Frequency Entanglement
Productions presents
Coming this Fall
Ghosted: Brokers Gone Wild
“Everybody knows somebody.”
Feature-Length Dark Comedy & Financial Satire
Official trailer
Ghosted: Brokers Gone Wild
Character featurette
Evan’s Guide to Being Someone Who Knows Someone
Logline
In the chaotic world of private-market dealmaking, everyone knows someone, every opportunity is supposedly exclusive, and nobody seems to know who the actual buyer is. Ghosted: Brokers Gone Wild follows an eccentric collection of brokers, intermediaries, investors and would-be financial operators through an increasingly absurd maze of introductions, hot deals, investigations and disappearing counterparties.
Official Poster
About the film
Ghosted: Brokers Gone Wild is a dark comedy and financial satire about the strange ecosystem surrounding private investments, pre-IPO opportunities and intermediary-driven dealmaking. Deals appear enormous, documentation looks impressive and everyone is extraordinarily confident. Actually closing anything is another matter.
The film follows a collection of ambitious and frequently ridiculous characters as they pursue transactions through endless chains of introductions. Buyers know brokers who know sellers who know representatives who know someone who supposedly knows the principal. The deeper the characters travel into the deal ecosystem, the harder it becomes to distinguish access from theater.
Dry, character-driven and intentionally absurd, the film uses financial jargon, status signaling, intermediary chains and entrepreneurial reinvention as comic material — access, credibility, valuation, reputation, deal mythology, the performance of success, and the difficulty of determining who actually has authority to transact.
2026 · United States · Approximately 67 Minutes · Dark Comedy / Satire
Production: Frequency Entanglement Productions / Macro Tech Titan, Inc.
Character guide
Everybody knows somebody
Evan
A recurring broker, salesman and relentless entrepreneur whose ambitions extend well beyond private markets. When one business model stops working, another is never far behind.
Jack
A pragmatic participant attempting to answer the question everyone else seems determined to avoid: does anyone involved actually know the buyer or seller?
Rob
A broker attempting to navigate — and occasionally escape — the relentless culture of deal flow, reinvention and salesmanship.
Lindy
A circus performer whose perspective on the financial world becomes increasingly appropriate as events unfold.
Kyle
A polished dealmaker whose outward appearance of financial success occasionally contrasts sharply with reality.
Hot Shot
A confident new recruit whose understanding of institutional finance is still developing, but whose enthusiasm is already fully capitalized.
The world of Ghosted
Anatomy of a deal that never closes
Unofficial rules of deal flow
- 1Every opportunity is exclusive until you discover the other twelve people marketing it.
- 2The person closest to the principal is usually introduced last.
- 3Question marks are not obstacles. They are “deal execution.”
- 4An expensive watch is not proof of funds.
- 5If the printer works, the deal may be real.
- 6The ultimate objective is simple: GET PAID.
“Everybody knows somebody.”
Filmmaker statement
Private-market finance has its own language, rituals and mythology. Deals can travel through long chains of introductions, and confidence can sometimes move faster than information. That environment offered a natural setting for comedy.
Ghosted: Brokers Gone Wild takes those recognizable dynamics and pushes them into satire. The film is not a documentary and its characters and situations are fictional. The objective was to create a character-driven comedy about access, ambition, status, deal flow and the strange distance that can develop between a transaction and the people talking about it.
The production method became part of the experiment. Emerging generative systems made it possible to build environments, characters and visual situations in ways that would have required a very different production model only a short time ago. At the same time, those tools introduced their own constraints. The film therefore developed through iteration: generating, selecting, rejecting, editing, scoring, mixing and rebuilding until the material worked as a feature.
That combination — financial satire told through a rapidly evolving filmmaking medium — became central to the identity of Ghosted.
Making Ghosted
A hybrid AI production
The production used specialized systems for different tasks rather than treating AI as a single filmmaking tool. Conventional editing and human creative decisions provided the connective layer between generated source material, voice work, music, sound design and final delivery.
Higgsfield Cinema Studio
AI cinematic and character-scene generation
OpenAI / ChatGPT
Writing, dialogue, assistant-director functions, production planning and support
ElevenLabs
AI-assisted voice production
Google Veo
Selected visual sequences and B-roll
Runway
Selected visual sequences, B-roll and supporting production material
Midjourney
Selected artistic visual development
FL Studio
Music production, scoring, sound design, mixing and mastering
Wondershare Filmora
Nonlinear picture editing and final program assembly
Official film fact sheet
- Official Title
- Ghosted: Brokers Gone Wild
- Year
- 2026
- Country of Production
- United States
- Production Location
- Knoxville, Tennessee
- Production Company
- Macro Tech Titan, Inc.
- Production Label
- Frequency Entanglement Productions
- Genre
- Dark Comedy / Satire
- Runtime
- Approximately 67 minutes
- Language
- English
- Master Resolution
- 3840 × 2160 (4K UHD)
- Frame Rate
- 24 fps
- Picture Master
- H.264 High, Rec.709, progressive
- Audio Master
- AAC LC, 48 kHz, stereo, 320 kbps
- Captions
- English captions prepared for distribution
Technical specifications describe the prepared Filmhub distribution master. Platform-specific transcodes may differ.
Press release
For release
Ghosted: Brokers Gone Wild takes aim at the absurd world of private-market dealmaking
Independent dark comedy combines financial satire with a new AI-assisted filmmaking workflow.
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE — 2026 — Ghosted: Brokers Gone Wild, a feature-length dark comedy produced by Macro Tech Titan, Inc. under its Frequency Entanglement Productions label, turns the culture of private-market dealmaking into an increasingly absurd comedy of introductions, intermediaries and opportunities that never seem to reach the actual principal.
The approximately 67-minute film follows a collection of brokers, investors and would-be dealmakers as supposedly exclusive transactions pass through ever-expanding networks of people who know people. What begins as deal flow evolves into investigations, courtroom encounters, abandoned conference rooms, reinvention and increasingly improbable business ventures.
The film was built through an unconventional production model combining AI cinematic generation, AI-assisted voice production and visual development with conventional nonlinear editing, original music production, sound design, mixing and mastering.
“Everybody knows somebody” serves as both the film’s recurring joke and its organizing idea: in a world built on access, the distance between buyer and seller can become the entire story.
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