American Film Market Dailies

Brian O'Shea, The Exchange's CEO, announced that The Exchange has closed a revolving line of credit funded by Pacific Mercantile Bank to be used for future acquisitions.

A self-funded company, The Exchange will be celebrating its 5-year anniversary at the upcoming 2016 American Film Market. The Exchange's line-up includes the Award winning documentary GLEASON, KING COBRA, A STREET CAT NAMED BOB, KICKBOXER: VENGEANCE and RETALIATION, SHIMMER LAKE and the upcoming productions of Stephanie Laing's IRREPLACEABLE YOU and Justin Chadwick's THE LADY AND THE PANDA this fall.

"This line of credit with Pacific Mercantile Bank will tremendously increase our acquisitions power and allow us to take the company to the next level with an even stronger line-up at each market," said Brian O'Shea, CEO, The Exchange.

"We're excited to continue our long-standing relationship with Brian and his team. The Exchange is a company on the rise and we feel privileged to be supporting them," said Adrian Ward, EID Division Manager, Pacific Mercantile Bank.

The Entertainment Industries Division (EID) of Pacific Mercantile Bank was established to serve the needs of the global entertainment business. Financing movies and TV series as well as providing credit facilities for domestic and international distributors, post-production facilities and other related businesses, the EID team has over 75 years of exclusive entertainment-related experience.