Eleven Eleven Films, LLC is a full service entertainment company managed by Ross M. Dinerstein, Bobby Schwartz, and Geoff Stults. Eleven Eleven Films strategy includes taking investment positions in a slate of independently financed motion pictures with cross-collateralized against one another to insulate against possible underperformance by any one film. If one or more of the films is a breakout theatrical hit, the financial rewards to the investors can be remarkable. Eleven Eleven Films produced the hit play “A Postcard from L.A.” in October 2004 and the feature film “Unknown” in March 2005 starring Jim Caviezel, Greg Kinnear, Barry Pepper, Bridget Moynihan, and Joe Pantoliano. The Weinstein Company will be releasing “Unknown” in Summer 2006.

Eleven Eleven Films and its investors will benefit from the recently passed federal tax legislation to encourage producers to bring feature film production back into the U.S. Under the new law a producer may elect to deduct the cost of any qualified production of a film in the year incurred from their passive income.

Eleven Eleven Films has developed relationships with all the major agencies in Hollywood, including Creative Artists Agency, William Morris Agency, United Talent Agency, Endeavor and ICM. Through these relationships, Eleven Eleven Films has created alliances with some of the top production and distribution companies including Miramax, Lions Gate Films, Prospect Pictures, Mark Cuban’s 2929 Entertainment, and Bob Yari’s conglomerate of companies.

Venio Capital Partners invested in Eleven Eleven Films Fund II which will invest in 4 to 6 independently produced films in 2006 and 2007.