Finance built for project-based revenue.
Cameras, lenses, lighting, sound, edit suites, OB vehicles and broadcast infrastructure — funded by lenders who understand commission cycles and freelance billing.
£18m+
Funded for media businesses
60mo
Typical broadcast term
Project
Payment profiles available
0–10%
Deposit on prime kit
If it earns its keep, we've probably funded one.
Cameras & lenses
ARRI, RED, Sony FX, Canon C-series, Blackmagic. Plus cine lens sets, anamorphic kits and matte boxes.
Lighting & grip
ARRI Skypanel, Aputure, Astera, Quasar, full grip rigs, dollies, jibs, gimbals. New, used or ex-rental house.
Sound & comms
Sound Devices, Lectrosonics, DPA, Sennheiser. Plus comms systems and recording infrastructure.
Edit & post
Mac Pro / Studio rigs, DaVinci panels, colour-graded monitors, NAS, software licences, archive storage.
Broadcast & OB
OB trucks, satellite uplink, control rooms, vision mixers. Funded against contracted-revenue evidence.
Drones & specialist
DJI Inspire 3, FreeFly, RED Komodo on Movi rigs. Specialist insurance and CAA permissions factored in.
How media & production deals usually structure.
Typical ticket
£15k – £180k per project
Range we fund
£10k camera body → £500k OB build
Term
24 – 60 months
Deposit
0 – 10%
Structure
HP for owned-asset write-off; finance lease for tech evergreening; refinance against owned-kit value to fund expansion.
The usual pain.
Income lumps around projects
Big invoices land at delivery, then a quiet quarter. We have lenders who'll structure quarterly or back-loaded payments matched to commission patterns.
Banks see freelance as risk
We fund sole-trader DOPs, freelance editors and small production companies on the strength of contracted gigs and personal credit.
Specialist kit is hard to value
A used ARRI Alexa Mini is worth specific money — our broadcast-specialist lenders price it correctly first time.
How we structure it.
Broadcast-specialist underwriting
Lenders who actually know what an Alexa LF or Sound Devices Scorpio is worth on the secondary market.
Project-flex profiles
Quarterly or back-loaded payments, deferred starts to match shoot dates, commission-aligned step-ups.
Freelance and small-co friendly
We can fund sole traders, partnerships and limited companies under two years old with the right contract evidence.
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ExploreQuestions media & production customers ask.
Can a freelance DOP or editor get finance?
Yes — we fund self-employed media professionals on the strength of contracted gigs, personal credit and recent invoice history. Personal guarantee usually required.
Will lenders fund ex-rental house kit?
Yes — ex-rental cameras and lighting are mainstream. Engineer's report and service history typically required for any item over £15k.
What about drones and specialist aerial kit?
Funded routinely. We'll need sight of operator CAA permissions and specialist insurance, and the lender will price the residual conservatively.
Can I finance kit for a single shoot?
Generally no — minimum term is usually 24 months. For one-off shoots, traditional rental is more cost-effective.
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