Angel Investors with an interest in Streaming services

I am Alfredo Garcia (Partner) with Call Sign Purple Three L.L.C. and Executive Producer for the film “DEFCON 4 Korea Land of The Morning Calm”. The movie is the same title as from the book that writer and author Mark Heathco wrote. The story is how Human Trafficking, Espionage and Assassins are operating on the DMZ in South Korea in 1985.

We are a US Military Veteran ran company, bringing history to life through the art of film making and failure is not an option.

At CALL SIGN PURPLE THREE, our vision is to strive to educate the American people of what the DMZ veterans did in South Korea while doing combat missions inside the DMZ while at the same time saving a piece of military history for a generation to come.? Our vision reflects our values: integrity, service, excellence, and teamwork. ?

We are seeking Investor Funding for our movie, or Seed Funding.

Hi Paul, I really appreciate you taking the time to respond to my question, thank you very much! And thanks for the warm welcome.

Of the names mentioned (who I’m not overly familiar with other than the celebs), I think possibilities might be Dave McClure or David Cohen. I’m really looking for investors, mentors or advisors that could advise on the potential appetite from players such as Netflix, Apple, Disney to consider a new business model, and how to go about proposing this. So they would have to have some connections or inside knowledge with these players.

I’ve also linked to the cohort as suggested. I’d really appreciate any next steps from here!

many thanks, Baljeet.

Great question Baljeet and welcome.   What we’re building here is rather new as well, so as we work out the kinks in the user experience and possibilities, know that we have some broad reach globally to media investors, founders, and corporate ventures.

Some time ago, we wrote up what you might think of as the primary list of Angel Investors in Media.  Granted, these are specific to Streaming Media, and there are certainly more, but the way to start thinking about how to find potentially interested investors is by starting broader and then digging deeper into the networks and connections associated with people or other ventures with shared interests:

• Ron Conway; Silicon Valley’s “super angel” known for his early support of media companies such as Facebook, Buzzfeed, and Napster
• David Rosenblatt; Who probably wrote the book on online advertising following his role as CEO of DoubleClick and then President of Google Display.  He sits on the board of Twitter and IAC, better known for brands such as Vimeo and CollegeHumor
• Bono; Yep, Bono. He co-founded Elevation Partners in 2004, a venture firm that focuses on media, entertainment and technology companies
• Nas; Having invested in dozens of startups, it’s not just his work as the second musician on our list that makes him notable but hist investment in text annotation service Genius and DeviantArt that strikes the media chord
• Justin Bieber; Beliebit.  Beiber is tremendous patron of media ventures with a stake in Tinychat, Stamped, Spotify, and Shots
• Stanley Kirk Burrell; Also known as MC Hammer, you’ll catch him at Raiders games when he’s not advising media companies such as Pandora and Flipboard
• Jeff Clavier; Involved in Kongregate (acquired by GameStop) as well as Seesmic, Wildire, and Ustream
• Brad Svrluga; Who has had his hand in the music and ticketing industries
• Dave McClure; 500 Startups’ McClure has helped Slideshare, Visually, MoviePigs, Creative Market, and more get off the ground
• Kevin Colleran; In some familiar media names such as Meerkat, Rockbot, Say Media, LookMark, Media Spike, Pinterest, and SmartThings
• Naval Ravikant; Whom might be familiar by way of AngelList is in PickaFlick, Sosh, SocialMedia.com, Udemy, Twitter, and 9GAG
• David Cohen; Of Techstars I wanted to mention as they might be the incubator for media.  David is in Next Big Sound, Circa, EventVue, Graphicly, KiteReaders, LaunchTrack, SlideBean, Post Rocket, and many more
• We could keep going and perhaps we will in more detail, we’re missing Matt Ocko, Christine Tsai, Matt Mullenweg, Calacanis…

That list needs an update, so we’ll steer some attention here and start working out a more in depth (and recent) list, but at least that might give you a place to start.

I’d also suggest this, post a little bit more detail to what you’re doing, to share that, with the community here.  When we all know better WHAT you’re doing, we can better connect advisors and other possibilities.

You also might consider joining a cohort (here) since you’re just getting started.  Fill this out, even if you decide otherwise; this way, at least the team here will know what you’re working on.