Cardinale & Oseary Team Up on $1B Tech-Media Play
Two power players in entertainment finance just locked arms on a massive venture fund.

Gerry Cardinale's RedBird Capital and Guy Oseary's Sound Ventures are joining forces on a $1 billion investment partnership. Both shops have serious clout in the entertainment world—Cardinale backed Skydance and Artists Equity, while Oseary's been managing talent and building ventures for years.
The idea is straightforward: they're targeting companies living at the intersection of tech, media, and culture. That's a wide lane, but it's also where the real money is moving these days. When you've got this much capital and this much industry access, you're not just looking for the next app—you're hunting for the platforms and companies that'll shape how entertainment gets made and consumed.
This kind of partnership matters because it signals where smart money sees opportunity. RedBird and Sound Ventures aren't random players; they've both been right before. The fact that they're combining forces suggests they see something worth a billion-dollar bet—and they want to move fast.
The real question is what they land on first.
Read the full story at The Hollywood Reporter → https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/redbird-capital-sound-ventures-investment-partnership-1236742492/
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