Paramount Pictures has entered into a significant new slate financing deal with private investment management firm Domain Capital Group. The pact between the studio and the firm covers a minimum of 30 films,

Domain also has a co-fi deal with Warner Bros, having a stake in that studio’s highest grossing movie of all-time, Barbie, at $1.44 billion. Other Domain co-funded pics included Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, Wonka and The Color Purple. Domain finances some 10% per each title on the Warner Bros. slate.

The slate deal locks in the Patrick R. Leardo-run investment group as a key partner for the studio as it looks to transition to Skydance Media ownership this year.

Paramount Pictures has entered into a slate financing deal with Domain Capital Group, led by Managing Director Pete Chiappetta, for a minimum of 30 movies including "Gladiator II," "The Smurfs Movie" and upcoming remakes "The Naked Gun" and "The Running Man.