Fifth Wheel Productions is asking you, the viewing public, to stump up 1,000 in exchange for a part as an extra and a share in the film's profits. The company hopes to raise 2m to finance its film entitled Paraphernalia. But it is not an entirely new idea - Fifth Wheel Productions is taking advantage of a government enterprise investment scheme which offers tax incentives to investors. She even runs courses in the art. It focuses on the lives of a group of disaffected twenty-somethings in North London during a last long hot summer before the new millennium.
Drugs play a part too - cannabis culture is the central theme.
He also says that he is motivated by wanting to dispel some of the myths surrounding cannabis and help promote its medicinal use. Mr Nice lends a hand Helping him to do just that is the convicted cannabis smuggler Howard Marks - better known from his autobiography as Mr Nice. Fifth Wheel Productions hopes to raise enough money to shoot the movie next summer. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.