Electric Entertainment secures $20 Million financing from Content Partners Capital to accelerate IP expansion

Electric Entertainment, the Los Angeles-based independent film and television studio founded by veteran producer Dean Devlin, has announced a $20 million financing agreement with Content Partners Capital (CPC). The deal was revealed during Mipcom 2025 in Cannes as part of Electric's 25th anniversary celebrations. The funding will help scale the studio’s operations and expand its portfolio of hit television series.

The investment marks another milestone for CPC, the private capital division of entertainment investment firm Content Partners, which launched in April 2024. Since its inception, CPC has rapidly gained momentum, closing multiple deals across the entertainment landscape and positioning itself as a strategic financier for IP-driven media businesses. “Electric Entertainment has proven itself a leader in the independent film and TV space, and it’s exactly the type of successful studio Content Partners Capital is looking to invest in,” said Alphonse Lordo, Partner at CPC. “With this deal, we will support Electric Entertainment’s high-quality content while continuing to elevate Content Partners Capital as a major dealmaker in Hollywood, empowering independent studios with strategic capital.”

Electric has long been recognized for its ability to build and sustain globally successful franchises. Over the past year, the company produced 36 episodes across three TV series and completed 22 more in 2024. Devlin noted, “This investment will allow us to continue our rapid growth at the pace we’ve established over the years. We have been fortunate to produce, nurture, and expand a number of highly successful television franchises and beloved fan-favorite IPs, including ‘Leverage,’ ‘The Librarians,’ and ‘The Ark.’ We are ecstatic about our new relationship with Content Partners Capital and believe this partnership will be mutually rewarding for everyone involved.”

Electric CFO Jeff Gonzalez added, “This partnership with CPC will ensure we have the capital required to invest in current and new series, enabling us to continue delivering outstanding programming for our ever-growing loyal fanbase.”

In addition to its production capabilities, Electric operates ElectricNOW, a premium streaming app and FAST channel available on over 38 platforms, including Roku, Amazon Prime Video, Samsung TV Plus, and Xumo. The channel showcases Electric’s original content alongside more than 1,000 hours of third-party programming and is also home to the exclusive live broadcast of the annual Saturn Awards.

With this latest investment, Electric Entertainment is well-positioned to scale its original content strategy, deepen its global footprint, and continue building long-term value in the evolving entertainment ecosystem.