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Tampa, Florida Conflixstudios.Com TAMPA, FLORIDA CONFLIXSTUDIOS.COM CONFIDENTIAL CONFLIX STUDIOS TRAIL BLAZERS (The Movie) Business plan Prepared March 2021 Contact Information Josh Lopez or Keith Chester [email protected] 210-689-1417 https://conflixstudios.com CONFLIX STUDIOS Blacklisted Conservative Hollywood Actor and Producer, Antonio Sabato Jr. set to lm TRAIL BLAZERS and create Hollywood 2.0 in Florida. Our Opportunity Problem worth solving Our solution Hollywood professionals are being blacklisted for their Antonio Sabato Jr. decided it was time for something patriotism, religious beliefs and common-sense political completely new and innovative. He took his experience and viewpoints. 80 million conservative Americans are hungry for philosophies, and partnered with other like-minded stories that inspire, uplift, and reect American pride and entertainment professionals to birth Conix Studios in Tampa, exceptionalism. Florida. Target market Competitors How our solution is better Christian Viewers 61% ($1.6B) Conservative Viewers 39% ($1B) 205M NetFlix More conservative / Christian Content. Prospects PureFlix More intellectual and edgier Market size: $2.7B $ Initial round of funding will be spent on the rst cinematic release Funding needed 7M from Conix Studios entitled TRAIL BLAZERS. $7,000,000. Sales and Marketing Sales channels Marketing activities TAIL BLAZERS will be released Theatrically, through Apple TV, Marketing will be ongoing across Millions of conservative Google Streaming, Amazon Streaming, VuDu Streaming internet inuencer fans and major media outlets - FOX NEWS, services as well as a new proprietary streaming platform at NEWS MAX, Steve Harvey Show, Joe Rogan Show, Dan CONFLIX STUDIOS. Crenshaw Show, Ben Shapiro Show, Dennis Prager Show to name a few. Page 1 of 2 Forecast Revenue streams Major costs Initial revenue streams will be comprised of multiple Conix Studios will be spending $6M on the production of streaming platforms in the form of movie rentals and TRAIL BLAZERS, and an additional $1M on the marketing of purchases of the rst lm TRAIL BLAZERS. Revenue will also TRAIL BLAZERS and CONFLIX. be derived from memberships to the proprietary platform on ConixStudios.com. Milestones Set Location: Trail Production Funds: Final Cast: Trail Begin Filming: Trail Filming Wrap: Trail Blazers Trail Blazers Blazers Blazers Blazers Mar 30, 2021 Mar 31, 2021 Apr 30, 2021 Jul 31, 2021 Sep 30, 2021 Page 2 of 2 CONFLIX STUDIOS Table of Contents Executive Summary .................................................................................................. 1 ConFlix Studios & Trail Blazers (The Movie) .................................................... 1 Expectations ...................................................................................................... 5 Investment Opportunity .......................................................................................... 7 Trail Blazers (The Movie) .................................................................................. 7 Funding & Budget ............................................................................................. 8 Execution .................................................................................................................. 9 Marketing & Sales ............................................................................................. 9 Operations ......................................................................................................... 9 Milestones & Metrics ........................................................................................ 10 Company .................................................................................................................. 10 Overview .......................................................................................................... 10 Team .................................................................................................................. 11 Financial ................................................................................................................... 13 Financing .......................................................................................................... 13 Appendix ................................................................................................................. 14 i CONFIDENTIAL - DO NOT DISSEMINATE. This business plan contains confidential, trade-secret information and is shared only with the understanding that you will not share its contents or ideas with third parties without the express written consent of the plan author. CONFLIX STUDIOS Executive Summary ConFlix Studios & Trail Blazers (The Movie) Problem Historic Hollywood continues to be profitable, yet it’s artistic thrust often seems to be aimed at debasing traditional American values. The direct result: popular entertainment professionals who reveal their conservative and/or religious views get blacklisted from working in Hollywood, and freedom of expression is squelched while American families are subject to their propaganda. Recent events in the United States have shown one thing clearly: a sleeping conservative giant has been awakened. In recent elections Americans rose to the occasion and voted on their values in record numbers. Blacks and Latinos also voted on the conservative side in record numbers. These are common everyday people who have had their voices cancelled and silenced for having the traditional American values of Faith, Family and Freedom. 1 CONFIDENTIAL - DO NOT DISSEMINATE. This business plan contains confidential, trade-secret information and is shared only with the understanding that you will not share its contents or ideas with third parties without the express written consent of the plan author. CONFLIX STUDIOS Solution An Introduction CONFLIX STUDIOS / HOLLYWOOD 2.0 In FLORIDA Antonio Sabato Jr. created Conflix Studios out of a desire to release high quality media productions that are not held back by the usual day-to-day agendas of historic Hollywood. Since his career start in the early 1990s Sabato has been a producer, director, actor, model and writer/author, and absolutely loves the creative process of storytelling. However, over the years of his storied career he has noticed something glaringly wrong with the way that he and other entertainment professionals were being treated for their patriotism, religious beliefs and common-sense political viewpoints. Getting blacklisted for these beliefs is a reality he is now all too familiar with. Antonio also realized that there was a huge market of at least 80 million conservative Americans who were hungry for stories that inspire, uplift, and build up, rather than tear down. Stories that bring the best out of people and are that life giving. Stories that wholesome Americans could thoroughly enjoy, truly be proud of and rally behind. So, Sabato did something daring. He decided it was time for something completely new and innovative. He took his experience and philosophies, and partnered with other like-minded entertainment professionals to birth Conflix Studios in Tampa, Florida. Hollywood 2.0 Market Currently in the US, there is over 80 million conservatives and 125 million non- conservative Christians who are hungry for stories that inspire, uplift, and build up, rather than tear down. Stories that bring the best out of people and are life giving. Stories that wholesome Americans could thoroughly enjoy, truly be proud of and rally behind. 2 CONFIDENTIAL - DO NOT DISSEMINATE. This business plan contains confidential, trade-secret information and is shared only with the understanding that you will not share its contents or ideas with third parties without the express written consent of the plan author. CONFLIX STUDIOS As Antonio Sabato, Jr, the founder of Conflix put it in one interview: “I’ve had it...I don’t live in Hollywood anymore. We are now going to make movies that make American families proud. We are building a coalition of people that want to do stuff for America, our flag, our military, our cops, and whatever we want to do that is real and honest, without bias and without any communism, for the love of making films!" - Antonio Sabato, Jr Competition PureFlix Streaming Platform: This Christian based streaming platform has over 125,000 subscribers who pay $10.99 per month. Their 2014 film, “God’s Not Dead” film grossed over $60 million on a $2 million budget. ConFlix Studios will be more intellectual and edgier than PureFlix with a broader appeal, penetrating a much wider audience. PureFlix was just sold to SONY. 3 CONFIDENTIAL - DO NOT DISSEMINATE. This business plan contains confidential, trade-secret information and is shared only with the understanding that you will not share its contents or ideas with third parties without the express written consent of the plan author. CONFLIX STUDIOS THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST (2004): This $30 Million self-financed Christian film, grossed over $630 Million. Why Conflix Studios? CONFLIX STUDIOS IS A NEW PRODUCTION STUDIO AND DISTRIBUTION PLATFORM; FOCUSING ON STORIES WITH TRADITIONAL AMERICAN VALUES OF FAITH, PATRIOTISM AND FREEDOM. Cancel Culture is destroying lives and society. People’s lives are being destroyed because of who they vote for or holding traditional religious beliefs. While mainstream media propagates this narrative for “sensational” content, the vast majority of people believe in free speech and diversity of thought and expression. CONFLIX STUDIOS will hold true to our traditional values with compassion,
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