Business Plan for Feature Film

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5.  Razor Pictures Entertainment Group Inc. is seeking $ 2million to 4mil to complete the full production of the film Baby Tears in 2010.  Targeting late summer release  Planning on using International Film Guarantors for bonding and insurance  Portion of producer profits will be used to set up a nonprofit website to assist patients with insurance claims, pregnancy care tips & information, and information of free or low cost health care providers in the patients area  Experienced and successful production team  Hit single to be released prior to films opening to advertise film . Talking with Dennis Quaid & the sharks to sing the Beach Boys song Catch a wave .  Working with Canadian Producer to get max tax credits and Fiji government to get 35% tax credit Recoupment – Investor will have priority in being reimbursed in an amount equal to one hundred and fifteen (115%) percent of his/her entire capital contribution to the Company. At that point, he/she will own 100% of the investor’s side of the film for the life of the project .Then 50% of profits of the film. BABY TEARS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

17. BABY TEARS Tax Incentives NEW FEDERAL TAX LEGISLATION FIJI TAX CREDITS – 35% total 1. Tax Incentive – The Tax Rebate is a separate program and provides an 35% tax rebate based on the total payroll of FIJI residents and locations and equipment in connection with the production. This credit encourages production companies to use local crews and labor as much as possible Fiji has many contacts with crews and support facilities to assist with productions. no maximum cap. Canadian Tax Credits - up to 65% based on all spend Exchange rate allows for an average of a 10% discount! This is being updated and new information for tax credits will be given in preproduction. The CPTC is available at a rate of 25% of eligible salaries and wages incurred after 1994. Eligible salaries and wages qualifying for the tax credit may not exceed 60% of the cost of the production, net of assistance, as certified by the Minister of Canadian Heritage. This cap is applicable for productions where the production commencement time starts on or after November 14, 2003, or those for which the first labour expenditures were incurred in a taxation year that includes the above-mentioned date, or those for which the first labour expenditures were incurred on January 1st, 2004 or later. Therefore, the tax credit could provide a refund of up to 15% of the cost of production, net of assistance. For more information, you may contact the Canadian Audio-Visual Certification Office or visit the CAVCO Web site. Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Contact(s): See National Contact .

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