Media Capital Technologies is launching MCT Credit Solutions, a private credit investment platform focused on asset-backed and cash flow-based financing opportunities across the lifecycle of premium content. The platform is being created in partnership with MassMutual.

In its first major deal, MCT Credit Solutions has provided BondIt Media Capital with a $100 million credit facility to fuel the growth of its business. BondIt, a specialty finance company focused on providing debt and mezzanine financing solutions to fund the production of independent film and TV, has deployed over $500 million across more than 500 projects since it was founded.

MCT Credit Solutions is led by MCT Principal Raj Singh, a private equity investor and lender with a specialization in media and entertainment finance. MCT has deployed over $1 billion across more than 100 major motion pictures, which have amassed over $10 billion at the global box office.

“MCT Credit Solutions reflects our belief that entertainment finance has matured into an institutional-grade credit opportunity when approached with the right structure, underwriting discipline, and industry alignment,” said MCT Principals Christopher Woodrow and Singh in a joint statement. “Our first facility investment with BondIt is a great example of what this strategy is designed to do—partner with experienced operators and provide flexible capital that helps them grow their businesses while continuing to support independent storytellers. With MassMutual as our capital partner, we believe MCT Credit Solutions is positioned to be a long-term partner to the entertainment ecosystem.”

MCT Credit Solutions marks the latest addition to MCT’s investment portfolio. MCT is a media and entertainment investment company founded in 2019 focused on structured finance, corporate transactions, and venture incubation. The company is backed by a range of institutional investors, including MassMutual, which acquired an interest in MCT in 2021. MCT was Lionsgate’s primary slate co-financing partner from 2023 to 2025.

In 2025, MCT partnered with Eli Roth to launch The Horror Section, a media company focused on creating genre entertainment. The Horror Section’s upcoming slate includes Roth’s “Ice Cream Man,” which is scheduled for a wide theatrical release in 2026, and “Don’t Go In That House, Bitch!,” with Snoop Dogg set to star in the film and on board as a producer as well as writer and performer on the original soundtrack.

In 2025, MCT also launched Row K Entertainment, a new U.S. theatrical distribution company built to meet the growing demands of the modern distribution marketplace. Its first film, Gus Van Sant’s “Dead Man’s Wire,” was released in January. Upcoming releases include Jaume Collet-Serra’s “Cliffhanger.”

MCT is represented by CAA.