Painless

Disclaimer:This document is confidential and is offered for discussion purposes only. It does not constitute an offering or a solicitation of investment funds and it is merely and update on the feature film project PAINLESS. Any offering of interests in this venture can be made only with a PRIVATE OFFERING MEMORANDUM AND RELATED INVESTMENT documents, which are not included herewith.

While the information contained herein has been prepared in good faith, no representation or warranty, express or implied, is or will be made and no responsibility or liability is or will be accepted by the producers as to or in relation to the accuracy or completeness of information or the achievement of any future results, projections, estimates, prospects or returns contained in this summary and any such liability is expressly disclaimed.

Director’s Statement......................................................................................................................

Executive Summary......................................................................................................................

About The Film.............................................................................................................................

Comparable Films and Audience Analysis.................................................................................

Talent...............................................................................................................................................

Creative Team...............................................................................................................................

Producing Team............................................................................................................................

Production and Marketing Plan Timeline..................................................................................

Distribution Plan and Financing Structure................................................................................

Revenue Scenarios........................................................................................................................

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT

Most people don’t realize how difficult it is to become a successful filmmaker. I’ve moved around more times than I care to remember and sacrificed more than I’d like to admit all in this pursuit. For as long as I can remember I’ve always wanted to make movies, and I’ve spent most of my adult life pursuing just that. After college, I moved to LA like most people to try and break into the industry. LA led me to Colorado, where a friend asked me to be his partner at a production company in Denver. The company did well, but after a while I felt my artistic passions were not being met. While the logical (and perhaps easier) route would have been to return to LA, I decided instead to try my luck in New York, where most of my favorite films were being produced. I often joke and tell people that in the time I’ve spent trying to become a successful filmmaker I could have become a doctor and a lawyer, and would probably have become successful as at least one of them by now.

My current screenplay Painless is about a guy who can’t feel physical pain. It’s also a modern-day fable about loneliness and alienation, and the sacrifices one makes for what they believe in, feelings I think we’ve all experienced at some point in our lives. The screenplay is based on a real medical condition and incorporates real cutting-edge science. From the day I first hatched the idea my goal has always been to make the science in the film as absolutely believable as possible, and I have been working closely with a team of science advisors to ensure exactly that. I’ve spent several years working on this script, making sure each line of dialogue and page is as good as it can be. It is ambitious in scope but also written in a way that can be filmed on a minimal budget. I believe it is my finest work. My dream may have taken longer than I’d hoped, but I’ve never for a second given up on it or stopped pursuing it with all my energy, and I can’t wait to see this film on the big screen. I hope you’ll join me on the journey.

Jordan Horowitz

The FilmPainless is a fast-paced, suspenseful drama built around the unique premise of Henry Long, a man unable to feel physical pain. Henry suffers from C.I.P.A., a real-life medical condition that leaves him feeling alienated and outcast from everyone else. The film follows his journey toward finding a cure, using the latest advancements in science and technology as its backbone.

TalentWe will be pursuing talent from both film and television whose faces are recognizable on the national stage to both lead and supplement some of the best up and coming screen actors around.

The TeamA team that features award winning creative craftsman and top of the line production talent paired with innovative producers who get projects done on time and under budget with a thorough understanding of the film business and the ability to create a compelling story.

The ModelProduce a ground breaking high quality film for a modest budget, leaning heavily on our unique script, familiar Hollywood faces and striking visuals. Debut at a major film market and then hit the festival circuit with eventual distribution through a mini major for theatrical, video on-demand, digital downloads, digital rentals, and DVD sales. Help this process by laying the groundwork early for an effective and inexpensive social marketing plan.

FinancingRaise $50,000 - $200,000 in equity capital. Investors will be given first priority to recoup their investment plus an additional 20%. Profits thereafter will be split 50/50 between Investors and Producers. Repayment is expected to start in 2016.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Henry Long was born with a curse - he is unable to feel physical pain. Life for him is a daily struggle, never knowing when he might become seriously injured without realizing it, or worse, die from some internal injury he never even knew existed. He lives in a constant state of fear and is completely alienated from those around him who cannot relate to his daily struggles.

Henry is obsessed with the idea of pain. He has dedicated his life to becoming a scientist and learning everything he can about it in the hopes that he can one day find what he wants most in life - a cure. His obsession leads him down a dark path where he makes a deal with a scientist offering to help but who harbors his own secret agenda. Ultimately, Henry must decide if his need for normalcy is worth paying the ultimate price - his life - before it’s too late.

Based on the actual medical condition C.I.P.A. (Congenital Insensitivity to Pain with Anhidrosis), Painless was painstakingly written over a number of years with a team of science advisors methodically researching the latest cutting edge developments surrounding the disease to ensure absolute scientific accuracy.

ABOUT THE FILM

Good Will Hunting (1997)Estimated Budget: $10,000,000Domestic Gross: $138,433,435Foreign Gross: $87,500,000Gross World Wide: $225,933,435 Return Percentage: 2159.33%

Run Lola Run (1999)Estimated Budget: $3,500,000Domestic Gross: $7,267,324Foreign Gross: $222,655/€164,662Gross World Wide: $7,489,979 Return Percentage: 114%

12 Monkeys (1995)Estimated Budget: $29,000,000Domestic Gross: $57,141,459 Foreign Gross: $111,698,000 Gross World Wide: $168,839,459 Return Percentage: 482.21%

The Butterfly Effect (2004)Estimated Budget: $13,000,000Domestic Gross: $57,938,693 Foreign Gross: $38,122,165 Gross World Wide: $96,060,858 Return Percentage: 638.93%

Insomnia (2002)Estimated Budget: $46,000,000Domestic Gross: $67,355,513 Foreign Gross: $46,359,317Gross World Wide: $113,714,830 Return Percentage: 147.21%

Primer (2004)Estimated Budget: $7000Domestic Gross: $424,760Foreign Gross: IMDb.com:$301,404boxofficemojo.com: $120,676 (Spain)Gross World Wide: $726,164/$545,436Return Percentage: 10,273.8%

The X-Files: I Want to Believe (2008)Estimated Budget: $30,000,000Domestic Gross: IMDb.com: $20,981,633 boxofficemojo.com: $20,982,478 Foreign Gross: $47,386,956 Gross World Wide: $68,368,589/$68,369,434 Return Percentage: 227%

Pi (1998)Estimated Budget: $60,000Domestic Gross: IMDb.com: $3,216,970 boxofficemojo.com: $3,221,152Foreign Gross: $212,672/£133,538Gross World Wide: $3,429,624/$3,433,824Return Percentage: 5,616.0%/5,623.0%

The Fly (1986) Estimated Budget: $15,000,000Domestic Gross: $40,456,565 Foreign Gross: $20,172,594 Gross World Wide: $60,629,159 Return Percentage: 304.2%

COMPARABLE FILMS & AUDIENCE ANALYSIS

WEBSITES:www.boxofficemojo.comwww.allmovie.comwww.imdb.comwww.mpaaresources.com

AudienceThe Audience makeup for Painless is the particularly desirable demographic of movie-goers, both males and females aged 18-49. Film goers age 18-49 represent 45.5% of the movie going audience and more importantly are 53.5% of frequent moviegoers, i.e. people who will see a film once a month or more.

In addition, these viewers are the early adopters of new technologies and distribution methods. They watch Netflix, rent movies on iTunes, purchase Blu-Ray, DVDs, and are prime for alternative distribution strategies. This film is also particularly perfect for the female demographic, which has had a drastic rise in movie going over the past few years.

STARRING

HENRY

Joey Klein - Henry suffers from a rare condition that leaves him unable to feel physical pain. Because of this he constantly lives in fear of being seriously injured without realizing it, and confines himself to his apartment as much as possible. He is a self-taught scientist obsessed with finding a cure to his condition and will stop at nothing until he does.

RAY

Kip Gilman - Ray is Henry’s doctor, mentor, and only real friend. He sees the toll Henry’s obsession is taking on him and wants nothing more than for him to abandon his quest and live his life the best he can.

ANDREWS

Pascal Yen-Pfister - Andrews is a scientist who also suffers from a rare condition- one that leaves him in almost constant, debilitating pain. He is also obsessed with finding a cure, and believes Henry’s body holds the key to this.

SHANI

Evalena Marie - Shani is a pretty, spunky girl who says exactly what is on her mind. She doesn’t judge a book by its cover, and while other’s see what’s wrong with Henry, she sees what’s so special about him.

EDDIE

Tommie Sox - Eddie is a small-time drug dealer who exploits Henry’s talents to make custom painkillers he can sell. He tries hard to do the right thing but always seems to get into trouble despite his best intentions.

CREATIVE TEAMJordan Horowitz (Writer / Director / Producer)

Jordan Horowitz has worked in film and television for over a decade. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder where his short film Knight took home several prestigious awards including the Goldfarb award for best narrative. He has gone on to Direct many short films, television pilots, commercials and music videos, including the TV Pilot “City Lights” for Two Ton Films (The Bucket List). Jordan was also a co-director on the documentary “Angel of Nanjing” which was filmed over the course of a year in China and is currently in post-production. Prior to that he spent several years producing and directing TV content for MTV and VH1, including shows such as Rob & Big and Viva La Bam, and has served on the jury of the GenArt Film Festival and New York Festivals. His work has been referenced several times in the book “Making It Big in Shorts: The Ultimate Filmmaker’s Guide to Short Films”, by Kim Adelman.

Liam Le Guillou (Director of Photography)

Liam has over twelve years experience in film and television working in the UK. Most recently he shot the feature film Dutch Kills, which is currently on the festival circuit and drawing rave reviews.

Eileen Dennehy (Production Designer)

Eileen has worked on over 40 projects including 12 films as Production Designer or Art Director. Her credits include Daylight’s End, The Suspect, Heebie Jeebies and Savage.

PRODUCING TEAMAnthony Ambrosino (Producer)

Anthony Ambrosino is a Rhode Island-based Producer, Director, and advocate for film and television production in the New England area. He has worked on numerous productions throughout the region and has produced six independent feature films which have garnered several awards, including Best Film at Monaco International Film Festival and the Audience Choice Award at the Rhode Island International Film Festival. His latest feature, Almost Human, premiered in the Midnight Madness program at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival. Anthony is a founder and is currently President of the Rhode Island Film Collaborative. He is a 2011 graduate of Leadership Rhode Island and a Producer and Programmer for the Pawtucket Film Festival.

Nicholas Delmenico (Producer / Line Producer)

Nicholas Delmenico is a Producer and Line Producer from Coventry, Rhode Island. As a producer he has completed five feature films, as well as several short films, which have won awards such as Best Film at the South African International Film Festival and a Spirit Award at the Boston International Film Festival. He co-produced Almost Human, which premiered in the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival Midnight Madness program. Nicholas currently serves as the Secretary on the Board of Directors of the Rhode Island Film Collaborative, which he co-founded in 2005 and has been a Producer for the Pawtucket Film Festival since 2007. Nicholas is currently a 2014 class member of Leadership Rhode Island was named as one of the 2014 Providence Business News 40 Under Forty award recipients.

PRODUCTION MARKETINGOctober - December 2013 - Raise financing

- Secure key personnelDecember - January 2014 - Pre-production - Begin building web site and social media pages

- Concept promotional materialFebruary 2014 - Production - Start buzz campaign, release behind the scenes

stills and video from the setMarch - November 2014 - Post-production - Begin releasing videos from the production as

sneak peaks- Push teasers and trailers out to the public, possibly at horror and sci-fi conventions- Begin festival lobbying campaign- Submit to targeted festivals such as Sundance, Berlin, Cannes and Toronto

November 2014 - August 2015 - Hit the festival circuit and seek out a distributor

- Get a domestic and foreign sales agent- Go to AFM in November 2014

September - October 2015 - Film released

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING PLAN AND TIMELINE

Marketing Strategy: Buzz on a Budget - Utilizing Both Digital and Out Of Home Techniques · Seed PR contacts early and often (SlashFilm, Ain’t It Cool News, Variety, Hollywood Reporter, Deadline etc) · Exploit social media and make sure there is a consistent stream of content engaging fans· Leverage Guerilla Marketing - Have a presence at horror and sci-fi conventions with promotional materials

Seeking Out a Distributor Our number one goal is to have a distributor license and release the film. We will seek out the help of sales agents to broker deals during and after our festival run. We will attend all the major markets (Cannes, MIPCOM, AFM, etc.) until we can find the right distributor to release our film. Digital Distribution, All Other Rights Sold

If we do find the right distributor, we have the option to release the film through online rentals and digital downloads while retaining all rights to the film. We will be using the post-festival excitement along with strategic PR and social media efforts to propel this release while at the same time sell off all other existing rights.

FINANCING STRUCTURE

Raise $50,000 - $200,000 by December 2013We are looking to raise $50,000 - $200,000 in equity capital by October 2014.

Investors Recoupment + 20% ROI by 2016

Based on our timeline, the sale and distribution of the film should occur in late 2015 near the end of Painless run on the festival circuit. Investors will be the first to receive money from the film and recuperate their investment plus a 20% return beginning in 2016.

Profit Split: 50/50

After all of the investors have recouped their initial investment plus a 20% return, 50% of the Net Profits will be split pari passu between all investors of the film. The producers and talent will split the remaining 50%.

DISTRIBUTION PLAN AND FINANCING STRUCTURE

Below are revenue estimates based on the film gaining entry into a major festival and selling all rights worldwide, but not including video-on-demand and other direct-to-consumer models of distribution. The revenue estimates assumes the film is budgeted at under $250,000 with at least one B-level actor starring in the film.

SUMMARY OF REVENUE SCENARIOS(All Amounts in Thousands of Dollars)

REVENUE SCENARIOS

PRODUCTION REVENUE / PROFITSMinimum Guarantees / Distributor Split 348Sales Agent Fee (10% of Minimum Guarantee / Dist. Split) (35)Total Production Return 313

INVESTORS’ REVENUE / PROFITSTotal Investment (200)Investors’ Payback +20% 240Investors’ Profit Share (50% of Production Net Profit) 37Investors’ Return with Profit 277ROI 39%

* Note: Revenue estimates via FilmSpecific.com

CONTACT

Anthony Ambrosino401.952.5160

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