Media Revolution: Innovating Film And TV Deal-Making

Discover, Connect, and Transform your projects with our cutting-edge Marketplace. From gripping Web Series to captivating Feature Films

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WHAT WE DO

UriZe is a Media Technology Marketplace for Film and TV Rights. We match projects with talents, financing, and distribution. Our aim is to streamline the process of buying, acquiring, selling & investing IP in emerging markets. Creators ( Writers, Producers & Directors) can submit their Web Series, Feature Films, Short Films, Documentaries and Pilots and reach new audiences and new markets!

How it works

For creators

A creator is someone with a vision, idea, or film project. This could be a filmmaker crafting a cinematic masterpiece or an actor/actress looking to showcase their talent. They are seeking the resources, be it funding or talent, to turn their dream project into a reality.

Upload your film project

Receive offers

Negotiatie & Sign Contract

Receive funding

For Interested Party

An interested party represents studios or investors looking for promising talents or captivating film projects to support, acquire, or invest in. They are eager to discover innovative creators and impactful projects that resonate with audiences and make a mark in the industry.

Explore film projects

Make an offer

Negotiatie & Sign Contract

Acquire film project funding

Our Mission

Our mission is to contribute to the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) of TV and Film. We aim to support creators in reaching a global audience and assist buyers who are interested in supporting the Black arts and cultural influence movement. Our goal is to help them save time and cost by expanding their catalog and acquiring Intellectual Property (IP).

Why Nollywood?

Africa to the World. Improving cultural relativism by enabling and empowering powerful stories.

“For the first time, thanks to Nollywood, Africans could now watch movies produced by their own people on a vast scale. Since they focused on shared customs, practices, and cultures all over the continent, the movies helped dispel much of the mistrust and suspicion among people”.

- Nashville Film Institute