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Attachment SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT INC. & ANY & ALL OF SUBSIDIARIES, DIVISIONS, ASSOCIATED AND/OR AFFILIATED COMPANIES IN A LINE OF CORPORATE PROGRESSION NOW EXISTING OR HEREAFTER CREATED OR ACQUIRED, & THEIR FINANCIALLY CONTROLLED OR ACTIVELY MANAGED ORGANIZATIONS OR UNDERTAKINGS, INCLUDING PARTNERSHIPS & JOINT VENTURES, & ANY OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, ENTITIES OR PERSONS WHICH THEY HAVE AGREED TO INSURE INCLUDING ACACIA PRODUCTIONS, INC. MONTROSE PRODUCTIONS, INC. ADELAIDE PRODUCTIONS, INC. OCOTILLO PRODUCTIONS, INC. ALLENFORD PRODUCTIONS, INC. OSAGE PRODUCTIONS, INC. ALPINE PRODUCTIONS, INC. Planet B-Boy Productions, Inc. AMK PRODUCTIONS, LLC PRESSURE PRODUCTIONS ARLINGTON PRODUCTIONS, INC. PRETEND WIFE PRODUCTIONS, INC. ASHLAND PRODUCTIONS, INC. QUADRA PRODUCTIONS, INC. AVOCA PRODUCTIONS, INC. REAL HEAVEN FILMS LTD. BELLISARIUS PRODUCTIONS, INC. REMOTE BROADCASTING, INC. BLAZE FILMS, INC. ROCKINGHAM PRODUCTIONS, INC. CALIFON PRODUCTIONS, INC. ROSECRANS PRODUCTIONS, INC. CANTERBURY PRODUCTIONS, INC. ROSELINE PRODUCTIONS LIMITED COLONY WAY PRODUCTIONS, INC. RT PRODUCTIONS, INC. COLUMBIA PICTURES HYBRID PRODUTIONS, INC. SAN VICENTE PRODUCTIONS, INC. COLUMBIA PICTURES INDUSTRIES, INC. SCENIC PRODUCTIONS, INC. COLUMBIA TRISTAR MARKETING GROUP INC. SCREEN GEMS PRODUCTIONS, INC. Corday Productions, Inc. SOMMA PRODUCTIONS, INC. CORSICA PRODUCTIONS, INC. SONY ONLINE ENTERTAINMENT LLC CPT HOLDINGS, INC. SONY PICTURES ANIMATION INC. CRACKLE, INC. F/K/A GROUPER NETWORKS, INC. SONY PICTURES CLASSICS INC. CRESCENT PRODUCTIONS, INC. SONY PICTURES CONSUMER PRODUCTS INC. CULVER DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION SONY PICTURES DIGITAL INC. EARLHAM PRODUCTIONS, INC. SONY PICTURES IMAGEWORKS INC. ELP COMMUNICATIONS SONY PICTURES HOME ENTERTAINMENT INC. ENTRADA PRODUCTIONS, INC. SONY PICTURES RELEASING CORPORATION EMBASSY ROW SONY PICTURES STUDIOS INC. FAANTASTIC ENTERTAINMENT, INC. SONY PICTURES TELEVISION INC. GLENHILL PRODUCTIONS, INC. STAGE 6 FILMS, INC. GRAND GALLERY PRODUCTIONS, INC. TELE VENTURES, INC. GRANVILLE PRODUCTIONS, INC. Tibernia Productions, Inc. HUDSON PRODUCTIONS, INC. TOPANGA PRODUCTIONS, INC. I.B.C.C. FILMS, INC. TRACKDOWN PRODUCTIONS, INC. J.C. ENTERTAINMENT, INC. TRISTAR PICTURES, INC. JEOPARDY PRODUCTIONS, INC. VAMPIRES-R-US PRODUCTIONS, INC. LAFITTE PRODUCTIONS, INC. VANDAM PRODUCTIONS, LLC LA MESA PRODUCTIONS, INC. VALLEY VISTA PRODUCTIONS INC. MADISON PRODUCTIONS WATER TOWER ENTERTAINMENT, INC. MANHOUSE PRODUCTIONS WESTSIDE PRODUCTION SERVICES INC. MCFARLANE PRODUCTIONS, INC. WOODRIDGE PRODUCTIONS, INC. MESQUITE PRODUCTIONS WOOSTER PRODUCTIONS, INC. MONTANA PRODUCTIONS, INC. XMAS HOLLYWOOD FILMS, INC. REVISED 10/24/2013 H/RISKMGMT/Certs/Production – Outgoing 12 13/Certificate Exhibits/Production Exhibit.doc .

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