Question 1

Can you share your thoughts on how often you will update us on how things are progressing with your goals and business plan? Secondly, do you intend to file the annual report with the SEC? Thanks for your feedback.

Accepted Answer

Hi Eric, Thanks for your interest and your question. We intend to do monthly or possibly bi-monthly updates. Hopefully not so often that people get sick of us. haha. Our updates will cover everything in terms of the progress... we're getting ready to check out some Virtual Production space and will be documenting that for a fun update. We truly want everyone to feel like they are part of our team and adventure. Because they are!. Your second question - Yes, by law we must file annual reports....

Question 2

Why was the choice made for "Early Bird" and "VIP" investors to be paid back, plus extra, before the rest of the wefunder investors? With most films never turning a profit this seems like an incredibly bad deal for anyone who invests after the "Early Bird" term expires and has...

Accepted Answer

Hi Andrew, Good question. The reason is that, honestly, - the first money is the riskiest time in the process. We're thinking about it as a bit of an equivalent to a - 'Round A, Round B. idea.' Some more detail on the thought process and how a regular investor should/could look at it: I begin with absolutely agreeing - and reiterating your comment - films are risky and most don't turn a profit! Absolutely correct. That said, we believe, based on previous experience and the energy, momentum an...

Question 3

Does this entity own the EXCLUSIVE Rights to make a film on the event in question or are Rights shared with other entities who also have the ability to create an authorized rendition of the film?

Accepted Answer

It's exclusive. We are the only prodco that has relationship with the actual people involved (Dan is a cool dude!). Adam Shand, the journalist who broke the story - and in fact became a part of the story - is an integral part of our team. Check out the business plan for a more detailed answer. Great question!

Question 4

Where is the film being pulbished (Netflix, Amazon etc.)?

Accepted Answer

Hi, The plan right now is that the movie will have a limited theatrical release to start and then move to streaming. Exact Streamers are impossible to say at this early point. We do have relationships with all the majors, including Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and Apple - and our previous movies have had a similar distribution path - and can be seen on most of these services. For more detail on distribution, check out the business plan. Thanks for the important question!

Question 5

What is the estimated delivery date of the project to be ready for theatrical release and/or streaming. How confident are you on that estimation?

Accepted Answer

Hi Chris, Great question. With our current timeline, which, happily, IS on schedule, we expect to be able to start dropping clips (a trailer) in August 2025, a fine cut by December, 2025, with an "exhibition ready" version ready in Feb 2026. This has been timed for the festival season, in addition to the Cannes Market, which happens in May of 2026.

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