Last Call for Redemption

About the offering

Last Call for Redemption LLC is an independent film production company founded by Steve Ferguson and Terry Shea, both from Clawson, Michigan. The company is built around a new A-to-Z business model for independent film that aims to finance, develop, produce, and distribute films directly to consumers via its own streaming platform, bypassing traditional studio and distribution middlemen. The goal is to reduce costs through modern technology, maintain creative control for filmmakers, and maximize returns for investors, cast, crew, and the production company itself. The founding team includes Monica Ferguson (Executive Producer), who is President and CEO of Sculptor Body Molding, Inc., a multimillion-dollar cosmetic business in Los Angeles; Steve Ferguson (Producer/Director), who serves as VP and CFO of Sculptor Body Molding and has prior experience in theater and short film production; Terry Shea (Executive Producer), a technology entrepreneur who founded DataFusion Consulting and was an early stakeholder and VP at OneStream Software (which went public in 2024); and Don Starnes (DP & Consultant), a 40-year film industry veteran with credits including Star Trek IV, Scream, and 13 Reasons Why. The company's first project is a film titled Last Call for Redemption. The offering is raising up to $210,000 through the sale of Class B Membership Units at $2.10 per unit, with a minimum investment of $100.80. Proceeds are planned to be allocated as follows: 50.5% to production ($106,000), 16.6% to cast ($34,850), 11.9% to marketing ($25,000), 7.1% to general and administration ($15,000), 4.9% to intermediary fees ($10,290), 4.8% to post-production ($10,000), 3.0% to legal ($6,360), and 1.2% to insurance ($2,500). The company cites a large underserved market opportunity, referencing approximately 52 million Americans who identify as fans of independent films and a potential audience exceeding 76 million, as well as an estimated 40 million people willing to pay for indie films on streaming platforms. The global film media market was valued at $109.38 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $217.5 billion by 2034 at a CAGR of 7.06%. Streaming platforms generated $4.1 billion in revenue from indie content in 2023, up 35% from 2020. The company notes that only 12% of independent filmmakers secure funding from traditional sources and 68% cite funding gaps as their top challenge. The offering is structured under Regulation CF (4(a)(6)) via Netcapital Funding Portal, Inc., with a minimum fundraising target of $10,000 and a deadline of July 18, 2026. The implied post-money valuation at maximum raise is $420,000. Financial statements have been reviewed by an independent CPA, and SEC filings include a Form C filed April 22, 2026 and two amendments filed in May and June 2026.

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