“Wonder Is the Beginning of Wisdom.” -Socrates

“Wonder is the beginning of Wisdom.” -Socrates-

Investor Presentation Kirk Shaw • +1 604.638.4890 • [email protected] TSX.V: WNDR October 14th 2019 OTC: WDRFF F O R W A R D L O O K I N G S T A T E M E N T

This presentation contains “forward‐looking information” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities regulations and “forwarding‐looking statements” within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (collectively, “forward‐looking information”). The forward‐looking information contained in this presentation is made as of the date of this presentation. Except as required under applicable securities legislation, WONDERFILM Media Corporation (“WNDR”) does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update this forward‐looking information.

Forward‐looking information includes, but is not limited to, statements with respect to the estimated capital expenditures, costs and timing of proposed activities, plans and budgets. Often, but not always, forward‐looking information can be identiﬁed by the use of words such as “plans”, “expects”, “is expected”, “budget”, “scheduled”, “estimates”, “forecasts”, “intends”, “anticipates”, or “believes” or the negatives thereof or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results “may”, “could”, “would”, “might” or “will” be taken, occur or be achieved.

This forward‐looking information is based on certain assumptions that WNDR believes are reasonable and objectives can be achieved, that general business and economic conditions will not change in a material adverse manner, that ﬁnancing will be available if and when needed on reasonable terms and that WNDR will not experience any material accident, labour dispute, or failure of equipment.

While WNDR considers these assumptions to be reasonable based on information currently available to it, they may prove to be incorrect. Forward‐looking information involves known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of WNDR to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward‐looking information. Such factors include, among others, the risk that actual results of activities will be different than anticipated, that cost of labour, equipment or materials increase more than expected, as well as those factors discussed in the section entitled “Risk Factors” in this Presentation. Although WNDR has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially from those described in forward‐looking information, there may be other factors that cause actions, events or results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that forward‐looking information will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward‐looking information due to the inherent uncertainty there of.

TSX.V: WNDR 2 OTC: WDRFF C O R E B U S I N E S S O V E R V I E W

Wonderﬁlm is a publicly traded entertainment company with ofﬁces in Los Angeles & Vancouver. (TSX: WNDR) (OTC: WDRFF)

Wonderfilm's main business is the worldwide production of high-quality feature films & episodic television. The Wonderfilm team has packaged, produced and delivered several profitable films like BlackKklansmen, The Hurt Locker and National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation with proven access to Academy Award quality films and upside.

Wonderﬁlm retains a continuing annual production slate of $58 million to meet the constant and growing need for content worldwide.

TSX.V: WNDR 3 OTC: WDRFF M A R K E T D A T A

Ticker* (OTCQB) WDRFF Price (10/14/2019) $0.14 52 Week Range $0.08 - $0.52 Market Cap $5.3M Average Daily Trading (30 day) ~28,000 Common Shares Outstanding 40.6M Depository Securities/Float 19.1M Insider Ownership 8.1%

* Also traded on TSX.V: WNDR

TSX.V: WNDR 4 OTC: WDRFF ● Risk averse production process results in predictable and consistent revenue streams

● Soaring demand for content by streaming providers is fueling industry growth ○ Global media and entertainment market is expected to grow from $1.9 trillion in 2017 to $2.4 trillion in 2022, a 5-year CAGR of 4.4%

● Recent formation of film and television sales and distribution joint venture is expected to generate significant incremental revenue

● Strong relationships throughout industry enables cost effective production budgets to come together

● Management team comprised of industry insiders with proven track records

TSX.V: WNDR 5 OTC: WDRFF E X E C U T I V E P R O D U C T I O N T E A M

KIRK DAN JEFF SHAW GRODNIK BOWLER

Over 230 movies and Founded Mass Hysteria 2017 Emmy Award seven television series to Entertainment, a publicly winning producer. his credit. traded company and VP of Acquisitions and became its Headed up Canada’s Production for “The largest independent Chairman/CEO. Exchange” - one of the film and television Produced over 50 top film sales & finance production company, feature films, including companies in the world. attaining $100 million Bobby, the 2006 Executive for revenue two years Robert Kennedy Wonderfilm Global straight with 8% EBITA. Biographic film. distribution. TSX.V: WNDR 6 OTC: WDRFF E X E C U T I V E P R O D U C T I O N T E A M

SHAUN YVETTE REDICK YATES

Launched H2/2017 and have $300M+ USD total production budgets to date with a combined 175 Award Wins / 355 Nominations, including 10 Oscar nominations.

In 2017 & 2018, they produced among two of the most successful & proﬁtable ﬁlms: Get Out ($255M USD Gross Revenue) and BlacKkKlansman ($100M USD Gross Revenue).

Committed to the 4% Challenge to give more women and women of color the opportunity to direct.

Scheduled to produce 2-3 films per year for Wonderfilms, with the first release in October 2020.

TSX.V: WNDR 7 OTC: WDRFF With 230+ credits, Kirk is North America’s second A Senior Executive and advisor with more than 41 KIRK most prolific film producer. Best known for his years in entertainment, media, film, TV, and production packaging and financing prowess, over ROB publishing, Rob has held leadership positions with SHAW his 30-year career Kirk has contributed his talents to STRAIGHT Horizon Motion Pictures, Vestron, Canadian PRESIDENT & CEO, many U.S. television series and feature films, Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), The Vancouver DIRECTOR DIRECTOR including the Oscar winning The Hurt Locker. As Sun, The North Shore Citizen, and Image Flow CEO of Wonderfilm, Kirk remains on the cutting Productions. As Senior Vice President at Vestron - a edge of industry trends, actively shaping NYSE film and video distribution company - Rob Wonderfilm’s financing and production-packaging managed offices across eight countries in charge of model to meet the demands of a fast growing and acquisitions and productions, including: changing industry. Dirty Dancing, Making Michael Jackson’s Thriller, The Dead and China Girl.

NORMAN Financing, operating and investing in technology, Specializing in corporate development, strategic media, biotechnology and high growth companies SEAN marketing, investor relations, advising & raising TSUI for over 25 years, Norm began his career at KPMG. capital. Sean has a firm understanding of the He has since been involved in divestitures, movie financial markets and experience in utilizing MSC, CPA, CA KINGSLEY EVP & CORPORATE financing, structured financings, IPOs, RTOs, CPCs DIRECTOR diverse methods for public communications. SECRETARY and restructuring. Norm has been involved with Sean has been laser focused for over a dozen financings and transactions in excess of $4 billion. years working primarily within the public markets He achieved a BSc in Biology and MSc in on creating branding, awareness, education tools, BioResource Engineering from UBC and is also a creating long-term shareholders/stakeholders CPA/CA. Norm is also the Executive Vice President along with being a strong public ambassador, and Director for Wonderfilm. advocate and speaker. TSX.V: WNDR 8 OTC: WDRFF $255 $93 $71 $49 $20 million million million million million

Executive Team Past Box Office Gross

TSX.V: WNDR 9 OTC: WDRFF ● Streaming Content Revolution is Disrupting the Entertainment Industry ● The Global Media and Entertainment Market is expected to grow from $1.9 trillion in 2017 to $2.4 trillion in 2022, a 4.4% CAGR, according PwC. ● The entertainment industry performs particularly well across market cycles including being historically resilient in times of economic downturn.

For the first time, a higher percentage of U.S. households subscribe to a digital streaming

service than to traditional pay television,

according to a recent report from Deloitte.

69% of U.S. households now subscribe to

streaming video services – a sizable gain

from the 55% who subscribed as recently as 2018.

TSX.V: WNDR 10 OTC: WDRFF ● In tandem with the production of breakout hit films, Wonderﬁlm continues to create and develop low-risk movies and series with forecastable and consistent revenue proﬁles. ● Regardless of Budget or box office, Wonderfilm makes money from fees paid directly from each production before, during and after production. Wonderfilm’s Zombie Tidal Wave is a recent example.

CONCEPT CREATION DISTRIBUTION DELIVERY Theatrical Acquisition Pre-Sales: Foreign Broadcast Development Online Domestic Wonderfilm ongoing revenue streams begin Filming Funding Post-Production Tax Incentives Visual Effects Financing Wonderfilm receives revenue as producer fee from budget

BUDGETING PRODUCTION

TSX.V: WNDR 11 OTC: WDRFF Wonderﬁlm’s “Primal” with an $8 million budget premiers in US theatres November 2019.

Market Research revealed a strong appetite Pre-sales combined with tax incentives totaled 1 for a Nicolas Cage action movie. 6 $8 million USD equal to the total production budget.

Relationships let Wonderfilm pitch Director Nick Once Primal was shot, edited and delivered, 2 Powell and Cage to distributors. Wonderfilm was paid and all financed pre-sales and 7 tax incentives were paid back (with interest) which Both Lionsgate and The Exchange made offers also means minimal risk. 3 for the film rights. Wonderfilm then participates in all distribution With stronger pre-sale numbers, The Exchange 8 overages once the initial distribution costs and 4 was contracted to pre-sell the film. minimum guaranteed pre-sale numbers are achieved.

Puerto Rico had the best ﬁlm tax incentives and was an ideal Four years from now all rights to Primal return to location. Tax Incentives are paid directly to the production by 9 Wonderfilm’s library for a new round of revenue 5 local governments and do not have to be paid back. However, exploitation. they are short-term financed.

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US Presale $2.0 million secured

Foreign Presales $3.8 million secured

Tax Incentives $2.2 million approved

$8 Million Total Production Budget

TSX.V: WNDR 13 OTC: WDRFF Wonderfilm movies retain the Potential for millions of dollars of revenue from a breakout success like SAW or Get Out, which would propel Wonderfilm and its revenue streams to a new level.

Wonderfilm has several potential breakout films in its development/production queue.

Some Recent Industry Breakout films include: SAW $1.2 million budget • $103.9 million in sales. Pulp Fiction $8 million budget • $212 million in sales My Big Fat Greek Wedding $5 million budget • $250 million in sales Lost in Translation $4 million budget • $120 million in sales Get Out $4.5 million budget • $255.5 million sales (Wonderfilm’s Shaun Redick)

Note: The Company’s revenue projections do not factor in breakout films.

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The nature of the film business means most box office revenue lags production by a couple years. Wonderfilm’s first higher profile films such as the Fanatic and Primal are just now being released in theatres and delivered to clients.

Looking forward a year or two, our newest producing partner, Shaun Redick, will start releasing films for Wonderfilm. His recent track record includes several breakout hit films.

and Made for $15 million Made for $4.5 million $100 million in earnings $400 million worldwide earnings

These numbers demonstrate the very strong potential for the ﬁrst Shaun Redick/Wonderﬁlm release to meet or exceed past success with several strong scripts already in development.

In tandem with the slate of high profile films, Wonderfilm continues to finance, produce and deliver many profitable lower budget films that are base hits, while Shaun is a home run hitter. However, the base hits such as Zombie Tidal Wave, provide a consistent source of revenue.

Revenue from most of Wonderfilm’s current slate will be recorded on the books in 2020 or 2021.

TSX.V: WNDR 15 OTC: WDRFF Wonderfilm has 17 films with a combined $58 million of budgets starring:

John Travolta Ron Pearlman Tyrese Gibson Nicholas Cage Steven Seagal MMA Legends: Guy Pearce Anne Heche Tito Ortiz Ryan Phillippe Thomas Jane Chuck Liddell

TSX.V: WNDR 16 OTC: WDRFF nov 8 Primal starring Nicolas Cage opens in US july 31 Wonderﬁlm announced eight movies 2019 theaters. 2019 already green-lit for shooting in 2020.

sept 5 Wonderﬁlm’s feature Tammy is Always july 29 Wonderfilm delivers seven movies with 13 2019 Dying premiered at Toronto Film Festival. 2019 going into production.

aug 28 The Fanatic starring John Travolta july 25 Fast & Furious 9’s Tyrese Gibson announced to 2019 premiered in US theaters. 2019 star in Wonderfilm’s thriller The Inside Game.

Wonderﬁlm’s co-pro with NBC/Universal Zombie july 24 Wonderﬁlm Media signed a multi-picture aug 17 Tidal Wave premiered on the US SyFy Channel to partnership deal with Voltage Pictures starting with 2019 excellent ratings. 2019 the action-thriller The 2nd with Ryan Phillippe.

TSX.V: WNDR 17 OTC: WDRFF TSX.V: WNDR 18 OTC: WDRFF 2018/2019 DELIVERED PROJECT LIST

TITLE CAST DIRECTOR GENRE DELIVERY DATE

COMPLETED

Gangster Land Sean Faris, Milo Gibson, Jason Patric Timothy Woodward Jr. Action Jan-18

Silencer Johnny Messner, Tito Ortiz, Chuck Liddell Timothy Woodward Jr. Action Sep-18

PawParazzi Sara Fletcher, Russell Bradley Fenton, Richard Riehle Ari Novak Family Nov-18

Sk8 Dawg J.D. Hoppe, Alexandria Lian, Joey Lawrence Ari Novak Family Nov-18

New Year’s Kiss Erin Karpluk, Robin Dunne, Karis Cameron David Langlois Holiday Dec-18

The Christmas Cupid Elisabeth Harnois, Jonathan Togo, Chad Michael Collins Michael Sellers Holiday Dec-18

Zombie Tidal Wave Ian Ziering, Tara Reid, Cassandra Scerbo Anthony C. Ferrante Action/Comedy 17-Aug-19

The Fanatic (fka Moose) John Travolta Fred Durst Thriller 30-Aug-19

Primal Nicolas Cage Nick Powell Action/Thriller 8-Nov-19

IN POST

Tammy Is Always Dying Felicity Huffman, Anastasia Phillips, Clark Johnson Amy Jo Johnson Drama/Comedy TIFF 2019

Disturbing The Peace Guy Pearce York Shackleton Western/Thriller Aug-19

Beyond The Law Steven Seagal Timothy Woodward Jr. Action Aug-19

The 2nd Ryan Phillippe Brian Skiba Action

IN PREP

10 Double Zero Nicolas Cage, Terrance Howard Christian Sesma Action TSX.V: WNDR 19 OTC: WDRFF 2019/2020 PROJECT SLATE

TITLE POINT BUDGET CAST DIRECTOR SHOOT SHOOTING GENRE PERSON DATE LOCATION

COMPLETED

Primal Dan $12,000,000 Nicolas Cage Nick Powell 22-Jan-18 Puerto Rico Action/Thriller

The Fanatic Dan $5,000,000 John Travolta Fred Durst 1-Feb-18 Los Angeles Thriller (fka Moose) Alabama

Zombie Tidal Wave Jeff / Kirk $2,000,000 Ian Ziering, Tara Reid, Cassandra Scerbo Anthony C. Ferrante Nov-18 Thailand Action/Comedy

Disturbing The Peace Dan $2,500,000 Guy Pearce York Shackleton 1-Mar-18 Kentucky Western/Thriller

Tammy Is Always Kirk $3,000,000 Felicity Huffman, Anastasia Phillips, Amy Jo Johnson Spring-19 Ontario Drama/Comedy Dying Clark Johnson

Beyond The Law Kirk $1,500,000 Steven Seagal Timothy Woodward Jr. June-19 Romania Action Los Angeles

IN POST

The 2nd Dan $1,500,000 Ryan Phillippe Brian Skiba June-19 Los Angeles Action

IN PREP

10 Double Zero Bret $4,500,000 Nicolas Cage, Terrance Howard Christian Sesma Jan-20 Baton Action Rouge Revenue Projection $32,000,000

TSX.V: WNDR 20 OTC: WDRFF Launched at the Cannes Film Festival in 2019, Wonderfilm Global is a film and television sales/distribution joint venture between Wonderfilm Media Corp and 101 Films.

Wonderfilm Global CEO is Andy Lyon based in the London office with Wonderfilm’s Jeff Bowler running US operations and acquisitions.

Revenue is generated through pre-sales of Wonderfilm projects and at times third-party films. The average Wonderfilm movie is pre- sold for $5M, garnering $500,000 to $750,000 per sale as a sales commission. These commissions now stay in-house with Wonderfilm Global expecting to sell 10 to 12 third party films over the next 12 months, generating roughly $6M in commission income.

A further revenue source is generated from theatrical sales through a 50/50 upside split, once the minimum sales threshold is met. An example would be a film sold for $5M that does $20M in box office sales, Wonderfilm would be entitled to 50% of the $15M generated above the guaranteed $5M.

Beyond distribution, producer and production fees are charged directly to each Wonderfilm project, ranging from $100K – $500k based upon the film’s total budget. These fees are included in the production budget and are paid to Wonderfilm.

Wonderﬁlm Global has ofﬁces in Vancouver, Beverly Hills, London, Ireland, Seoul and China.

TSX.V: WNDR 21 OTC: WDRFF Wonderfilm productions are structured to start generating a return to the Company as soon as the camera starts rolling.

BEFORE DELIVERY Producer Fees: Line item fees in each production budget, ranging from $50,000 - $500,000 depending on the total 1 budget, are paid to Wonderfilm, usually on the first day of principle photography.

Distribution: Wonderfilm Global charges sales and distribution fees to each production budget to cover its pre-sales 2 costs, plus Wonderfilm gains overages, once the budgeted pre-sale threshold has been achieved.

Note: Wonderfilm’s productions are all structured to minimize risk by matching budget to funds available.

AFTER DELIVERY Unsold Territories: Some countries are left off the pre-sale list, either for strategic reasons or the broadcaster/distributor 3 is waiting to see the completed film. These outside the budget sales become Wonderfilm profit centers.

Library: Each production adds to Wonderfilm’s growing library for future sales. Depending on the agreement after four or seven years, all movie rights return to Wonderfilm for future worldwide exploitation. However, please note that 4 regardless of length of agreement, all Wonderfilm productions begin returning profits back to the Company once the agreed pre-sale minimum threshold is met.

TSX.V: WNDR 22 OTC: WDRFF As of September 30, 2019:

Common Shares 40,619,671

Total Escrow 9,245,490

Total Common Share Warrants (Included in total escrow) 1,952,198 (0.75/share, exp: 09/30/2020)

Total Common Share Options 1,901,735

Depository Securities 19,101,734

Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding 44,473,604

Market Capitalization (September 30, 2019) $5,483,655.59

Insider Ownership 8.12%

TSX.V: WNDR 23 OTC: WDRFF 8.12%

● Risk averse production process results in predictable and consistent revenue streams

● Recent formation of film and television sales and distribution joint venture is expected to generate significant incremental revenue

● Strong relationships throughout industry enables cost effective production budgets to come together

● Management team comprised of industry insiders with proven track records

TSX.V: WNDR 24 OTC: WDRFF V A N C O U V E R L O S A N G E L E S Corporate Head Office Unit 201 - 1051 Cole Avenue 410 - 409 Granville St. Los Angeles, CA 90038 Vancouver, BC V6C 1T2 USA Canada

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Investor Presentation Kirk Shaw • +1 604.638.4890 • [email protected] TSX.V: WNDR October 2019 OTC: WDRFF