Friday, May 26, 2023 10:26:21 AM
WORLDWIDE BOX OFFICE Anne Heche films avg ~$22M!
An HHSE/Studio partnership into 1.5B (Mandarin-speaking) China, 1.4B (Hindi-speaking) India, or ~700M (Spanish-speaking) Latinos even for BASIC family-fare CONTENT on various platforms could net HHSE a tidy sum.
The fact that it's ONE OF THE LAST Anne Heche films, might increase the value of the IP.
Family-feature films, with wholesome real-life themes that the ENTIRE family (Grandma/ Grandpa, Parents, & Kids of all ages) can enjoy (without cussing, moronic nonsense & which impart life lessons) seem to be increasing in demand. Especially among those rural, farming, & "Christian" (religious or spiritual) households. All THREE of these cultures listed (with a population nearing 4B) have spiritual traditions, value family, etc.; so "Wildfire" may find a niche audience that consistently brings revenue for HHSE. If HHSE can produce a film or two a year (going forward) & keep hitting singles -- then HHSE shareholders could see STRONG returns from this sub-penny stock. And that doesn't include any other business that HHSE (NFT, distribution, MyFlix, &/or other studio business, books, etc.) may pick up along the way.
Maybe a good NEW start for the re-emergence of HHSE... A NEW, long-term, sustainable, business-model that appears to have some promise. NOT JUST because it makes sense in theory, BUT because HHSE appears to be PUTTING IT INTO ACTION! It takes a long time, lots of organization, commitment & focus to make a film. HHSE appears to be PUTTING their time & money where their mouth is with this model. And SEEM to have already committed a few movies to this NEW model. Not to mention the acquisition of "Cowboys of Cannabis" which demonstrates that HHSE is open to supporting, selling & distributing OTHER kinds of non-in-HOUSE content as well.
I'm not sure how long & longer-term shareholders feel about the direction of the company, but the stock charts reflect a ticker that has maintained a relatively narrow trading range recently & appears to have settled into these levels. HHSE is ON WATCH!
Has any long spoken to HHSE & gotten any feedback from HHSE regarding "Wildfire" & what they think a title like this might generate (on an annual, going-forward, year-over-year basis)? From what I can tell it looks like "Native Fables" is meant with FAMILY-viewing audience as well & already appears to be in production. So, like I said, NOT ONLY talking about it,... but DOING IT. That's meaningful.
It's also IMPRESSIVE (to me) that HHSE was able to cast & secure Chevele Shepherd (Winner of "The Voice"), Anne Heche & others (someone mentioned "Flowers of the Moon" castmates), so if HHSE is committed to this path: Allocating resources (lots of time, energy, & money) to write, cast, site scout, pre-production, produce, direct, film, edit, & complete THEIR OWN library titles I'm wondering what THEY THINK the ROI would be. Curious if anyone has spoken to HHSE about this specifically.
PS: Feel free to PM me (as always) with that info if ANY of it ought to remain private.
An HHSE/Studio partnership into 1.5B (Mandarin-speaking) China, 1.4B (Hindi-speaking) India, or ~700M (Spanish-speaking) Latinos even for BASIC family-fare CONTENT on various platforms could net HHSE a tidy sum.
The fact that it's ONE OF THE LAST Anne Heche films, might increase the value of the IP.
Family-feature films, with wholesome real-life themes that the ENTIRE family (Grandma/ Grandpa, Parents, & Kids of all ages) can enjoy (without cussing, moronic nonsense & which impart life lessons) seem to be increasing in demand. Especially among those rural, farming, & "Christian" (religious or spiritual) households. All THREE of these cultures listed (with a population nearing 4B) have spiritual traditions, value family, etc.; so "Wildfire" may find a niche audience that consistently brings revenue for HHSE. If HHSE can produce a film or two a year (going forward) & keep hitting singles -- then HHSE shareholders could see STRONG returns from this sub-penny stock. And that doesn't include any other business that HHSE (NFT, distribution, MyFlix, &/or other studio business, books, etc.) may pick up along the way.
Maybe a good NEW start for the re-emergence of HHSE... A NEW, long-term, sustainable, business-model that appears to have some promise. NOT JUST because it makes sense in theory, BUT because HHSE appears to be PUTTING IT INTO ACTION! It takes a long time, lots of organization, commitment & focus to make a film. HHSE appears to be PUTTING their time & money where their mouth is with this model. And SEEM to have already committed a few movies to this NEW model. Not to mention the acquisition of "Cowboys of Cannabis" which demonstrates that HHSE is open to supporting, selling & distributing OTHER kinds of non-in-HOUSE content as well.
I'm not sure how long & longer-term shareholders feel about the direction of the company, but the stock charts reflect a ticker that has maintained a relatively narrow trading range recently & appears to have settled into these levels. HHSE is ON WATCH!
Has any long spoken to HHSE & gotten any feedback from HHSE regarding "Wildfire" & what they think a title like this might generate (on an annual, going-forward, year-over-year basis)? From what I can tell it looks like "Native Fables" is meant with FAMILY-viewing audience as well & already appears to be in production. So, like I said, NOT ONLY talking about it,... but DOING IT. That's meaningful.
It's also IMPRESSIVE (to me) that HHSE was able to cast & secure Chevele Shepherd (Winner of "The Voice"), Anne Heche & others (someone mentioned "Flowers of the Moon" castmates), so if HHSE is committed to this path: Allocating resources (lots of time, energy, & money) to write, cast, site scout, pre-production, produce, direct, film, edit, & complete THEIR OWN library titles I'm wondering what THEY THINK the ROI would be. Curious if anyone has spoken to HHSE about this specifically.
PS: Feel free to PM me (as always) with that info if ANY of it ought to remain private.
