In simple terms, ROI is the money an investor in a business earns for the injections of financial capital. 

The Entertainment Industry is uncertain with ROI’s but it’s more desirable to get a +15% return over one year than it is over two years total investment. .

 Your show/intellectual property, can be leased countless times from you the owner, by other companies. Throughout the universe and in all languages. It can be put in your vault and recycled at a later date for profit. You own and can sale any and all merchandise and have creative control of your content.  

J19 can: 100% own, co-own with client, sell to network, or lease to network(s). The intellectual property split will depend on negotiations and percentages agreed upon by J19, Client and or Network.   

Sell 100% to production company, lease to production company. 

Selling a commercial to the networks for a percentage of the cost. Usually 10%

Is a Corporation or Company who has a product and wishes to place it in your film or entertainment projects, in exchange for pay. In some circumstances it can be in exchange for services. For example, M&M’s offered the film E.T.  1 million dollars worth of advertising in exchange for mentioning their product.

Example: ROI = (Net Profit/Cost Investment) x 100

Options will be made relevant through the buzz we create for the show through the Sizzle. Until viewership reaches a minimum of 300K, after the production of the Sizzle, we will continue to market as to ensure a measurable profit margin.