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Executive Summary for the Feature Film, Anthony This Is a Unique Opportunity to Invest in an Impactful Movie with an Outstanding Potential ROI 3X-15X Executive Summary for the Feature Film, Anthony This is a unique opportunity to invest in an impactful movie with an outstanding potential ROI 3X-15X. The Anthony screenplay has been endorsed by Hollywood’s #1 and #5 rated script consultants as one of the best scripts they’ve ever read. A film like this hasn’t been made before. The Anthony script displays superior craft and genre dominance over top selling box office feature films that have made over $100M worldwide. Anthony is set-up to perform better at the box office than the movie Juno which won an Oscar for best origi- nal screenplay and made $231M worldwide. An impoverished, brilliant kid wants to live and prove his life is valuable by standing up to the status quo and by changing the world in a major way, but will he be able to stand up to the one he loves the most? LOGLINE In the vein of It’s A Wonderful Life, Sixth Sense and Beautiful Mind; Anthony is a smart, thrilling, patriotic drama that is inspiring and compelling. Since childhood, Anthony demonstrates his convictions and boldness to stand up for himself and others. Growing up in a single-parent home, Anthony struggles with the question throughout his life of whether his personal worth is equal to his accomplishments. As an adult, Anthony battles a mysterious illness and it seems someone wants him out of the way. He uses his brilliant mind to try and prove that he is of value by defining himself as a person to his mother, Maria, to his father who SYNOPSIS abandoned him, and to the rest of the world, by striving to save millions of lives including his own. — Anthony is a story about the value of everyone’s life and the tremendous impact we can have upon one another. Production will be executed with experienced industry professionals. • Eric Lasko – Assistant Director works with Directors Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, Michael Mann, Warren Beatty, Ben Affleck, Steven Soderberg, M. Night Shyamalan, Sydney Pollack on films Batman Begins, Jurassic World, Lincoln; and with Actors Johnny Depp, Denzel Washington, Harrison Ford, Christian Bale, Scarlett Johanasson, Daniel Day-Lewis, Susan Sarandon. • Karri O’Reilly - Line Producer that has been involved with over 100 features, short films, commercials and television programs. ( Wedding Crashers, Dumb and Dumberer, Mariah Carey, Cuba Gooding Jr., Burt Reynolds, Mark Wahlberg, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Heather Graham) • Nancy Mosser – Casting Director has worked on films such asThe Dark Knight Rises, She’s Out of My League, Inspector Gadget, PRODUCTION / PRODUCTION / Kingpin, Money for Nothing, Wonder Boys, involving A-list Actors such as Michael Douglas, Robert Downey Jr, Susan Sarandon, MANAGEMENT TEAM MANAGEMENT Nick Nolte, John Cusack, Christian Bale, Morgan Freeman, Sarah Jessica Parker. • Brian Morrow - Executive Producer/Screenwriter worked with Directors Tony Scott, Eric Lasko. (Unstoppable) • Red Sky Studios in Birmingham for Post Production. (Lionsgate, Sony, Warner Brothers, Pure Flix) To aid in domestic and foreign distribution, the acting leads will be talented and recognizable. Potential Actor Types: • Anthony - Zac Efron, Justin Timberlake, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Chris Pratt • Ava - Brittany Snow, Hayden Panettiere, Julianne Hough, Hilary Duff, Kate Hudson • Maria - Alyssa Milano, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Lacey Chabert, Rachel McAdams • Dr. Graven - John Malkovich, Gary Sinise, Steve Buscemi, Jim Breuer, Kirk Cameron • Pastor Johnson - Charles S. Dutton, Reginald VelJohson, Delroy Lindo, Steve Harvey, Danny Glover PRINCIPLE TALENT PRINCIPLE • Grace - Edie Falco, Annabella Sciorra, Michelle Pfeiffer, Patricia Heaton • Professor Bridges - Tim Daly, Greg Kinnear, Gary Sinise, Jamie Kennedy Budget: $14 million, 30 day shoot, six - five day weeks Genre: Drama/Thriller Shooting Locations: Cleveland, Ohio - USA THE FILM THE There are two areas of focus marketing and selling film: Domestic (USA, Canada) and Foreign. The film is for mainstream audiences that would also appeal to faith audiences. Budget: $1 mil Budget: $3.3 mil Budget: $7.5 mil A few U.S. Domestic U.S. Domestic U.S. Domestic Theatrical Gross: Theatrical Gross: Theatrical Gross: comparable $5.3 million $8 million $143 million thematic films THE MARKET THE Windows of Revenue Distribution Strategy Music Soundtrack, DVD, VOD, PPV, Premium Cable, Cable, Sony, Tri-Star, Affirm, Provident, Freestyle or Television, Graphic Novel, Educational Materials, Apparel, PureFlix for distribution. Novel, Posters, Games, etc. DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY AND STRATEGY WINDOWS OF REVENUE OF WINDOWS The Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industry is the fourth most profitable industry according to Powerlytics. Section 181, Section 199, State Film Incentive * Fourth Man Films can monetize and will contribute $2.8 million off of a $11.2 million investment, bringing it up to a $14 million budget for the film. The graph below shows how you can safeguard your investment up to 54.6 cents on the dollar before the film is ever placed into distribution. Mitigation of investment U.S. Federal Internal 44.6-54.6% Revenue Code Assured return of initial investment can be Film State Film Section 181 achieved before film is Investment $ + Incentive + Tax Break = placed into distribution. (when available) 100% deduction This type of assurance 5-15% (when available) is rare for most if in 39.6% tax bracket investments. Also note Section 181 federal tax break for regular and passive income is subject to availability each year. Section 181 becomes retroactive from time to time. The motion picture corporation issues schedule K-1’s to the investors so they can take advantage of Section 181. Investors can be either individuals or businesses. This is not tax advice. Also under section 199 a 9% deduction is allowable for income attributable to domestic production activities (profit) SAFEGUARD YOUR INVESTMENT UP TO 54.6% TO UP INVESTMENT YOUR SAFEGUARD This is an exclusive offering for accredited investors only. Reg D 506(c). Private Placement Memorandum and production budget have been prepared. Script is ready to be shot. If you are interested in investing, please contact us. Positive Impact on Yearly Return Rate Vehicle Risk Factor Our Country 1% Money Market low N/A (rate Jan 5th, 2017) 1% Certificate Of Deposit low N/A (rate Jan 5th, 2017) 2% 5 year Treasury Bond medium N/A (rate Jan 5th, 2017) 4% S&P 500 high N/A (2015/16) average rounded 7% NASDAQ high N/A (2015/16) average rounded 500%* ANTHONY MOVIE, LLC high YES SALES PROJECTIONSSALES 0% Church N/A YES 0% Missions N/A YES 0% Other Charities N/A YES Even at this medium projection Anthony Movie, LLC dwarfs all other investment vehicles demonstrated. Sales information from Nash Information Services, LLC Beverly Hills, CA 90211, sales cannot be guaranteed. *This is an overall medium projection which excludes some windows of revenue which would increase the ROI percentage. With a 7% return in the stock market it would take 27 years to make a 6X return. With a 2.8% return in the bond market it would take 65 years to to make a 6X return. CONTACT INFO Brian Morrow – CEO/Owner/Producer/Screenwriter • fourthmanfilms.com 440.871.7330 • [email protected] • anthonymovie.com.
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