Goliath Film and Media Holdings is a small independent film production and distribution company focused on niche content categories including faith-based, horror, education, and minority/socially responsible content. Goliath develops and produces feature-length films, then licenses completed titles to distributors who place content on streaming platforms, cable networks, and other channels. Goliath does not release films in theaters. Its primary distribution partner is Mar Vista Entertainment. Goliath earns money two ways: upfront advance payments from distributors when a distribution agreement is signed, and ongoing royalties from gross revenues generated over the distribution term. Mar Vista retains 30–35% of gross proceeds, with the remainder flowing to Goliath. For films where Goliath acts as a licensor rather than producer, Goliath earns a distribution fee of roughly 20–30% of gross revenues. Production costs run approximately $150,000 per film, and marketing costs are borne by the distributor. Goliath's active library includes titles like "Bridal Bootcamp," "Girlfriends of Christmas Past," and "Terror Birds." The company has no employees and operates out of a registered office in Carson City, Nevada.