Cutting to the chase, if one invests, what is the projected rate of return, and when does the investor start receiving those funds?

Thanks for the question Edgar. The deal terms are setup for a 110% ROI then pro-rata profit sharing after that. We expect to be profitable in 1-2 years.

Just to clarify, in the event one of your first one or two projects turns a profit, is it your intention to distribute those profits or reinvest them back into the company for more growth?

Hi Joseph! Our plan is to distribute profits with every sale, but we will make sure to first direct sufficient revenue toward paying off any debt and establishing company reserves.

As you guys grow, how would one seek to join your production teams?

Hi Stephen! Great question. We have many people who have asked about opportunities for becoming more involved in Noble Story Co. The opportunities will vary depending on the project, but the best way to be in-the-know is to subscribe to our email updates (if you're not already, you can subscribe by investing or by clicking the "Watch for Updates" button).

I like the idea here, but how and at what point does the business become self-sustaining?

Hi Kevin! That's a great question. We become self-sustaining through the process of fully developing and selling our intellectual properties. Think about it this way: if you're familiar with how a real estate development company works, we have basically the same business model. But instead of developing and selling land, we develop and sell intellectual property. If you're not familiar with real estate development, check out this Wikipedia article. Just replace a few words - instead of "const...

What's your process for selecting new projects to develop?

Hi Heidi! We look for three critical components to be present when evaluating new stories: First, is the story "Noble"? Every project we take on must fit into our brand of stories that are "right, true, and honorable," and have enough inherent depth to become a story worth re-watching. Second, is the project based on intellectual property (books, true stories, etc)? We gravitate toward stories which are based on known IP, because they come with a built-in audience. The strength of the IP and ...