NASDAQ Company

Stock Exchange Companies

Convertible or Participatory Debt Instruments

Regulation D, Rule 504 Offerings

Regulation D, Rule 505 Offerings

Regulation D, Rule 506 Offerings

As you can can see, there are a lot of choices to know about. So, before listing your production with Surfview Entertainment, please discuss your options with a knowledgable entertainment finance attorney. If you are in need of one, take a look at the list of Entertainment Attorneys.