Goliath Film & Media Holdings Revenue, Net Income & 10-K Summary

Overview

Operates through wholly owned subsidiaries Goliath Film and Media International and Goliath Movie Partners 1, LLC.
Core business: develop, produce and license motion pictures and digital content focused on niche markets—education, faith-based, horror and socially responsible minority content.
Distribution strategy: distribute domestically and internationally through a broad network of distributors. The company does not pursue broad domestic theatrical releases, except for limited “four wall” releases in specific cases.

Acquires or develops content, then licenses distribution rights to third-party distributors.
Revenue primarily derives from distribution fees and up-front advance payments; ongoing revenue is earned from a distributor’s gross proceeds over the license term (often up to 25 years).
Distributors typically handle licensing, marketing and advertising, with those costs charged against gross distribution proceeds.

Content development and production: develops screenplays and, in some cases, produces content tied to distributors that may provide advances or minimum guarantees.
Licensing and distribution: licenses content for domestic and international distribution. Distribution terms are typically perpetual or time-limited (often five-year terms for movies). Distributor shares are commonly in the 20%–30% range of gross revenues, depending on the arrangement.
Marketing and advertising: plans to use social media and targeted traditional media; expects distributors to manage advertising and marketing costs.
Market focus: supplies niche content to major distributors, networks and studios rather than operating direct-to-consumer platforms.

March 4, 2016 — Distribution agreement with Mar Vista Entertainment, LLC for the feature film Bridal Bootcamp (romantic comedy)
- Up-front advance payments: $125,000 (payable on delivery per schedule)
- Distributor share: 35% of gross proceeds for 25 years
- Revenue recognized: $125,000 (October 2016, upon completion)
- Advance payments received as of October 31, 2016: $125,000
September 18, 2015 — Distribution agreement with Mar Vista for Merry Exes (retitled Girlfriends of Christmas Past)
- Up-front advance payments: $125,000
- Revenue recognized: $125,000 (June 2016, upon completion/delivery)
- Advance payments received as of October 31, 2016: $125,000
May 20, 2015 — Distribution agreement with Mar Vista for Terror Birds
- Up-front advance payments: $175,000
- Revenue recognized: $175,000 (February 2016, upon completion/delivery in December 2015)
The company identifies these Mar Vista deals as primary active revenue-generating arrangements for the period referenced.

Reported distribution revenues include:
- Fiscal years ended April 30, 2026 and 2025: $5,382 and $16,328, respectively.
- Related reported figures for comparable periods: $14,953 and $16,398, respectively.
Production advances recognized as revenue:
- Bridal Bootcamp: $125,000 (recognized October 2016)
- Merry Exes / Girlfriends of Christmas Past: $125,000 (recognized June 2016)
- Terror Birds: $175,000 (recognized February 2016)

Originated as China Advanced Technology in 2010 and underwent reorganizations and name changes.
In 2011, acquired Goliath Film and Media International via an Exchange Agreement and changed its name to Goliath Film and Media Holdings.
Organized as a Nevada corporation with subsidiaries conducting film development, production and distribution activities.

Revenue depends on a small number of distribution agreements, including significant exposure to the Mar Vista arrangements.
The company operates with no employees and relies on contractors and distributors to execute production and distribution activities.