Multiple Hollywood films have raised millions of dollars through "tokenization". This article summary is generated by AI. Film financing is changing through tokenization and SEC exemption compliance crowdfunding, allowing non-accredited investors to participate. Several projects, such as those by Robert Rodriguez and Eli Roth, have successfully raised funds, enhancing creators' IP retention and creative freedom, turning film and television into accessible alternative assets. According to PANews on October 23, and reported by CoinDesk, film financing is being transformed through tokenization and SEC exemption (Reg CF) compliance crowdfunding, allowing thousands of non-accredited investors to participate and distribute dividends and secondary trading via blockchain. Robert Rodriguez raised $2 million from 2,000 fans, Pressman Film raised $2 million for original film projects and has begun repayments within 6 months, and Eli Roth's horror film studio reached the Reg CF fundraising cap of $5 million. The article states that this model enhances creators' retention of IP and creative freedom, and positions film and television as accessible alternative assets.