Film and TV investment vehicle Consortium Media Finance, founded by Marcus Warren and Christian Moore, the son of actor Roger Moore, has launched at the Cannes Film Festival, and revealed its first slate of feature projects.
Consortium Media Finance, alongside sister company Consortium Pictures, is “strategically positioned to combine robust financing capabilities with creative and commercial sensibility, supporting filmmakers and studios in bringing compelling stories to the screen,” the company said.
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The companies’ initial production slate includes “Paintbox,” directed by documentarian Lorna Tucker, known for “Westwood: Punk,” “Icon” and “Activist.” It was written by music producer Arthur Baker, and executive produced
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