First to Orion Prospectus

FIRST TO ORION PROSPECTUS Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted INTRODUCTION Guy and Alicia Juzang founded, managed for 23 years and championed an Aerospace Engineering firm to the #I Small Business in the U.S.. After selling the company Guy found himself hanging up their career awards in their library, Guy pondered the thought, that all these awesome testimonies deserve more than just a wall hook. Guy shared his script with a 34 time Academy Awardee, after reading the script he said it reminded him of Hidden Figures. Also, he said he wanted to join the team to make this script into a great movie! MISSION To motivate youth to aim high and pursue their dreams. That the unimaginable is achievable for those who dare to step out on faith, and determine to stay the course, until their goals are met! To promote entrepreneurial-ship in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) amongst youth! Also, to expound upon the major contributions Black Americans continue to make in the U.S., Defense and our communities. Page 2 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted SYNOPSIS First to Orion will be a feature film. It is the account of two black computer engineers who miraculously met in Huntsville, Alabama and who (find romance) start a family and an Aerospace Defense Firm. Because of their devout belief that it will take God’s help to realize their vision they named their company Infinity Technology, Inc. (Infinity)! The company slogan is “Endless Ingenuity and Infinite Solutions.” They championed their company to become the #1 small business in the U.S. (SBA’s National sub-contractor FY-2000). They were cited by the POTUS, Congress, SBA and Lockheed Martin for outstanding engineering, software development and modeling & simulation in developing the operating system of the F-22 fighter jet over the course of 17 years. They also develop the operating system framework for the first digital Apache Helicopter and the first small business to design, engineer and fabricate parts for NASA’s Orion Space Craft (replaces space shuttle). Either developed, modified or contributed to the operating systems of 5 major DOD aerospace systems that are currently deployed in South Korea/Afganistan. Model and simulated 13 Aerospace and Missile weapon systems. Also, their company was awarded NASA Dryden (Armstrong) Woman Owned Business of the Year (FY2004) for outstanding IT and managerial support. Drama builds when faced with a delayed payroll, elusive Top Secret Clearance, FBI investigation, sabotaging employee and limited finances. They make it through the great recession of 2007-2008 and sell their company to focus on what’s most important to them “family.” Page 3 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted TREATMENT • “First to Orion” tentative outline and schedule (Robert Pasinger, scriptwriter). • Page range – 90 to 110. (Ideally 25 to 30 pages for Acts I and III and 30 to 45 for Act II). • Hypothetical Schedule – Will have 3rd revision of Treatment Sept. 1st, and 3rd revision of Script Nov. 25th, 2018. Rough plot points: • Opening/Inciting Incident – Opens in darkness then shot of spectacular Orion Nebula…descends to DEC in L.A., CA. • Guy leaves IBM and gets hired at DEC (Houston-LA), it’s downsized and they offer him a job in Atlanta. He takes it. But when he arrives there, he is told that his job is actually in Huntsville. • Guy meets (Alicia screaming out for good man, even if comes all the way from Cali). They marry-she leaves her company. • Guy and Alicia started Infinity in 1989 and built it up from less than $20K in savings. • In 1994 they receive the first 5 million dollar contract from Lockheed Martin to help build the 7000 node Wide Area Network then the Operation Flight Program for the F-22 in Marietta, GA.. • An employee emerges as a villain who seeks to sabotage the company due to his dislike for Guy. Page 4 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted TREATMENT (CONTINUED) Rough plot points continued: • One Friday, Guy arrives to work and is met by a bank representative who says that the bank has called their business loan for suspicion of fraudulent activity and “his job is to liquidate and liquidate only.” They must repay the entire loan by Monday. • Guy and Alicia go to another bank and convince them to repay the loan, and then loans them 1 Million dollars. But Guy has to use their home for collateral which Alicia animatedly objected! • They receive the 1st ever 10 year contract from NASA, publish scientific Microgravity experiment results, build the operating system architecture for the 1st Digital Apache Helicopter and become the first SB to work on Orion Space Craft. Most of these contracts require a secret/top secret but Infinity fails at acquiring the clearance. • They do some digging and find out that the old bank had falsely reported “fraudulent” practices to the SBA and the SBA to the FBI. • Devastated, Guy acts quickly and contacts his US congressman who has one of his staffers/ attorney do some digging. Midpoint • The staffer represents Guy’s case to the FBI and shows that there was no intent to defraud. The FBI clears Guy for the security clearance. (The FBI meeting is extremely intense and dramatic-Guy could go to prison). • Business continues to climb, but in 1997 they lacked the money they needed for their $250,000 payroll. • Guy seeks advice, a confidant recommends he contact Veni Sumaria, CEO of Sumaria in Danvers, MA. Page 5 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted TREATMENT (CONTINUED) • Rough plot points continued: • Guy consults with Alicia, and makes the decision to travel to meet Mr. Sumaria. • Guy travels to Danvers and meets with Sumaria. • In the meeting, despite having completely different backgrounds, the two men connect and have similar experiences. Guy senses that Veni would hate to see Guy go through the trauma he ones experienced. • Guy convinces Sumaria to loan Infinity the money, even though Veni breaks his company’s policies and procedures. Veni loans Infinity $500,000 and only new Guy 3 days! • Guy returns to Huntsville having saved his company and made a new friend. • Ending: • They win the SBA’s National Subcontractor of the Year Award, making Infinity the #1 Small Business subcontractor in the country FY2000 (500 companies, 4 Regional winners competed). Alicia sings at the awards conference and receives standing ovation . Also, they win NASA Dryden’s (Armstong) Women Owned Business of the Year. Page 6 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted ABOUT US Guy was born in London, England to a career U.S. serviceman and an educator. Alicia was born as the only girl with five brothers to parents who were a teacher and homemaker, respectively. Guy did his undergraduate course work in New Mexico and Alabama where he received a B.S. degree in Sociology/Mathematics and then an MBA from New Mexico Highlands University. Alicia attended Alabama A&M University and graduated with a B.S. degree in Computer Science. Guy began his career in the IT field at IBM as a Systems Engineer where he wrote computer programs to execute data processing functions in order to understand the many software applications IBM marketed. He was accepted into IBM’s prestigious one year computer/marketing training program, which groomed candidates for the mastery of computer technology, marketing and presentation. He furthered his IT career at Digital Equipment Corporation in computer technology and management. Alicia began her career at Ft. Rucker Army Aviation Command, and subsequently worked as a Modeling & Simulation programmer for a radar technology company. In 1989, Guy and his wife (Alicia) founded Infinity. Along the journey they raised a son and three daughters. The son becomes a Pastor and the three daughters form a trio and sing at President Barak Obama’s re-inauguration gala 2012 and for many brass and flag level Government officials! The trio records a song that charts on the Nielsen Billboards while two of them complete their bachelor degrees! Their son gives them two beautiful granddaughters. Page 7 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted MOVIE SOUND ENGINEERING-RECORDING Guy and Alicia managed their daughter’s trio Gospel and Inspiration group JUZANG for approximately 15 years. Two YouTube songs performed by the Trio has over 2.5 million and 1.6M views respectively. One of the girls songs named Finisher is currently moving up the Nielsen Billboard charts. The Trio JUZANG and Mr. Jordan are helping with the movie’s sound tracks. The duo championed the group’s development and garnered the interest of a manager (James Jazzy Jordan) that won the Presidential “Life Time Achievement Award” and a Congressional citation. Mr. Jordan managed high profile artists such as Fresh Prince, Salt N’ Pepa, Kirk Franklin and Marvin Sapp to mention a few. He served as the Executive Vice President of Verity Records a division of Sony Music Entertainment. Mr. Jordan was listed as one of The Bosses of The Decade by Jet Magazine alone with the likes of Berry Gordy and Quincy Jones and others. Mr. Jordan has amassed over 2 billion dollars in record sales in his career. Page 8 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted MOVIE’S TWELVE STEPS • Idea • Packaging • The Shoot • Marketing • Develop • Financing • Post- • Exhibition Finance • Pre- Production • Other • Script Production • Sales Windows StepsSteps Steps Steps Steps 11--33 4-6 7-9 10-12 Sherwood Pictures $1 spent and $50 returned $282M Page 9 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted MARKET SNAPSHOT (AUDIENCE) Market Focus: Will be focused on audiences 15 to 40 years, working professionals, military, STEM educators, faith believers. PG-13 Drama, Adventure. Get 2-5 stars! - Movie Cost/Year Hidden Figures – highly successful, approaching $260M $50M, 2016 Selma – moderately successful, $52M $20M, 2015 Tuskegee Airman, $49M $58M, 2012 Page 10 Confidential-Proprietary-Copyrighted PROJECTED SALES 1.

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