Next Wave Studios to Get Investment From APX

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The film, media and entertainment fund would hold 50 percent of the shares in the joint venture of Decentralized Pictures and Bingeable.

APX, led by CEO Shelley Hammond, has struck a series of acquisition agreements, “bringing together production facilities, production slates, visual effects companies and distribution platforms.” The latest transaction comes as APX expects to merge into a publicly-traded company later this year.

APX was “absolutely delighted” about the Next Wave Studio deal,” Hammond said. “They have a vision and philosophy, which mirrors that of the APX group, to transform the entertainment industry and allow the inclusivity of breakthrough talent. “We anticipate fantastic things!” Decentralized CEO Leo Matchett said: “We believe in the power of collaboration and are grateful for the opportunity to create funding initiatives.”

Added Bingeable CEO Stephen Murray: “The vision for NWS is to offer an alternative to the production, marketing and distribution options currently available to filmmakers and financiers. As part of the suite of companies that APX intends to acquire, NWS would have access to impressive resources from a unique collective of businesses who are all seeking to build a better future for filmmakers.”

In addition to its investments, APX “seeks to create its own internal monetary structure with its digital currency and has created its own digital currency, APXCOIN, which can be used for service-rendered financing of media projects in its growing network of studios and production facilities under the banner of APX Group,” the company said.

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