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Entertainment Media Performance in Recessionary or Turbulent Economic Times
Various Informative News Reports, Commentary and Industry Data
The DM-1 Portfolio of Film Projects
Page includes: "On-Line Purchase-Order" Options;
Available Video "Promotional Clips" or "Movie Trailers;"
"On-Location-Action" and "Behind-the-Scenes" Digital Photos; and
Various GAP News Releases and Other Related Information.
(NOTE: Periodically, the above page will be updated. Please check back.)
DM-1 Executive Summary / Business Plan - Offering Summary / Some Questions and Answers / Other Info
The DM-2 Portfolio of Film Projects
Effective 1 February 2009, the DM-2 Project will contain five (5) family-friendly or family-values "Feature Films."
Periodically, please check back and, also, review the below reported news items for any latest details.
DM-2 Executive Summary / Business Plan - Offering Summary / Some Questions and Answers / Other Info
Some Recent Grizzly Adams® News Releases
Grizzly Adams® Corporate Overview Brochures
Latest Listing of Grizzly Adams®' Media Awards
Grizzly Adams® Corporate and Other Informative Background
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The following Updates or News Releases, including various entertainment industry news items, are arranged chronologically beginning with the most recent. Periodically, please check back for new entries.
1 November 2011
During the past weekend in the U.S., with Hispanic families reportedly accounting for more than a third of ticket buyers, the "Halloween" weekend was up over last year's counterpart by some 8 to 10 percent. More can be read by visiting the "Media Performance" (a "pdf" doc) link near the top of this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
20 October 2011
Hollywood studios are embracing "Family-Friendly" and "Faith-Based" movies. To review the latest industry commentary and stats, visit the "Media Performance" link near the top of this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
4 October 2011
"Family-Friendly" and "Faith-Based" movies reign at U.S. theater venues during the first weekend in October. To review industry commentary and stats, visit the "Media Performance" link near the top of this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
26 September 2011
"Family-Friendly" movies drive September's U.S. box-office performance. To review industry commentary and stats, visit this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
9 September 2011
Although as reported by a media news source, with the "Summer-Movie" season being down by 4% over last year, yet, for the last five weekends (including the four-day Labor Day Holiday), three were up compared to the respective prior-year periods. To review, visit this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
5 August 2011
Reflecting three "UP" weekends out of five, July's box-office stats (which include "record-breaking" commentary relative to the "Harry Potter" franchise) have been updated in the latest "Media Performance" doc. Also, other interesting "industry-news" items (including several "3D-marketplace" updates) have been added. All may be accessed via this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
28 June 2011
The latest "Media Performance" doc has been updated for June 2011 and includes some interesting analyses of rating trends and respective historical revenues earned at U.S. theaters - including reviews of a book analyzing Hollywood's liberal bias. It's link is found near the top of this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
2 June 2011
GAP issued a News Release on 24 May 2011 regarding the 3D "Friends for Life" feature film. Also, FYI, the latest "Media Performance" doc has been updated for May 2011. Both of these may be accessed via this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
8 April 2011
The 3D marketplace is reviewed by an entertainment-media observer or analyst.
And, as again updated, the U.S. Box Office is obviously being impacted by continuing economic uncertainties and recession doldrums - as well as by the "ever-changing" digital "movie-delivery" ("Internet- and "Cable-TV-download") and respective "elsewhere-viewing" options! To read more relative to both of the U.S. and European marketplaces, visit the Media Performance doc - which is accessible via a link located near the top of this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
4 March 2011
Of late - being down now for 16 weekends in a row - it would appear that the U.S. Box Office is being impacted by the continuing economic recession - as well as by the "ever-changing" digital "movie-delivery" ("Internet- and "Cable-TV-download") and respective "elsewhere-viewing" options! To read more relative to both of the U.S. and European marketplaces, visit the Media Performance doc - which is accessible via a link located near the top of this "GAP-News-Release" Page.
2 February 2011
Charles E. Sellier -- Family Movie-TV Filmmaker Passes Away At His Idaho Home. To read the respective GAP News Release visit this WS page.
6 January 2011
Being down now eight weekends in a row at U.S. theaters, are movie producers learning the right lessons? Check out the Media Performance doc found via this WS page to review some "industy-insider" opinions.
16 December 2010
U.S. movie marketplace is down in recent weeks. Some believe it might be due to the dearth of "uplifting-themed" and "family-friendly" venues. Visit the Media Performance doc found via this WS page.
1 December 2010
During the five-day Thanksgiving Holiday weekend, it was observed that "family-friendly" movies continue to be the real revenue earners at U.S. theater venues. See the Media Performance doc found via this WS page.
19 November 2010
3D PG movies continue to dominate as top gross earners. Visit the link for the Media Performance doc found via this WS page.
4 October 2010
The Internet's "Facebook" movie "The Social Network" is a hit in the U.S. Again, visit the link for the Media Performance doc found via this WS page.
5 August 2010
During the past weekend at the U.S. box office, although somewhat weaker than usual, revenues were up 13% over the same period last year. And, reflecting a date of 30 July, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) (Germany's leading newspaper) had and article on 3D-industry trends. Visit the link for the Media Performance doc found via this WS page.
14 July 2010
The past weekend box office in the U.S. was up some 38% over the same period last year. And more 3D-TV predictions are noted. Visit the respective links for the Media Performance doc and recent GAP News Releases — both of which are accessible via this WS page.
22 June 2010
The prior weekend box office in the U.S. was up some 32% over the same period last year. 3D dominates. Visit the respective links for the Media Performance doc and recent GAP News Releases — both of which are accessible via this WS page.
2 June 2010
The 3D marketplace continues to grow. For informative details, visit the respective links for the Media Performance doc and the various GAP News Releases — both of which are accessible via this WS page.
3 May 2010
Various GAP news releases and box-office performance updates have been added. For details, visit respective links via this "News Release" page.
5 April 2010
Being up another 15% over the prior-year period, U.S. box-office performance continues on an impressive upswing. For details, visit the "Media Performance" link via this "News Release" page.
19 March 2010
U.S. box-office performance continues on an impressive upswing. For details, visit the "Media Performance" link via this "News Release" page.
10 March 2010
Again, some interesting recent updates referencing GAP news releases, the latest 3D info and movie marketplace performance stats might be accessed via this "News Release" page.
8 February 2010
Recent updates referencing GAP news releases, the latest 3D info and movie marketplace performance stats might be accessed via this "News Release" page.
15 January 2010
Consisting of five articles (dated 12 and 13 January), media coverage of the informative "Press Conference / Entertainment Community Briefing" is presented on this "News Release" page. The event was sponsored by GAP and Bay Film Studios on 11 January in Maple Bay (Vancouver Island), B.C., Canada.
7 January 2010
As reported, the latest "3D" news (both movie box-office and TV-manufacturing and TV-broadcasting industries), including an update on Avatar's stunning marketplace performance, may be found in the "Media Performance" doc. Accessed its respective link near the top of this WS page.
29 December 2009
A record-breaking 2009 was attained at he the U.S. box office - surpassing USD 10 B. And, globally and in the U.S., 3D is coming on strong. Read the latest from Passmorelab via the "Media Performance" link found near the top sice of this "News Release" WS page.
12 December 2009
Several new items of interest have been added to the "Media Performance" doc. The former may be found via a link near the top of this WS page.
18 November 2009
In its latest news release, GAP again addresses the The Science of Producing Films That Audiences Want to See. For details, visit this link.
7 October 2009
Grizzly Adams has teamed with PassmoreLab to create the industry's largest "amily-Friendly" and "Faith-Based" 3-D Library. For details, visit this link.
25 September 2009
3D technology, expanding projection capabilities and new movies continue to impressively impact the marketplace. Look for the "Entertainment Media Performance" document via this link.
10 September and 12 Auguat 2009
Latest developments concerning"Friends for Life" ("3D" plans and 'awards" news) and "Entertainment Media Performance" data may be accessed here.
30 July 2009
In recent days,"Friends for Life" has earned six new awards. And, relative to top awards won by various GAP productions, the overall total now stands at 203. View the lastest here.
24 July 2009
Grizzly Adams'® "family-friendly" feature film "Friends for Life" and its documentary about "The Secret" both receive Gold Communicator Awards.
Also, today, GAP announced that the enjoyable "Friends for Life" — to be shown in 3-D — will be coming soon to theaters in Europe and North America.
For more info on these recent items, see the respective 22 and 24 July 2009 News Releases via this Website page.
16 July 2009
Grizzly Adams® reports that the company was also spotlighted in the latest ("Malaysian") issue of MillionaireAsia Magazine. In the below news item, see the respective page link.
8 July 2009
Being concisely presented, Grizzly Adams® was spotlighted in the latest ("Singapore") issue of MillionaireAsia Magazine. Also, GAP reports that the enjoyable "family-values" feature film — "Friends for Life" — has now garnered a total of 22 National and International awards. Respectively, see the 6 and 8 July 2009 News Releases on this page.
2 July 2009
At the U.S. box office, the prior June weekend was up 8% over prior year - setting a "highest ever" for a June weekend. See the Entertainment Media Performance link via this page.
26 June 2009
In an update to the "National and International Awards" listing, GAP notes that "Friends for Life" has now garnered its 22nd Award. See the respective "Awards" (News-Release) entry and access the given link found on this page.
Being judged in the "Film/Video - Entertainment" category, this latest "Award of Excellence" was given at the The 15th Annual Communicator Awards — an event Honoring Creative Excellence for Communication Professionals. The "Communicator Awards" are sanctioned, judged and presented by the International Academy of the Visual Arts (IAVA), an "invitation-only" body consisting of top-tier professionals from a “Who’s Who” of acclaimed media, communications, advertising, creative and marketing firms.
Additionally, at the same event and being judged in the "Film/Video - Religion/Spirituality" category, "Unlocking the Secret" also was given an "Award of Excellence."
24 June 2009
"Friends or Life" earns 21st Honor to date - at the SkyFest Film and Script Festival in Asheville, North Carolina - News Release Details.
9 June 2009
The Entertainment Media Performance doc has been updated with the latest info. Such includes details of an Asian trip in March 2009 by RESOURCE and GAP personnel and the recent publication of articles appearing in the Millionaireasia Magazine. Via the former "Media-Performance" link, see the respective 9 June 2009 news item for more specifics.
28 May 2009
To date, "Friends for Life" has won 21 national and international media awards. And, since 1999, the overall total awards given to GAP productions number 193. See this GAP NR page and the respective entries.
13 May 2009
During the first two weekends of May, "Family-Friendly" movies still rule at box office venues. Visit Entertainment Media Performance for the latest news.
2 May 2009
The DM-1 Portfolio of Films page has been updated to include respective Internet links to GAP's Website where "Friends for Life" and "Ultimate Secrets"* DVDs may be easily ordered or purchased "On Line." *(Note: Both "Secular" and "Faith-Based" versions are available for this DVD / TV production.)
Also, as uploaded or available on GAP's WS, the respective "Movie-Trailer" or "Promotional-Preview" video clips might also be accessed and viewed via the above Portfolio link.
30 and 28 April 2009
"Friends for Life" has earned more media awards. See the latest complete listing of all to date via this link.
"Family-Friendly" movies continue to dominate the box office. Visit Entertainment Media Performance for the latest impressive data for April.
Several media awards have been recently bestowed on Grizzly Adams®' film productions. Including new and informative "Entertainment Media Performance" specifics, all of the latest may be viewed via this link.
20 March 2009
As of this date, Grizzly Adams® has issued three informative news releases, two concerning "Friends for Life" and one pertaining to the company's world-renowned "market-testing" procedures. All of such may be accessed here.
15 March 2009
"Family-values" movies continue to dominate the theater box office. "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" (a family-friendly comedy) remains as the over-all "top-earning"" movie of 2009 with some USD 137,767,000 in gross receipts — which amount represents 529.9% of its reported USD 26 Million production budget. To review some of some of the latest "record-breaking" comedy and "family-friendly" movie-performance at the box office, check out this link: Entertainment Media Performance.
24 February 2009
To review some of some of the latest "record-breaking" comedy and "family-friendly" movie-performance at the box office , check out this link: Entertainment Media Performance.
12 January 2009
The DM-2 Project is nearing completion. Consisting only of five (5) feature films, this Private Placement Offering is planned to become effective 1 February 2009. Please check back for more details.
6 January 2009
The Industry-Renowned Film Llibrary of Grizzly Adams® has been updated and uploaded to the Website. The Library consists of some 600+ "Family-Friendly," "Classics," "Inspirational" and "Documentary" Titles, including a "Spanish" Catalog." The listings may be access either via GAP Corporate and Other Info Page or, directly, via the GAP Film Library Page.
For the Christmas and New-Year Holiday weekends (26 - 28 December and 2 - 4 January), "family-friendly" movies led the pack of five major (new) movie releases. The latest numbers are reviewed here: Entertainment Media Performance.
22 December 2008
Since it is expected that respective film revenues will be received in the near future (early in 2009), the DM-1 Project will shortly be closed to new investors. To learn the latest news or status, periodically visit The DM-1 Portfolio of Film Projects or check back here.
Further, the planned, new DM-2 Offering is in the final-draft stages. As presently anticipated, this Project will become effective 1 February 2009 and will consist only of "family-friendly" and "faith-based" feature films, the demand for which continues to grow. (Concerning current contitions and developments in the media marketplace, see the related comments and link immediately given below [9 December].)
9 December 2008
For some of the latest media- or entertainment-industry commentary concerning the "impressive revenues being generated" in these difficult economic times, look for this item heading: Entertainment Media Performance in Recessionary or Turbulent Economic Times — a separate link listed on the GAP News Release page.
26 November 2008
"Friends for Life" will be represented at The 16th Annual World Congress of Science and Factual Producers (WCSFP) gathering this 1 - 4 December 2008 at the Hilton Florence Metropole in Florence, Italy. See the DM-1 Portfolio (24 November News Release) for details.
21 November 2008
MarCom Awards has honored "Friends for Life" with a Platinum Award. (Two other GAP films also receive Gold and Platinum Awards.) See the DM-1 Portfolio (21 November News Release) for details.
20 November 2008
Earlier this week, it was briefly reported that "Friends for Life" (FFL) (". . . being extremely well received . . . .") won the top Adam Award in the third annual Sabaoth International Film Festival (concurrently, also their fifth annual music festival held 12 through 15 November in Milan, Italy). Awarded in the BEST FEATURE FILM category, the FFL film was shown in the early afternoon on 14 November ("Programme"). And, at this World Premier Event, ". . . comments were wonderful . . . many are asking about buying it, even with Italian subtitles . . . ." Official Adam Award announcements are pending uploads to the latter's as well as GAP's and RESOURCE's Websites. Please check back for more details.
Also today, Grizzly Adams® announced that Princ Films (a "dynamic" international distributor — active in more than 40 different world-wide locales) has been authorized to "Distribute for Broadcast" (News Release) the new Friends for Life Wolf Movie.
Additionally, RESOURCE and GAP herewith announce that the DM-1 Project will be closed effective at this year's end. And, as reported by GAP, revenue inflows will commence in 2009 relative to those films currently in or yet planned to be in the DM-1 Portfolio.
Further, presently targeted to be effective 1 January 2009, a new DM-2 Project is being reviewed. This Project's Portfolio will consist of some exciting "family-friendly" feature films — for which Grizzly Adams® is world renowned.
19 November 2008
Despite continuing economic difficulties, people continue to flock to entertainment alternatives. As reported yesterday by DIGG.COM:
"Overall, the top 12 films at the box office earned $137.69 million, 48.6 percent above the total for last year's top 12.
"The latest James Bond movie 'Quantum of Solace' took in a total of $67.5 million its opening weekend. It is the highest-grossing Bond flick in history, well above the record of 2002's 'Die Another Day,' which debuted with $47.1 million. In its second week, Paramount/DreamWorks' 'Madagascar' roared back with $35 million and crossed the $100 million mark to bring its 10-day gross to $116.91 million. And, continuing to surprise, the low-budget comedy 'Role Models' took third place with $11.15 million to bring its two-week total to $37.58 million. In limited release Danny Boyle's critically praised 'Slumdog Millionaire' opened with $360,018 at 10 theaters, or $36,002 per theater (compared with $19,568 for Quantum)."
18 November 2008
Grizzly Adams® releases a new documentary - "There Is More to The Secret." This television special examines the "Law of Attraction" versus Biblical teachings. - 13 November 2008 - (which may also be viewed via the DM-1 Portfolio page.)
6 November 2008
"Friends for Life" is now available for Donor Gifts and Retail Sales ("Feature" News Release) - 6 November 2008 - (which may also be viewed via the DM-1 Portfolio page.)
31 October 2008
Pertaining to the DM-1 Portfolio of Films, the two latest news releases from Grizzly Adams® may be accessed via this link. Additionally, two other new "general" (GAP-related only) news releases may be accessed here.
1 October 2008
"Friends for Life" enters the marketplace. For the latest, access GAP's "Email Licensing - Retail Blast."
Also, concerning the recent turmoil in global financial markets, read what some of the thoughts and news releases are relative to the expected Entertainment Media Performance in Recessionary or Turbulent Economic Times — an item heading shown on the GAP News Release page.
9 September 2008
During the late summer days, several updates and revisions have been made to both the DM-1 Offering document and to various Website pages. They include a Status-of-the-Offering update in the PPM (Contact RESOURCE for specifics.) and a number of GAP news releases being added for your viewing and reading convenience.
Concerning the latter, visit these two links, The DM-1 Portfolio of Film Projects and Some Recent Grizzly Adams® News Releases, for the latest Project developments. Also, accessible via the latter are some informative news reports and commentary relative to the performance of the movie- and the entertainment-industry during turbulent economic times.
7 July 2008
Consistent with its famed historical heritage, GAP has released a video clip of its new "Bear-Logo" movie introduction. On current and future projects, this front-end presentation will appear on every one of its film productions.
25 June 2008
Covering some of the latest entertainment-media news and various project developments, GAP has published a "Grizzly Adams® Update - July 2008" document (in "pdf" format) - which may be accessed via the "Some Recent GAP News Releases" or the "DM-1 Portfolio of Films" pages.
24 June 2008
A Grizzly Adams® news release provides more information and commentary regarding the Dove Foundation designating "Friends for Life" as a "Dove Family Approved" - "Suitable for All Ages" Movie and awarding it with FIVE DOVE AWARDS. See the "DM-1 Portfolio of Films.
14 May 2008
The "Friends for Life" feature film has been designated by the Dove Foundation as a "Dove Family Approved" - "Suitable for All Ages" Movie. And, the Foundation has presented the film with FIVE DOVE AWARDS. For additional "favorable-review" commentary, see the the What People Are Saying About Friends for Life.
10 April 2008
The "Friends for Life" "family-feature" movie and the new "Lincoln" documentary (the latest movie [the third of 12] planned for the DM-1 Portfolio) have been mentioned in recent GAP news releases. See the "DM-1 Portfolio" to review the latest developments.
20 March 2008
For your interest and convenience, several items have recently been uploaded to the GAP News Release Page. And, of those relating to the "DM-1 Portfolio", such might also be viewed on the latter link.
11 March 2008
The Associated Press observed today that, as in the previous "recession" years, the motion picture industry will likely be unaffected by the growing economic downturn.
Citing research by the National Association of Theatre Owners - which showed that, since the 1960s, box-office receipts rose in five of the past seven recession years.
Being published as the annual convention of the National Association of Theater Owners opens in Las Vegas this week, the API article quoted MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) Chief, Dan Glickman, as saying: "Most people would believe that (sic, 'the movie industry') offers a very good value. It's certainly much cheaper than a psychiatrist. ... To go into a darkened room where nobody can find you for two hours is great therapy, particularly when times are bad."
6 March 2008
"Friends for Life" has garnered an Awards for Excellence tribute from the prestigious Film Advisory Board. Located in Burbank, California, this organization is widely known for promoting family oriented and quality children's entertainment in the international movie industry.
As reported by GAP, text of the award may be read in the What People Are Saying About Friends for Life news release — Latest Update.
1 March 2008
Having passed through pre-production phases, Grizzly Adams® announced on 28 February that production activities have commenced on "The Ultimate Secret" - the announced title and subject of the First Docudrama planned for the DM-1 Portfolio. (Note: The Second Documentary remains in the pre-production phase. See the 26 December 2007 news item below.)
Of major interest in the "Hollywood" movie industry relative to notable "financing- or production-funding deals," on 28 February 2008, it was reported by numerous media- and business-related news entities* that the New-York-City based Relativity Capital LLC (a recently formed [January 2008] "hedge" fund) and Universal Studios** closed one of the largest "movie-financing" transactions in Hollywood's history.
Specifically, Relativity Capital, apparently, will be financing a slate or portfolio of 45 movies - thus, mitigating the "risk of loss" as compared to if "only one" were to be financed. The total funding is estimated at USD 1 Billion (worth an average of roughly USD 22.2 Million each).
Although complete details have not been released by the parties, it appears that - as stated by Universal's Executive Vice President, Michael Joe, "... in one deal, we've covered the bulk of our financing needs over the next three or four years, through a deal with one partner." (Italics and underscore added.) (Note: As one might correctly observe, that [similar to RESOURCE being the primary or fiduciary "partner" with Grizzly Adams® vis-a-vis the DM-1 Private-Placement Project] that one "hedge-fund" partner, ultimately, could well have more than one investor financing the planned slate of 45 films.)
As further commented on in some detail by "Portfolio.com," this new "Relativity-Universal" relationship "... should make for the most conspicuous example of the newer class of investor-friendly financing deals - ...." (italics and underscore added) - where, in addition to certain other "control" or "benefit" features associated with the funding relationship, it was mentioned or quoted that the apparently "sole investor" in the new "hedge-fund" is, in fact, another fund - itself having a reported 17-year track record of generating "... for its investors a 14.7% net compound annual return ...." - thus, implying that the said anticipated returns for the 45-film project might meet or, possibly, exceed that historical record.
Now, comparatively speaking, Grizzly Adams® and RESOURCE's DM-1 "Investor-Friendly" Film-Funding Project is uniquely and significantly different in its structure, namely:
(1) The investor's principal is guaranteed to be fully returned;
(2) The investor receives 100% of all "12-film-portfolio" net revenues until the principal has been returned, and thereafter 40% (with Grizzly Adams® and RESOURCE receiving, respectively; 50% and 10%); and,
(3) As based on Grizzly Adams'® "remarkably-successful" 30+ year track record (during which, as reported by industry observers: "Investors have never lost principal investments in a Grizzly Adams® production!"), the planned 12-film portfolio's annual internal rates of returns (IRs) are forecast between 20.2% and 36.7%.
Note: Given actual data through mid 2007 (which will be updated in the near future through the 2007 yearend), performance analyses of five Grizzly Adams'® films are presented in the DM-1 PPM document. Impressively, were these films to have been in the DM-1 portfolio, respective investors would have realized IRRs ranging - through mid last year - from 32.4% to 52.0% pa.
*Among the many reporting sources available on the Internet, other commentary on the "Relativity-Universal" funding matter might be accessed via these links: Business Wire The Euroinvestor (UK) The Hollywood Reporter The Los Angeles Times Reuters Variety
**For your convenience, informative background on Universal Studios, now a subsidiary of General Electric Corporation (also parent to NBC Television Network), might be accessed via Wikipedia.
THE ABOVE DISCUSSION AND PRESENTATION OF FEATURES, PERFORMANCE PROJECTIONS, AND/OR HISTORICAL RESULTS RELATIVE TO THE DM-1 PROJECT MAY NOT BE TAKEN AS A GUARANTEE OR STATEMENT OF FUTURE INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE CONCERNING THE PRIVATE PLACEMENT OFFERING. FURTHER, SUCH INVESTMENT IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO CERTAIN QUALIFYING AND DISCERNING INVESTORS. CAREFULLY READ THE OFFERING DOCUMENT AND, AS DEEMED NECESSARY, CONSULT QUALIFIED FINANCIAL ADVISORS.
7 February 2008
Grizzly Adams® announces the Subject and tentative Title of the First Docudrama planned for the DM-1 Portfolio.
Also, on 4 February 2008, regarding the "Friends for Life" feature film, more "advance-screening" reviews submitted by viewers have been been added to those previously referenced below.
11 January 2008
Regarding an"advance-screening" DVD (referenced 8 January 2008), for your convenience, some of the "initial responses" submitted by viewers of this FFL feature film have been uploaded.
10 January 2008
Today, GAP has reported that a final script is expected shortly relative to that new "docudrama," which was funded by RESOURCE on 23 October 2007.
Concerning the title and subject of this First "Docudrama" planned for the DM-1 Portfolio, more information will follow soon. (See 25 October 2007 below for other background details.)
8 January 2008
Following some miscellaneous video edits that were completed during last month, various DVD "screening" (or "pre-market") copies of "Friends for Life" (FFL) have made available in recent days to various distributor and/or marketing professionals in the entertainment industry, as well as, to other interested parties. And, to dated, based on some 30+ responses (expressions of interest or requests to acquire or license) from the former, we expect that the film will soon enter the commercial marketplace in one or more initial venues. More to follow.
26 December 2007
Effective today, RESOURCE has contracted with GAP to fund the production of a second "documentary" or "docudrama" film. Costing USD 400,000, this film will be the third targeted for the DM-1 Portfolio - the other two being the "Friends for Life" (a "feature" film) and the other being the first DM-1 "docudrama." (See the 25 October 2007 news release for other details concerning the latter.)
Regarding this planned new "docudrama" production, more information concerning the title and subject matter will be reported early in the new year.
6 December 2007
Remarkably, having required just under 5 months of "production" time (1 July to 6 December), the "Friends for Life" feature film has been finalized (or, as termed in industry parlance - "locked") and will now be made available to various segments of the entertainment industry.
Yesterday, the "formal presentation" of the promotional video clip or "trailer" for the Friends for Life movie, including respective digital "stills" and other text, have been posted on this Grizzly Adams® Website link. (Note: Should you desire a copy, a DVD containing the same [4-minute] video clip is also available. Contact GAP or RESOURCE.
As the news of this new Grizzly Adams® product - (being a fascinating and highly-desirable"family-friendly" movie) - has spread in the marketplace, an impressive number of various entertainment-industry parties (distributors, agents, studios, movie and TV executives, et. al.) are inquiring about the possibility of obtaining "first-market-rights" to this engaging and entertaining film.
Notes:
Being highlighted in "bold" titling, GAP's latest and most informative or interesting news releases might be accessed via this page.
With Goggle's® "YouTube" Internet site having become an internationally significant "publicity" tool, the "Friends for Live" "preview" will remain viewable via this link - as reported below.
20 November 2007
For your viewing enjoyment, a promotional video clip or "trailer" for the Friends for Life movie has been posted on this Goggle's® "YouTube" Website link. (Note: Shortly, such clip, along with other information will be viewable on GAP's Website. Should you desire such, a DVD containing the same video clip is also available. Contact GAP or RESOURCE.)
From day one (after reviewing initial drafts of the storyline concept and, then, the full script), RESOURCE has agreed with GAP that this movie will be a "marketplace" winner. And, we believe that you, too, will concur after viewing the referenced "promo."
Note: Based on having only received and read the most recent GAP News Release (15 November 2007) concerning this new DM-1 feature film, we understand that an impressive number of media distributors and TV stations, among others, have been contacting GAP principals for more information concerning the availability and release timing of this enjoyable and stunning family movie. Furthermore, RESOURCE believes that when the general media industry, as well as the public, view this Friends for Life "trailer," demand will indeed soar for this remarkable and emotionally touching Grizzly Adams® production.
12 November 2007
On 9 November, RESOURCE had the opportunity to briefly observe some of the final audio editing being completed on Friends for Life. It is a fascinating process to experience - watching the speed with which the technician digitally works with or adjusts a number of separate sound-track volume levels, moves them about, and/or tweaks the various foreground and background audio "over-lays." And, presently, with the "video-" and, now (as of last Friday), with the "audio-editing" phases reportedly complete, the final "technical-editing" phase begins, i.e., where titles, credits, etc. are added to the "front-" and "back-ends" of the movie.
From some of the scenes viewed during this latest and short visit to the editing studio, Friends for Life - in a remarkably short period of time - has made the transition from that rough, initial "director's cut" (first seen on 28 September) to a stunningly rendered and "near-final" product in only about five-weeks time.
Further, RESOURCE was impressed with the "original-music" sound track, which was composed by Merrill B. Jensen, an award-winning, Utah-based composer.* And, again, for him to have also completed the beautiful arrangements in such a short period of time bespeaks of his musical expertise and artistic talents.
Currently, GAP is working on a promotional clip, which will be available on the Internet in the near future. Periodically, check back here for its link and for the latest news concerning the film's entry into the marketplace.
*To date, Mr. Jensen has scored many movies and is especially known for having worked on a number of the entertaining and fascinating films shown in IMAX theaters. Among other film projects, he composed soundtracks for Where the Red Fern Grows, Windwalker, Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd, and an Oratorio (the latter being written for a college in Idaho).
As announced last month (See the below entry.), the "docudrama" (a new film targeted for the DM-1 portfolio), remains in the pre-production phase. Title and subject matter remain undisclosed. Again, check back for the latest news concerning this movie.
25 October 2007
Effective on 23 October 2007 and with a title and/or the theme of the movie yet to be made public, the second DM-1 film production was funded by RESOURCE. Having unusually "high-test" (market-research) ratings, this "docudrama" film has already entered "pre-production" processes and is planned for completion in early 2008. In the near future, please revisit this page for more information on this film.
Earlier this month concerning the first movie targeted for the DM-1 (12-film) portfolio, Friends for Life, the "director's-cut" video footage (referenced in last month's update) was "final-edited" or "locked," as they say in the industry. Presently, the movie is in the final stages of the "sound-" and "coloration-editing" processes. Further, in the near future, it is expected that a short, promotional video clip will be available on the Internet for your viewing convenience. Periodically, please check back for more details on this full-length feature film.
Note: Concerning these two "currently-in-process" productions, the total funded value is USD 1 Million (roughly EUR 700 K, based on today's FX rate of about USD 1.43 to EUR 1.00). With recent progress being realized and interest being generated among investors both internationally and in North America, the present plans are to have the DM-1 Private-Placement Offering totally funded by the year end.
28 September 2007
In an amazingly short period of time, a "director's cut" of the Friends for Life movie was completed yesterday and viewed by various producers, directors, and other production executives. Although yet being in a rough format and requiring more audio and visual editing work, the presentation of the "director's cut" reflected the fine talents and expertise of all who have been and are yet associated with the film's production and ultimate completion.
During the next few weeks, the editing staff will continue work on the movie that is targeted to be finished in time for the up-coming Holiday Season, which involves important TV viewing and DVD marketing opportunities.
27 August 2007
The final few scenes of Friends for Life were filmed last Saturday - on 25 August.
Following about three weeks of "pre-production" activities (cast auditions, "shoot" location visits and respective selections, crew staffing, etc. - 9 through 31 July 2007) and, then, by "production" or "actual-filming" activities (1 August through 25 August 2007), the first DM-1, full-length feature film now enters the "post-production" phase for various audio and video editing processes. With the latter expected to require four to six weeks, the movie could be ready for the marketplace by late September or mid October 2007.
Thus, in time for the year-end Holiday Season, Friends for Life would be available for the various North American and international media markets (TV / Cable / Satellite or Dish networks, DVD sales, various film distributors, etc.).
Further, during a "production-wrap" gathering that took place for members of the cast and production crews, RESOURCE had the opportunity to view a 20-minute collage of some of the daily "takes," - which, having been quickly assembled, were in a rough, unedited format. Yet, the short video clip depicted well the stunning imagery of the digitally-shot scenes and presented adequately some of the interesting and entertaining themes of the movie.
Based on what was shown in the screening room in the production company's studio, all present were of the opinion that this first (DM-1) feature film will be well received in the marketplace.
In the movie, there are some incredibly rare and fascinating scenes of bear, wolf, and other cast storyline action. One was left to wonder how those world-renowned (Utah-based) handlers were able to train those animals to perform as they did at the various shoot locations. And, further, the digital photography and talents of the production crew were judged remarkable.
In the near future, RESOURCE plans to obtain a few more "jpg" shots of certain action frames and upload them for your viewing enjoyment. However, the digital "stills" will never portray what the "live" audio/video action does.
Periodically, access this "pictures" link to view a few other "shoot-location" scenes that will be shortly uploaded. Also, at some point, a short "trailer" or "promo" video will be viewable via the Internet. Again, occasionally, re-visit this page for more info.
16 August 2007
Yesterday, Grizzly Adams® formally announced the title and storyline for the latest family-friendly (full-length) feature film. For your convenience, the following is a link to GAP's latest, as well as, other recent press releases.
6 August 2007
On 3 August 2007, in the famed Wasatch Mountains of Utah, filming commenced on GAP's latest family-friendly (full-length) feature film. "On-Location-Action" and "Behind-the-Scenes" Shots of Some of the Grizzly Adams® Films targeted for the DM-1 Portfolio have been uploaded for your viewing enjoyment.
If convenient, should you desire to visit any of the respective production or filming locations in Utah, contact GAP or RESOURCE for more information regarding the various planned schedules.
31 July 2007
Filming is scheduled to commence this week on the previously reported first film targeted for the DM-1 Project. Shortly thereafter, some digital pictures of these activities will be uploaded to this WS for your viewing pleasure. Please check back in 4 or 5 days. More information will follow.
20 July 2007
Today, concerning that first "family-friendly" film that is planned for the DM-1 Project (previously reported herein), RESOURCE had the opportunity to visit the respective pre-production office facilities, located in Salt Lake City, Utah, and to meet with the director (a 30+ year veteran in the industry and a resident of southern California), including other "film-production-related" personnel. It was reported that casting auditions are in the final stages and that the "on-site" filming, using digital cameras and other support equipment, will commence early next month. The actual filming is expected to require only three to four weeks. Thereafter, post-production work commences, again, utilizing "state-of-the-art" digital electronics.
Concerning the latter, during today's visit, RESOURCE also had the opportunity to visit one of the available post-production facilities and to see "in-action" some of the latest digital (audio and visual) editing devices that are used in rendering "final-film" products. Observing the speed and accuracy with which such "digital" editing can be made by the technicians, the casual observer might readily understand the definite "cost advantages" that support or enable such "high-quality"and, yet, "low-budget" film endeavors for which Grizzly Adams® is admired throughout the industry.
Given (1) the existing and extensive "movie-industry" infrastructures; (2) the diversified "filming-site" alternatives; (3) the extraordinary "workforce" options; and, (3) the state or municipality "movie-production" incentives that are available, this GAP production will be shot or filmed entirely in Utah.
Interestingly, today, in one of Utah's local newspapers, it was pointed out that the State's diversified filming sites or "shoot-location" alternatives are sought and/or favored by many movie producers and studios. Further, in the article, it was mentioned that 23 "feature" films had some or all of their filming origins in Utah during fiscal 2007 (1 July 2006 through 30 June 2007).
Note: As previously mentioned to RESOURCE by various third-party industry insiders, reportedly, Chuck Sellier was one of the major "early-on" driving forces that put Utah on the "movie-making map" - which largely occurred when the famed "The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams" television series (based on a book which Chuck authored) were all shot on location in Utah's renowned Rocky Mountains. (This TV series was highly successful and ran for some ten years on the NBC TV network.)
For more information on GAP and Chuck (President and CEO of Grizzly Adams®), including a number of other members of GAP's team, see Exhibits 2 and 3 in the DM-1 Offering document.
DM-1 investors or prospective subscribers, who wish to visit the referenced Utah production facilities or to witness actual filming activities, please contact GAP or RESOURCE to discuss the possibilities and/or make personal arrangements.
19 July 2007
Production work continues on the first "family-friendly" full-length feature film that will be a part of the DM-1 portfolio. (See last week's news release.) It is expected that, in the near future, more concerning the details of this film might be reported here.
Additionally, in recent days, a second consulting agreement has been signed with another experienced media firm. Having both international and North American contacts, this company believes that a number its contacts and/or clients should be made aware of Grizzly Adams® and the Company's current and future movie production plans.
Again, periodically, revisit this page for the latest developments. Or, for more information contact GAP or RESOURCE.
11 July 2007
Relative to the planned DM-1 portfolio of 12 digital films, on 9 July, Grizzly Adams® commenced production of the first "family-friendly" full-length feature film.* GAP has reported that the director and his crew are assembling on location to begin the "shooting" or filming process - which will utilize the latest "state-of-the-art" digital technology and equipment.
*For confidentiality reasons, the title and subject material of this new digital movie will not be presented here.
Further, GAP announced late last week that the second feature film planned for the DM-1 portfolio is under final review - yet, still being in a preliminary draft format. More to follow.
Periodically, revisit this page for the latest developments. Or, for more information contact GAP or RESOURCE.
5 July 2007
Last week in the famed Adlershof* area of Berlin (Germany), RESOURCE presented the planned DM-1 Project at the 2007 European Venture Market forum. Some of the European-based attendees expressed interest in the Offering. Further discussions are pending.
*A number of movie studios are located in this quarter of Berlin, which city is world-famous for its movie industry - both past and present.
NOTE: Respective versions (either standard Internet ["html" coded files] or Microsoft®"PowerPoint" ["ppt" coded files] of a short slide show might be viewed here: Slide-Show Presentations. (Note: In the"ppt" coded files, a Grizzly Adams® DVD segment is not included, due to its 36-MB size, and, thus, will not appear or play when reaching the black, rectangular-boxed area of one slide. Simply click past this box to finish the presentation.)
Further, late last month, a consulting agreement for the DM-1 Offering was signed with an Eastern U.S. "media-investment" firm. This firm believes that a number of known parties might be referred to investigate the investment opportunity.
Also, for your convenience, two recent informative news releases from GAP might be viewed here: 3 July 2007 and 14 June 2007.
12 June 2007
Three addenda have been added to the International and the North American PPMs. Impacting investment-performance projections, they address certain enhancements rendered to the planned Offering.
Qualifying accredited or sophisticated prospective investors continue to inquire concerning the DM-1 Project. Further, during the last week of this month in Europe, as invited, RESOURCE will be presenting this unique opportunity to an International Investment Forum. Some 150 to 200 institutional and other discerning investors are anticipated to be present.
21 May 2007
GAP has announced that the production of the first DM-1 feature film is planned to commence in August 2007. Further, TV networks and other distribution venues continue to inquire as to production plans for this film, as well as, concerning other pending GAP/DM-1 products.
The expanding demand for "family-friendly" movies continues to be reported in various news publications. On 12 May 2007, during the Character And Morality In Entertainment (CAMIE) Awards, some 500 people gathered in Hollywood to honor filmmakers who produce uplifting movies. For your convenience two links noting the event are a moviepicks® release and a Utah newspaper article.
Further, as having taken place in Warsaw, Poland, The Fourth World Conference on Families has been in the news of late. For your interest, just two of the many (national and international) reports concerning such are a Catholic World News publication and another Utah newspaper article.
11 May 2007
Yesterday, GAP advised RESOURCE that, in mid June, pre-production work will commence for the first feature film which has been targeted for inclusion in the DM-1 project. It is expected that more on this "high-testing" digital movie theme might be announced later this month or early in June. (Note: As earlier referenced pertaining to the twelve films planned for the DM-1 portfolio, the content or story lines, including the respective titles, have been preliminary determined. However, at this time, being proprietary or confidential in nature, such detail will not be presented here.)
Further commenting on the marketplace, GAP mentioned that a number of the major TV networks continue to inquire (and again most recently) of the company concerning the availability of new "family-friendly" productions. In these conversations about various film subjects or story lines that are planned by GAP, these network executives requested that, as soon as possible, the respective films be produced and made available to address the continuing strong market demand for such product.
Currently, relative to the DM-1 Offering, both in Europe and in North America, a number of prospective subscribers are reviewing respective PPM documents. Early indications or estimates are that, by the end of May or early in June (from a number of additional subscribers who have been preliminary contacted and who are presently reviewing this "significantly-unique" project), a total of USD 600 K to USD 1 Million might have been received.
28 April 2007
In recent days, GAP has advised RESOURCE that there are now fourteen films that are either awaiting production or are in various stages of preparation or finalization.
From both international and North American areas, a number of new inquiries from prospective and qualified investors regarding this unique project have been received. During the coming days and weeks, various preliminary discussions have either taken place and/or additional formal meetings and presentations are now planned.
20 April 2007
Latest developments include the following significant items:
1. RESOURCE has been informed that, as of late this week or early next, the first "international-investor" funds have been or will be forwarded to the Company.
2. In view of the expressed interest in this "significantly-unique" media-industry Offering project and the subsequently scheduled meetings in April and May with various North American investors, it is expected that additional funds will be invested in the DM-1 project during the next few weeks. As projected, these funds - as they accrue in the escrow account - will ultimately facilitate the commencement of the filming of two or more "high-testing" (via GAP's "proven" market-research methodologies) FF's and DF's. Three of these "market-tested" film types are presently being reserved for the DM-1portfolio.
3. Today, GAP stated to RESOURCE that a total of twelve shows or films, presently, either are finalized and await production or are in the final stages of development. Further, relative to the DM-1 Offering, as conceived and structured, GAP anticipates a long-term and successful working relationship with the Company.
10 April 2007
Last week, as had been earlier planned, a "North American" version of the DM-1 Offering document was completed.
Beginning this week, in coordination with GAP, RESOURCE and its authorized associates will be contacting and presenting the "diversified-portfolio" (DM-1 Offering) concept to various U.S. and Canadian investors who have previously invested in GAP's media productions. Also, presentations will be given to a number of other parties who previously have expressed a desire to mitigate risks by having an option to participate (partially or totally) in the funding of a "diversified" portfolio of both feature and documentary films.
The availability of the latter "portfolio" alternative - coupled with the "return-of-principal-investment" guarantee - is deemed to be significantly unique in the entertainment marketplace.
Concerning the DM-1 project, the immediate objective is to timely acquire USD 1.3 M (about EUR 1 M) so that planned film-production projects might commence.
26 March 2007
In a meeting today in Salt Lake City with GAP principals, it was discussed that the next two films to be produced are a touching FF and a fascinating DF. Having "tested high" in market research, both are expected to perform well in the commercial marketplace.
DM-1 Offering documents have been finalized and RESOURCE is completing plans to print and distributed such to qualified prospective investors - in Canada, Germany, and the U.S.
17 March 2007
GAP has advised RESOURCE that it is currently in the process of reviewing six (6) more film subjects (DF and FF topics) and shortly will be completing initial market research on scripting and titling.
15 March 2007
1. Preparing to launch the DM-1 Offering, RESOURCE has received the formal "Corporate Guarantee for Return of Principal Investment" (the original / signed) agreement from GAP. This"principal-return-guarantee" document is now formally attached to the PPM as Exhibit 1.
2. Concerning recent discussions, GAP has indicated that it is reserving four DF's. and three FF's for the DM-1 Offering. Having received "high-test" ratings of the subject material or scripts (utilizing GAP's unique and proprietary market-research system), the seven films are forecast to do well in their respective marketplaces or distribution venues.
Note: To complete the planned "twelve-film" diversified portfolio, four more DFs and one more FF are presently under consideration or pending finalization. Continue to check back for more information on these five films as they become available.
3. With reference to the Item 4 of the 26 February 2007 Update below (concerning possible tax-write-off benefits for U.S.- and/or Internationally-domiciled, tax-paying investors), Exhibit 6 has been added to the DM-1 PPM. Based on the assumptions and projections outlined therein, the conservative, moderate, and superior scenarios could reflect IRRs of 34.6%, 40.7%, and 52.4% per annum, respectively. Regarding such, carefully read the important disclosures contained in the respective PPMs.
3 March 2007
1. In association with another U.S. investor, GAP has commenced the production of a documentary film concerning the latest Noah's Ark findings. As announced, it's title is "Noah's Ark - Has It Been Found?"
2. With the growing "bones" controversy (as reported by many national and international news organizations) over James Cameron's forthcoming documentary concerning the reputed find of Jesus' burial place in Jerusalem, GAP's "Shroud of Turin" documentary is expected to perform exceptionally well in the national and international marketplace. Note: This documentary (entitled "Fabric of Time: Are the Secrets of the Universe Hidden in an Ancient Cloth") was announced in mid January 2007.
3. Other documentary and feature films remain available for the planned, diversified portfolio outlined for the DM-1 project.
26 February 2007
1. The preliminary DM-1 Offering documents are being reviewed by various prospective investors, advisors, and other parties within the U.S. and internationally.
2. GAP has completed the market research (subject matter and titling) for eight DFs and three FFs and is ready with scripts. Production is pending the completion of funding arrangements with investors, including those subscribing to the DM-1 Offering. Concerning the planned twelve-film DM-1 portfolio, other FF and DF story concepts are currently being researched and are expected to be made available in the near future.
3. In view of requests for such, RESOURCE is reviewing the possible completion of a "North-American" PPM, that is, a DM-2 Offering and/or allowing U.S. investors to acquire investment share interests in the DM-1 Offering. Completion of a U.S. version will be dependent on the present expressed interest in the "International" DM-1 Offering and on discussions with principals of GAP.
4. Yet to be considered for addition to the DM-2 and/or the DM-1 Offering document is an overview of certain or possible U.S. tax-shelter benefits that pertain to audio-visual productions, which benefits might be of interest to certain U.S.-domiciled as well as Internationally-domiciled investors. Should a "tax-advantage" analysis be added and the "investment-performance" sections expanded in the PPM, along with requisite financial and legal reviews, it is expected that this will require two weeks or more to complete.
Note: Since the enactment of the "Jobs Creation Act of 2004" (Tax Act) (Section 181 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service [IRS] code), investors have taken advantage of a granted "100%" tax write-off of certain amounts invested to produce audio-visual works. In other words, through 2009, movie production, reportedly, has become a sanctioned "tax shelter" by the U.S. federal government. (Some states also allow tax credits for similar investments or might directly tender specific cash payments to off-set certain costs of media productions filmed within their borders.)
Specifically, given a film production and one or more investors therein, this federally enacted "tax-reduction" benefit allows up to a maximum of USD 15 M (up to USD 20 M in certain unique cases) that may be totally written off against certain types of earned income. And, under this code, the allowance applies to both individuals and other tax-entity types.
Thus, assuming an investor with a federal tax-bracket of, say, 35%, a USD 1 M investment in a movie could possibly save him/her/it USD 350 K in taxes. Or, in other words, under provisions of this Tax Act, the U.S. IRS system (or Government) credits (gives) the investor USD 350 K "tax free" for helping to "create jobs" in the U.S. domestic movie industry.
The above is only a very brief review of Section 181 and is not a complete analysis nor is such meant in any way to be tax advice. Further, it must be emphasized here that since each prospective and qualified investor has unique tax situations, which are often quite complex and require careful analyses, professional tax counsel should be sought concerning any possible application or non-application of the referenced Tax Act. Furthermore, regarding this subject as it might relate to the DM-1 Offering, read the important disclosure statements and other information contained in the PPM.
Periodically, please check back for new entries.
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Thus, in light of the "Safe-Harbor" provisions that pertain to such "forward-looking" statements, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking information. There is always an inherent investment risk that actual results may differ materially from those projected in any forward-looking statements. And, where deem advisable, professional counsel might be sought.
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