Lumiere Project

Finance solutions for entertainment. Lumiere solutions operate as technological bricks that considerably lower investment risks for recorded media investors. Investors can now test the impact of their IP before production, they can easily track how their money is spent, and they can attract new capital through rights tokenization. Lumiere aims to simplify and gamify this end-user experience in a metaverse-led environment.

Milestone

Proof of concept (first tokenized film) with the film “Papicha” directed by first time female Director Mounia Meddour which ran for the Oscars in 2021 and was nominated by Algeria, was selected by the Cannes Film Festival and won 2 Cesar Awards. On the back of this success, Lumiere plans to organise the first metaverse experience with The Sandbox and Animoca on Mounia Meddour's second film, ""Houria"", running for official selection at the 75th Cannes Film Festival in May 2022. ""Houria"" features leading actress Lyna Khoudri (starring in Wes Anderson's ""The French Dispatch"")
Lumiere has participated in the following accelerators before Launchpad Luna: HKSTP STEP, Rolling Stone-Variety, Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Immediate Media Programme, and currently the Cyberport Incubation Programme
RollingStone are a shareholder of Lumiere alongside Brinc and Animoca Brands
8 signed projects in their current sales pipeline including strong IPs such an immersive show of Amelie (for its 20th anniversary), the biopic of Ethereum ""The Infinite Machine"", and a remake of Ryan Reynold's ""Buried"" for China: More announcements to come soon

Clients

Incorporation Location

Hong Kong

Cohort

Launchpad Luna Demo Day (Blockchain Entertainment)