Investment in films is highly speculative and inherently risky. There can be no assurance of economic performance since the revenues derived from films depend primarily on acceptance from the viewing public.

 

The Company seeks capitalization of $5 million to cover the production budget of God’s Glass, with the goal of earning $4.16 million over the three-year life of the film. The profit scenarios below (Low, Medium, and High) are based on a moderate result. Conversely, production costs are considered to be on the high side to avoid any possibility of financial shortfall.  

 

Upon completion of the film, the Company will be eligible for state government tax rebates of up to 25% of the budget, or an additional $1.25 million on top of the projected $4.16 million profit.  Also, while Section 181 of the U.S. tax code, allowing tax deductions for film investments, expired in 2014, it has expired and been renewed multiple times by Congress without any gap in coverage.  It is our hope that it is renewed once more.