Evoke Entertainment Closes $35 Million Production Financing Facility Backed By Major Private Credit Fund
Evoke Entertainment has secured a $35 million production financing facility backed by a major private credit fund. This financing will enable the company to expand its production capabilities across various platforms, including independent features and television movies. The first projects financed under this facility include a Christmas film for Hallmark and several independent feature films.
- ▪Evoke Entertainment closed a senior secured production financing facility of up to $35 million.
- ▪The financing is backed by a multi-billion-dollar private credit fund and aims to support Evoke's expanding slate of productions.
- ▪The first projects to be financed include a Christmas film for Hallmark and independent films like Suburban Kings and Homesick.
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Evoke Entertainment Courtesy EXCLUSIVE: Evoke Entertainment has closed a senior secured production financing facility of up to $35 million backed by a multi-billion-dollar private credit fund. While we verified the deal with the lender, they spoke with Deadline on the condition of anonymity, per company policy. The revolving production facility is designed to support Evoke’s expanding slate of independent features, television movies, streaming films, and series — significantly increasing the company’s already high-volume production output across major studios, networks, and streaming platforms.
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