INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

Distribution of Funds.
a. All monies coming into the Company or earned by or in connection with the
Picture (“Revenues”) will initially be allocated Forty Percent (40%) to PalMar
Studios and Sixty Percent (60%) to the group of capital contributors who are
funding the filming and production of the Picture (each contributor
individually an “Investor”, and collectively the “Investors”).

If the Company has net profits, the Manager (“Class A Member”), in his sole discretion, may choose
to distribute the net profits to the members of the Company (the “Members”), in accordance with the
following:
• First, the Company will pay the Class B Members all accrued but unpaid amounts of the
Preferred Return;
• Second, after the payment in full of the Preferred Return plus, the Company will pay the
Members as follows:
o 40% of the net profits shall be paid to the Class A Members (pro rata based on the
number of Class A Units held by each Class A Member over the total number of issued
and outstanding Class A Units); and
o 60% of the net profits shall be paid to the Class B Members (pro rata based on the
number of Class B Units held by each Class B Member over the total number of issued
and outstanding Class B Units) until the Class B Members have received cumulative
distributions (including tax distributions but excluding the Preferred Return) equal to
110% of their initial capital contributions (the “Initial Return”); and

• Third, from and after such time as the Class B Members have received the Preferred Return
and the Initial Return, the Company shall pay the Members as follows:
o 70% of the net profits shall be paid to the Class A Members (pro rata based on the
number of Class A Units held by each Class A Member over the total number of issued
and outstanding Class A Units); and
o 30% of the net profits shall be paid to the Class B Members (pro rata based on the
number of Class B Units held by each Class B Member over the total number of issued
and outstanding Class B Units).

Subject to certain exceptions, the Company will be required to make mandatory tax distributions to
the holders of its membership Class B Units.

b. The Company is offering to potential Investors an opportunity to purchase
Class B Units in the Company. The Company is offering the Class B Units at
a price of $50,000 per Unit. The Company intends to raise a minimum of
$250,000 through the offer and sale of 5 Class B Units, provided, however,
that the Manager may elect to raise more or less based on the Manager’s
evaluation of the Company’s working capital needs to finance the ongoing
operations and growth of the Company.

The Manager may elect to accept an Investor’s subscription in whole or in part, in the Manager’s sole
discretion. The Company will accept and receive investments on a rolling basis and will schedule an
initial closing when the Manager believes it has received subscriptions from Investors for a sufficient
amount of working capital to fund the Company’s operations.

For information about sponsorship opportunities, contact:

Executive Producer / Andy Shaffer

shaffbucks25@gmail.com 614.402.3605

or

Rebekah Elam

rebekah@nicheproductions.com 937.528.2323