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K2TK
KEYS TO THE KINGDOM
Executive Produced by:
Cutback Productions LLC – 808-280-7070
Maui Production Volkfilms
KEYS TO THE KINGDOM
In a world of extremes temptations are everywhere, family and faith
collide. There is only one wave to ride... redemption.
Synopsis
Reef Sullivan a star lost in the dream of pro surfing tailspins into a
vortex of self destruction and then disappears. Years later Reef’s self
imposed exile catches up with him and is forced to face his demons
when his long lost daughter calls for help.
Inspired by a True Story
A contemporary coming of age story of three generations of competitive
surfers a family torn apart from drugs and the loss of faith. The journey they
embark upon that reconnects them once again. A hero story about finding out
what is truly important. This is a story of hope and overcoming.
Genre: Drama
Low Budget $400,000
International release: Fall 2016
Location: Maui
Projected shoot schedule: 4 weeks
Lead -–
REEF SULLIVAN (M/from teens to 30) A handsome charismatic and
talented surfer with a lot of personal demons, he leaves his child and
career behind and tailspins for a while before finally picking up the
pieces of his life.
Alternative:
PRIMARY CAST
Supporting Lead – Danny Trejo
BULLY (M/late 40s) a strong, older surfer; he trains/manages Reef
and becomes the father he never had.
SECONDARY CAST (in order of appearance)
SHEMANA (F/9) The cute, highly intelligent and lonely daughter of
Keana and Reef, she makes contact with Reef in the present.
Actor Ideas:
KEANA (F/20s) –
She is Reef’s Delilah. A sexy beautiful temptress until she
has Reef’s child and raises her alone. Still a child herself she is
more like the daughter than the mother of Shemana. (teens in flashbacks)
Actor Ideas: Mayra Leal
DAVE SULLIVAN –
(M50) Cynical and unable to deal with his son and continues to blame the
world for his misfortune, instead of seeing what he still
has in his life, a talented young son who
needs him.
Actor ideas: John Savage – LOI in PLACE
RENA: (M/20) Enthusiastic surfer in Tahiti, brother of Teiva; still believes
in “THE DREAM” his innocence and love of surfing rivet Reef into
his moment of clarity.
Actor Ideas:
 	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
KEYS 2 THE KINGDOM LLC is currently seeking financing for the production of “Keys 2 the Kingdom”
and is interested in discussing potential investment structures that would most suit an individual investor,
or group of investors.
A single investor may prefer an S-corp for tax purposes, while a group of investors may prefer an LLC.
The majority of independent films, when profitable, return 120% to the investors. Pari parsu.
BUDGET: K2TK is a low budget feature film, proposed to be produced independently on a budget of
$400K
Executive Producers: Paige De Ponte, Rich Foster and Bennet Baldwin
Maui Production Company : Volkfilms Films
LOCATIONS: Maui, Hawaii
.
Tax Credit Overview
Overview of 15-20% Motion Picture, Digital Media, and Film Production Income
Tax Credit
The Motion Picture, Digital Media, and Film Production Income Tax Credit is a
refundable income tax credit based on a product company's Hawaii expenditures
while producing a qualified film, television, commercial, or digital media project.
• 15% of total "qualified production costs" incurred while filming on Oahu
• 20% of total "qualified production costs" incurred while filming on a neighbor island
• There is an $8 million cap per "qualified production"
PRODUCTION TEAM
PAIGE DE PONTE – Executive Produce, Film Director & Writer
Award winning film maker, producer, ( 5 films) photographer (22yrs) and publisher. (2
books).
Directing and Producing:
K2TK Reel 2010
Award Winning Documentary “ Xai Xai Voice of our Ancestors”
“Album in the Making” – Courtney Love.
Documentary Africa Masharika Nafsi
Docu-Drama“Tropical Energy Challenge”.
Paige is also an award winning high fashion editorial and fine art photographer.
Award winning GAIA I and II books series.
Recently- Paige wrote: Four Walls which won TOP 100 in the Scriptalooza
Legendary Contest 9/2014
Paige recently completed her first novel, Nobody’s Girl to be released in 2016. TBD
on Publisher.
“I have always felt that my talent and experiences have a higher purpose, film offers
the maximum medium and exposure. I want people to be riveted in the theater, have
an overall experience, visual, emotional, physical and spiritual. I want them to walk out
feeling they got more then they expected.”
Paige is an avid surfer and the driving force behind K2TK.
Richard Foster – Co Writer and Executive Producer
After winning the British Windsurfing Championships Rich went on to become a professional windsurfer,
competing on the PWA World Tour for 10 years. During his time as a pro Rich was sponsored by notables
such as: Quiksilver, Pepsi, Guinness, Naish Sails, Mistral and Da Kine.
Retiring from the sport in 2004 he created his own position within the pro tour organization. As the PWA
Marketing Director his responsibilities included re-branding and re-launching the PWA World Tour. Rich
created and organized new events and obtained prestigious sponsorships which included Jeep and Red
Bull.
Rich currently owns and operates www.ocean-lab.com a small creative agency in Maui.
In 2006 he decided to jump into the world of film making along side Paige De Ponte and created Keys 2
the Kingdom.
Rich Co-produced the K2TK Reel.
Rich has made surfing and action sports his business and passion for 20 years. He brings to the project
core expertise and authenticity.
•  Volkfilms is created as a collaborative media company with Robby Seeger (Germany)
and Sascha Bauml (US) with seat in Maui Hawaii.
•  Both Robby and Sascha are successful international accredited filmmakers with 30
years combined film and television experience.
• 
•  Clients examples
•  TV / Film US : Discovery Channel, National Geographic, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox News,
•  TV / Film International : ZDF, ARD, ARTE, Rebel Media, Network Movie
•  Brand building Client examples
•  International : Oxbow, Suzuki, Red Bull Tag Heuer, SIC, Eskyflvr
•  “ We are starting “VOLKFILMS” to effectively compete and lead in the fast pace
world of Social Media and film.
•  VOLKFILMS guarantees the highest standards of production. We utilize the latest
technologies for a fast and effective workflow.
•  From Scripting to Postproduction - Capability without Complexity.- Production just got
easier!
• 
•  VOLKFILMS - Cinema on a Budget
Hawaii Film and Video Magazine
June 2015 Issue II
VOLKFILMS
It’s no surprise that Hollywood is aiming films at religious crowds in a major way this
year,” said Phil Contrino, vice president and chief analyst at www.BoxOffice.com.
“Religious moviegoers are a very important part of the population, and they want to
see their beliefs and ideals represented in major Hollywood movies. It’s important for
Hollywood to really listen to what these crowds want and to not make assumptions.”
Hollywood already is seeing success at the box office:
• “Noah,” a big-budget epic starring Russell Crowe, opened this weekend at $44
million, making it the No. 1 movie in the country despite controversies about its
adherence to the biblical story.
• “Son of God,” the follow-up to the unexpectedly successful “The Bible” TV
miniseries, was produced on a $22 million budget and has earned $56 million since its
debut in late February, according to Box Office Mojo, a website that compiles ticket
sales.
• “God’s Not Dead,” a low-budget independent film, opened in only 800 theaters in
late March but made more than $8 million in its opening weekend. Earnings so far
have totaled $22 million.
A passel of other faith-based films are on the way.
“Heaven Is for Real,” based on the best-selling book about a child’s near-death
experience, is set to open this month.
“Exodus,” a big-budget movie starring Christian Bale is scheduled to hit theaters in
December.
A biopic about Mother Teresa also is in the works, as is “Mary, Mother of Christ,”
which is set for next year, according to Internet Movie Database.
Rhonda Burnette-Bletsch, a religion professor at Greensboro College in North
Carolina, said Hollywood “has evidently discovered Christians as a consumer
demographic,” but biblical stories have inspired filmmakers for years.
Year of the faith films:
Movies that tell stories of
religion doing well at the
box office
Christian Film
Demographics
THE HOTTEST THING IN FILM TODAY IS FAITH BASED!
THE LARGEST GROSSING FILMS OF ALL TIMES HAVE BEEN IN TWO GENRES.
Faith based films and Surfing films! Passion of the Christ and Point Break were their top selling
films of their time.
Both having unique built in audiences worldwide. In the US alone there are over 56Million
Christians. And 25 Million Surfers!
As we all know the film industry has changed dramatically in the past year alone film budgets
are dropping and independent producers are slamming out product to catch up to the ever
fierce demand for new titles with the revolution of online steaming.
K2TK is on it. What we are proposing is a year long venture. With an immediate release to
Theater, and pay per view, ( Ipad, Computer and Iphone TV ) lDVD at one time. We will hold the
owner ship upon release and when the tide pulls out we will sell the distribution rights.
Our plan is very simple> Pre-production/ Pre PR Begins – 12 weeks (3 months) Production 4
weeks ( 1 Month) Post Production 16 weeks ( 4 months) Release and PR 16 weeks ( 4months)
By cutting out the middle man the revenue steam comes directly to the escrow account
enabling the producers to pay you first before anyone else. ( IE : Distributors) Once the film has
reached its threshold on the first 6 weeks, we then and only then release it for distribution sales
with a reputable company. ( Netfilx, Hulu, Christian Cimema.com)
$15 BILLION BUSINESS WORLDWIDE
“Surfing has become a worldwide phenomenon with surfers ranging today from 6 yrs - 60yrs+”
The Surf Industry Manufacturers Association (SIMA)
In the US retail environment the surf industry continues to buck the national trend with two-year sales
increases close to one billion, announced today. In a third-party research study commissioned by SIMA,
the 2006 SIMA Retail Distribution Study, findings indicate that the US surf industry, which has grown
from $6.52 billion in 2004 to $7.48 billion in 2008 (an increase of 14.5%), is nowhere near slowing down.
Several Factors:
Mainstream popularity of the surf lifestyle
Capitalization on the purchasing power of women
Brand diversification
The entrenchment of the “surf” lifestyle in the US market
The X Games
Fuel TV
Network TV shows such as “Laguna Beach,”
are all helping to make surfing cool
THE SURFING DEMOGRAPHIC - UPDATE
Built in Audience from the 25 Million surfers worldwide
The surfing industry generates approximately $15 Billion
dollars annually. Quiksilver’s revenue alone reach
upwards of 1 billion dollars per year. The primary
purchasing age for core sport clothing is 13-24. The
industry also covers more than just surfing, encompassing
all board sports including snow and skate.
This group also comprises the largest movie going
demographic. Moreover, the script has been co-written by
actual surfers which enhances the authenticity and over-all
credibility of the project… a vital component for success
amongst this highly discerning and wary audience.
There are over 25 million surfers on the planet today. It’s
cool to be a surfer and this highly profitable demographic is
primed for a quality surfing product on the big Screen.
Surfing Demographics
Gender
Male - 81%
Female - 19%
Age
Median Age – 23
Average Age - 26
<15 - 3%
15-17 - 12%
18-20 - 13%
21-25 - 28%
25-35 - 34%
35-45 - 11%
45> - 19%
Regions
Europe - 32%
USA - 38%
Australia- 18%
S. America- 7%
Other - 5%
KEYS TO THE KINGDOM
(K2TK)
SOCIAL NETWORK
One of Keys 2 the Kingdom’s primary objectives will be to tap into the Social networking
phenomenon by using cutting edge SEO (Search Engine Optimization) technology. We will link up to
the “big 4” through Google search queries and the new Google video search results.
There are 25 million surfers out there, this has generated a huge online culture and let’s face it
everyone wants to have a surfer for a friend.
Times they are a changin’ - 44% of moviegoers now learn about a film through the internet. Most
films are now considered critic-proof, especially among the younger set, with 84% of moviegoers
saying, "When they make up their mind to see a movie, it doesn't matter what the critics say about
it.“ (Source Variety)
Teens (age 13-17) are "all about sharing information and group thinking," the report said, with social
networking a critical communication tool. They go to movies in large groups and are heavily
influenced by their friends' opinions. They also prefer texting over having phone conversations. More
than 70% also surf the Web and text while watching TV, and 67% of them socialize with friends
online. (Source Variety)
Twenty something's (age 18-29) "are digital natives that have grown up with technology" and are
more likely to go online for movie info and to share what they think about movies via social networks
(58% socialize with friends online). They use the Internet to find any kind of information and place a
high value on online consumer reviews and sites that aggregate reviews. (Source Variety)
"Going to the movies is a good escape from everyday life." What better way to escape than a
tropical island with sick waves !!!!
Possible Revenue Stream
Independent PayPer View Release
I Tunes $9.99 Net $7.00 – 71,425 = $500,000
Gross $12.99 per viewer $480,000 + 37,000 views
Possible Audience 560K = 1% (56M) Christians $7,274,400
Possible Audience 150K = 1% (15M) Surfers $1,948,500
Possible Online Market Place ex: 4Billion Facebook Users
Christian Pay per View Gross $12.99 /50% $7.95 per viewer
$480,000 + 65,000 Views
Possible Audience 560K = 1% (56M) Christians $4,452,000
Possible Audience 150K = 1% (15M) Surfers $1,192,500
COMPARISON
Title Christian Genre Gross Theaters Open Wknd
Do You Believe? Drama $12,985,314 1,356 $3,591,282 1,320 3/20/15
Old Fashioned Free Romance $1,914,090 298 $38,965 3 2/6/15
23 Blast Sports Drama $549,185 617 $337,091 617 10/24/14
When the Game Stands Tall
Sports Drama $30,127,963 2,766 $8,381,509 2,673 8/22/14
Chasing Mavericks Surf Drama $6,002,756 2,030 $2,268,274 2,002 10/26/12
Soul Surfer Surf Drama $43,853,424 2,240 $10,601,862 2,214 4/8/11
THE FINANCIAL BREAKDOWN
Paige De Ponte and Rich Foster of Cutback Productions 0-12 month $120K (One year commitment)
Paige DePonte: Executive Producer $5000.00 a month T $60,000yr
Paige has procured two options for filming the first is in Maui the original script was set to be filmed here.
This makes it her primary focus.
She has already met and prepared with script and pre-budget criteria with
VOLCOM FILMS a Maui based production company that has agreed to produce the
film as a low budget feature film for a Max of $250K( Pre-production, Production and Post production)
Paige DePonte Lives and works in LA and has and home in Maui.
Paige will procure the online pay per view contracts and with Rich Foster prepare for the release with marketing
And for the final after release prepare for a distribution deal.
Once in per and production Paige switches hats and become the director. And in post production with work
With Volcom editor to stay on schedule.
Rich Foster: Executive Producer $5000.00 a month T $60,000yr
A marketing genius Rich with build a website and marketing strategy as soon as the financial
contracts are signed. Rich will be full time marketing and sponsor procurement person. Rich Foster lives in Mau
VOLCOM Films Guarantees Production at $250,000.
See Letter of Intent at Full -Pre / production and post. They will utilize the tax credits to maximize
production value.
The remaining $30,000 will be used for Business travel and expenses.
Total Cost $400,000
Example of Investors 8 at $50,000 = $400,000

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K2TK Prospectus 2015

  • 1. K2TK KEYS TO THE KINGDOM Executive Produced by: Cutback Productions LLC – 808-280-7070 Maui Production Volkfilms
  • 2. KEYS TO THE KINGDOM In a world of extremes temptations are everywhere, family and faith collide. There is only one wave to ride... redemption. Synopsis Reef Sullivan a star lost in the dream of pro surfing tailspins into a vortex of self destruction and then disappears. Years later Reef’s self imposed exile catches up with him and is forced to face his demons when his long lost daughter calls for help. Inspired by a True Story A contemporary coming of age story of three generations of competitive surfers a family torn apart from drugs and the loss of faith. The journey they embark upon that reconnects them once again. A hero story about finding out what is truly important. This is a story of hope and overcoming. Genre: Drama Low Budget $400,000 International release: Fall 2016 Location: Maui Projected shoot schedule: 4 weeks
  • 3. Lead -– REEF SULLIVAN (M/from teens to 30) A handsome charismatic and talented surfer with a lot of personal demons, he leaves his child and career behind and tailspins for a while before finally picking up the pieces of his life. Alternative: PRIMARY CAST Supporting Lead – Danny Trejo BULLY (M/late 40s) a strong, older surfer; he trains/manages Reef and becomes the father he never had. SECONDARY CAST (in order of appearance) SHEMANA (F/9) The cute, highly intelligent and lonely daughter of Keana and Reef, she makes contact with Reef in the present. Actor Ideas: KEANA (F/20s) – She is Reef’s Delilah. A sexy beautiful temptress until she has Reef’s child and raises her alone. Still a child herself she is more like the daughter than the mother of Shemana. (teens in flashbacks) Actor Ideas: Mayra Leal DAVE SULLIVAN – (M50) Cynical and unable to deal with his son and continues to blame the world for his misfortune, instead of seeing what he still has in his life, a talented young son who needs him. Actor ideas: John Savage – LOI in PLACE RENA: (M/20) Enthusiastic surfer in Tahiti, brother of Teiva; still believes in “THE DREAM” his innocence and love of surfing rivet Reef into his moment of clarity. Actor Ideas:
  • 4.                                  EXECUTIVE SUMMARY KEYS 2 THE KINGDOM LLC is currently seeking financing for the production of “Keys 2 the Kingdom” and is interested in discussing potential investment structures that would most suit an individual investor, or group of investors. A single investor may prefer an S-corp for tax purposes, while a group of investors may prefer an LLC. The majority of independent films, when profitable, return 120% to the investors. Pari parsu. BUDGET: K2TK is a low budget feature film, proposed to be produced independently on a budget of $400K Executive Producers: Paige De Ponte, Rich Foster and Bennet Baldwin Maui Production Company : Volkfilms Films LOCATIONS: Maui, Hawaii . Tax Credit Overview Overview of 15-20% Motion Picture, Digital Media, and Film Production Income Tax Credit The Motion Picture, Digital Media, and Film Production Income Tax Credit is a refundable income tax credit based on a product company's Hawaii expenditures while producing a qualified film, television, commercial, or digital media project. • 15% of total "qualified production costs" incurred while filming on Oahu • 20% of total "qualified production costs" incurred while filming on a neighbor island • There is an $8 million cap per "qualified production"
  • 5. PRODUCTION TEAM PAIGE DE PONTE – Executive Produce, Film Director & Writer Award winning film maker, producer, ( 5 films) photographer (22yrs) and publisher. (2 books). Directing and Producing: K2TK Reel 2010 Award Winning Documentary “ Xai Xai Voice of our Ancestors” “Album in the Making” – Courtney Love. Documentary Africa Masharika Nafsi Docu-Drama“Tropical Energy Challenge”. Paige is also an award winning high fashion editorial and fine art photographer. Award winning GAIA I and II books series. Recently- Paige wrote: Four Walls which won TOP 100 in the Scriptalooza Legendary Contest 9/2014 Paige recently completed her first novel, Nobody’s Girl to be released in 2016. TBD on Publisher. “I have always felt that my talent and experiences have a higher purpose, film offers the maximum medium and exposure. I want people to be riveted in the theater, have an overall experience, visual, emotional, physical and spiritual. I want them to walk out feeling they got more then they expected.” Paige is an avid surfer and the driving force behind K2TK. Richard Foster – Co Writer and Executive Producer After winning the British Windsurfing Championships Rich went on to become a professional windsurfer, competing on the PWA World Tour for 10 years. During his time as a pro Rich was sponsored by notables such as: Quiksilver, Pepsi, Guinness, Naish Sails, Mistral and Da Kine. Retiring from the sport in 2004 he created his own position within the pro tour organization. As the PWA Marketing Director his responsibilities included re-branding and re-launching the PWA World Tour. Rich created and organized new events and obtained prestigious sponsorships which included Jeep and Red Bull. Rich currently owns and operates www.ocean-lab.com a small creative agency in Maui. In 2006 he decided to jump into the world of film making along side Paige De Ponte and created Keys 2 the Kingdom. Rich Co-produced the K2TK Reel. Rich has made surfing and action sports his business and passion for 20 years. He brings to the project core expertise and authenticity.
  • 6. •  Volkfilms is created as a collaborative media company with Robby Seeger (Germany) and Sascha Bauml (US) with seat in Maui Hawaii. •  Both Robby and Sascha are successful international accredited filmmakers with 30 years combined film and television experience. •  •  Clients examples •  TV / Film US : Discovery Channel, National Geographic, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox News, •  TV / Film International : ZDF, ARD, ARTE, Rebel Media, Network Movie •  Brand building Client examples •  International : Oxbow, Suzuki, Red Bull Tag Heuer, SIC, Eskyflvr •  “ We are starting “VOLKFILMS” to effectively compete and lead in the fast pace world of Social Media and film. •  VOLKFILMS guarantees the highest standards of production. We utilize the latest technologies for a fast and effective workflow. •  From Scripting to Postproduction - Capability without Complexity.- Production just got easier! •  •  VOLKFILMS - Cinema on a Budget Hawaii Film and Video Magazine June 2015 Issue II VOLKFILMS
  • 7. It’s no surprise that Hollywood is aiming films at religious crowds in a major way this year,” said Phil Contrino, vice president and chief analyst at www.BoxOffice.com. “Religious moviegoers are a very important part of the population, and they want to see their beliefs and ideals represented in major Hollywood movies. It’s important for Hollywood to really listen to what these crowds want and to not make assumptions.” Hollywood already is seeing success at the box office: • “Noah,” a big-budget epic starring Russell Crowe, opened this weekend at $44 million, making it the No. 1 movie in the country despite controversies about its adherence to the biblical story. • “Son of God,” the follow-up to the unexpectedly successful “The Bible” TV miniseries, was produced on a $22 million budget and has earned $56 million since its debut in late February, according to Box Office Mojo, a website that compiles ticket sales. • “God’s Not Dead,” a low-budget independent film, opened in only 800 theaters in late March but made more than $8 million in its opening weekend. Earnings so far have totaled $22 million. A passel of other faith-based films are on the way. “Heaven Is for Real,” based on the best-selling book about a child’s near-death experience, is set to open this month. “Exodus,” a big-budget movie starring Christian Bale is scheduled to hit theaters in December. A biopic about Mother Teresa also is in the works, as is “Mary, Mother of Christ,” which is set for next year, according to Internet Movie Database. Rhonda Burnette-Bletsch, a religion professor at Greensboro College in North Carolina, said Hollywood “has evidently discovered Christians as a consumer demographic,” but biblical stories have inspired filmmakers for years. Year of the faith films: Movies that tell stories of religion doing well at the box office
  • 8. Christian Film Demographics THE HOTTEST THING IN FILM TODAY IS FAITH BASED! THE LARGEST GROSSING FILMS OF ALL TIMES HAVE BEEN IN TWO GENRES. Faith based films and Surfing films! Passion of the Christ and Point Break were their top selling films of their time. Both having unique built in audiences worldwide. In the US alone there are over 56Million Christians. And 25 Million Surfers! As we all know the film industry has changed dramatically in the past year alone film budgets are dropping and independent producers are slamming out product to catch up to the ever fierce demand for new titles with the revolution of online steaming. K2TK is on it. What we are proposing is a year long venture. With an immediate release to Theater, and pay per view, ( Ipad, Computer and Iphone TV ) lDVD at one time. We will hold the owner ship upon release and when the tide pulls out we will sell the distribution rights. Our plan is very simple> Pre-production/ Pre PR Begins – 12 weeks (3 months) Production 4 weeks ( 1 Month) Post Production 16 weeks ( 4 months) Release and PR 16 weeks ( 4months) By cutting out the middle man the revenue steam comes directly to the escrow account enabling the producers to pay you first before anyone else. ( IE : Distributors) Once the film has reached its threshold on the first 6 weeks, we then and only then release it for distribution sales with a reputable company. ( Netfilx, Hulu, Christian Cimema.com)
  • 9. $15 BILLION BUSINESS WORLDWIDE “Surfing has become a worldwide phenomenon with surfers ranging today from 6 yrs - 60yrs+” The Surf Industry Manufacturers Association (SIMA) In the US retail environment the surf industry continues to buck the national trend with two-year sales increases close to one billion, announced today. In a third-party research study commissioned by SIMA, the 2006 SIMA Retail Distribution Study, findings indicate that the US surf industry, which has grown from $6.52 billion in 2004 to $7.48 billion in 2008 (an increase of 14.5%), is nowhere near slowing down. Several Factors: Mainstream popularity of the surf lifestyle Capitalization on the purchasing power of women Brand diversification The entrenchment of the “surf” lifestyle in the US market The X Games Fuel TV Network TV shows such as “Laguna Beach,” are all helping to make surfing cool THE SURFING DEMOGRAPHIC - UPDATE Built in Audience from the 25 Million surfers worldwide The surfing industry generates approximately $15 Billion dollars annually. Quiksilver’s revenue alone reach upwards of 1 billion dollars per year. The primary purchasing age for core sport clothing is 13-24. The industry also covers more than just surfing, encompassing all board sports including snow and skate. This group also comprises the largest movie going demographic. Moreover, the script has been co-written by actual surfers which enhances the authenticity and over-all credibility of the project… a vital component for success amongst this highly discerning and wary audience. There are over 25 million surfers on the planet today. It’s cool to be a surfer and this highly profitable demographic is primed for a quality surfing product on the big Screen. Surfing Demographics Gender Male - 81% Female - 19% Age Median Age – 23 Average Age - 26 <15 - 3% 15-17 - 12% 18-20 - 13% 21-25 - 28% 25-35 - 34% 35-45 - 11% 45> - 19% Regions Europe - 32% USA - 38% Australia- 18% S. America- 7% Other - 5%
  • 10. KEYS TO THE KINGDOM (K2TK) SOCIAL NETWORK One of Keys 2 the Kingdom’s primary objectives will be to tap into the Social networking phenomenon by using cutting edge SEO (Search Engine Optimization) technology. We will link up to the “big 4” through Google search queries and the new Google video search results. There are 25 million surfers out there, this has generated a huge online culture and let’s face it everyone wants to have a surfer for a friend. Times they are a changin’ - 44% of moviegoers now learn about a film through the internet. Most films are now considered critic-proof, especially among the younger set, with 84% of moviegoers saying, "When they make up their mind to see a movie, it doesn't matter what the critics say about it.“ (Source Variety) Teens (age 13-17) are "all about sharing information and group thinking," the report said, with social networking a critical communication tool. They go to movies in large groups and are heavily influenced by their friends' opinions. They also prefer texting over having phone conversations. More than 70% also surf the Web and text while watching TV, and 67% of them socialize with friends online. (Source Variety) Twenty something's (age 18-29) "are digital natives that have grown up with technology" and are more likely to go online for movie info and to share what they think about movies via social networks (58% socialize with friends online). They use the Internet to find any kind of information and place a high value on online consumer reviews and sites that aggregate reviews. (Source Variety) "Going to the movies is a good escape from everyday life." What better way to escape than a tropical island with sick waves !!!!
  • 11. Possible Revenue Stream Independent PayPer View Release I Tunes $9.99 Net $7.00 – 71,425 = $500,000 Gross $12.99 per viewer $480,000 + 37,000 views Possible Audience 560K = 1% (56M) Christians $7,274,400 Possible Audience 150K = 1% (15M) Surfers $1,948,500 Possible Online Market Place ex: 4Billion Facebook Users Christian Pay per View Gross $12.99 /50% $7.95 per viewer $480,000 + 65,000 Views Possible Audience 560K = 1% (56M) Christians $4,452,000 Possible Audience 150K = 1% (15M) Surfers $1,192,500 COMPARISON Title Christian Genre Gross Theaters Open Wknd Do You Believe? Drama $12,985,314 1,356 $3,591,282 1,320 3/20/15 Old Fashioned Free Romance $1,914,090 298 $38,965 3 2/6/15 23 Blast Sports Drama $549,185 617 $337,091 617 10/24/14 When the Game Stands Tall Sports Drama $30,127,963 2,766 $8,381,509 2,673 8/22/14 Chasing Mavericks Surf Drama $6,002,756 2,030 $2,268,274 2,002 10/26/12 Soul Surfer Surf Drama $43,853,424 2,240 $10,601,862 2,214 4/8/11
  • 12. THE FINANCIAL BREAKDOWN Paige De Ponte and Rich Foster of Cutback Productions 0-12 month $120K (One year commitment) Paige DePonte: Executive Producer $5000.00 a month T $60,000yr Paige has procured two options for filming the first is in Maui the original script was set to be filmed here. This makes it her primary focus. She has already met and prepared with script and pre-budget criteria with VOLCOM FILMS a Maui based production company that has agreed to produce the film as a low budget feature film for a Max of $250K( Pre-production, Production and Post production) Paige DePonte Lives and works in LA and has and home in Maui. Paige will procure the online pay per view contracts and with Rich Foster prepare for the release with marketing And for the final after release prepare for a distribution deal. Once in per and production Paige switches hats and become the director. And in post production with work With Volcom editor to stay on schedule. Rich Foster: Executive Producer $5000.00 a month T $60,000yr A marketing genius Rich with build a website and marketing strategy as soon as the financial contracts are signed. Rich will be full time marketing and sponsor procurement person. Rich Foster lives in Mau VOLCOM Films Guarantees Production at $250,000. See Letter of Intent at Full -Pre / production and post. They will utilize the tax credits to maximize production value. The remaining $30,000 will be used for Business travel and expenses. Total Cost $400,000 Example of Investors 8 at $50,000 = $400,000