Atlanta-based media finance company MediaHedge is making a major move in the entertainment space, launching a new film and television joint venture fund backed by a New York-based institutional asset manager.
Led by CEO Jon Gosier, with new media transactions spearheaded by Erik Gordon, the fund marks a strategic expansion of the company’s financing arm, FilmHedge. Together, they are positioning the company within a growing shift, as institutional capital increasingly flows into film and television production.
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Arranged by Koo Capital, the joint venture will provide structured capital solutions to producers and studios, supporting a wide range of projects across genres and distribution platforms. While the New York-based investor remains undisclosed, the fund is expected to deploy up to $200 million starting in spring 2026, with room to scale as demand grows.
FilmHedge has already played a role in financing projects like The Dutchman, starring André Holland and Kate Mara, Special Op: Rent-a-Cop starring Michael Jai White, and the upcoming Virginia Woolf’s Night & Day, featuring Haley Bennett, Lily Allen, and Jack Whitehall—highlighting its focus on bridging financing gaps through pre-sales and tax credit-backed lending.
“This partnership represents a significant milestone for MediaHedge and reinforces our commitment to delivering scalable, institutional-grade financing solutions to the film and media sector,” Gosier said. “With access to substantial capital, we are well-positioned to meet the growing demand for production financing and to support high-quality storytelling worldwide.”
On the advisory side, Kyle Brockett emphasized the increasing demand from institutional investors looking to tap into entertainment-backed assets, adding that this partnership helps bridge the gap between capital and creators by making structured financing more accessible to producers.
As the industry continues to evolve, the MediaHedge–FilmHedge partnership signals a deeper alignment between Wall Street capital and the future of film and television production.