Capital Atlantic Enterprises, LLC148 North Main StreetFlorida, NY 10921845.738.8139info@odntproductions.com

Company Details:- Private company founded in 2011

Funding Required:$7.5 Million

Use of Funds:- Produce preliminary’Street Battles’- Develop Social Community Web Site- Staging and production of thirteen (13) first season episodes- Marketing to top-tier sponsors- Follow up marketing to networks

Company Details:- Private company founded in 2011

Funding Required:$7.5 Million

Use of Funds:- Produce preliminary’Street Battles’- Develop Social Community Web Site- Staging and production of thirteen (13) first season episodes- Marketing to top-tier sponsors- Follow up marketing to networks

Projected Show RevenuesAnticipated first season revenues from network licensing, downloads and top-tier sponsorships of approximately $13.5 Million. Additional revenues projected from on-tour performances and merchandising are approximately $50 Million. Life expectancy of BTV show is estimated at 6-8 seasons.

Return on Investment:Interest paid quarterly on all funds. Once aired, investor will receive options of either a 130% direct ROI or shares (to be computed) of show and its ongoing revenues.

Competitive Advantages:- Partnership with KMK Classic Media (Principals well-known and respected in Hip-Hop industry)- Second largest selling music genre in the world- High participation rate amongst 18-49 year old market- Innovative plans for technology, competitor compensation and charity organizations

Management TeamSteven Powell: (ODNT) Managing Partner & Creative Director Tahlaad Mahboeb: (ODNT) Partner & Line ProducerKhalil Lundy: (KMK) Music Producer & Founder of Force MDsMickey Bentson: (KMK) Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Business ManagerShaun ‘Kangol’ Fequiere: (KMK) Music Composer & Producer

Product Development Cycle:

COMPLETED:- Concept Registrations and Trademarks- Season #1 Episode and Tour Outlines- Season #1 Financial Projections- Promotional Web Site and Graphics- Promotional Video Teaser- Theme Music

IN PROGRESS: - Promotional Video Trailer- Market Sponsorship Opportunities- Market network licensing

AFTER FUNDING- Create Administrative Infrastructure- Stage preliminary ‘Street Battles’ for promotional exposure- Develop Social Community Web Site- Recruit Competitors, Scouts, Judges- Schedule On-tour Calendar- Develop Merchandise

Title: BattlefieldTVCompany Profiles: BattlefieldTV is being produced by Old Dogs New Tricks Productions in association with KMK Classic Entertainment.

Offering: Battlefield TV is a series of interactive reality television shows highlighting cultural music and talent competitions on a global scale. The recipe for these shows is a mixture of talent competitions, reality TV and variety show elements.

BattlefieldTV’s first entry embraces the multi-cultural world of Hip-Hop. The show’s overall theme is the development of new hip-hop artists encompassing music, poetry, dance and painting. Competitions will be similar in many ways to existing talent competitions presently being aired, however rather than static, slow moving theatre presentations, the majority of the show will be filmed ‘on tour’ throughout North America and the Caribbean Islands, creating interest through personal engagement and tourism features. Each season following will widen the competition to include other continents throughout the world.

Unique Details: Broadly described, the BattlefieldTV is a combination of MTV’s Road Trip and Fox’s America Has Talent with the fast pace of the 1970’s comedy show, Laugh-In. In addition to the actual music competitions, hour-long episodes will be packed with smaller-scale art, dance and comedy competitions, variety-styled features highlighting Hip-Hop’s impact in extreme sports and fashion, early pioneers and industry expert advice on performance, the music industry and living/performing on tour. While most competition shows are relatively staid and slow moving, each episode of BattlefieldTV’s content will be delivered at breakneck speeds to keep viewers glued to their screens.

BattlefieldTV takes the negative element out of ‘rap’ and moves toward the evolution of Hip Hop, broadening the show’s potential viewers to include much of mainstream America.

Additional innovations of the show lie in its use of cutting edge technology, compensation to its competitors and its ties to charitable giving.

TECHNOLOGY: Initial auditions will be submitted via the show’s interactive web site, with talent scouts and judges recruited into the BattlefieldTV social-media-styled community. While on tour, judging will be conducted via Live feeds through smart phones, tablets and laptops. Features will also be produced showing contestants communicating with family and, as applicable, consulting with other artists.

COMPETITOR COMPENSATION: Votes will be tallied by downloads of original performances from the show, audio and video as applicable. Downloads will be

priced at the same price as the now traditional use of phone voting, but artists will receive royalties for every download, thus ensuring that even eliminated contestants will receive compensation for their efforts equal to their popularity.

CHARITABLE GIVING: Each contestant must choose a not-for-profit group they are competing for and split a percentage of their royalties with that organization. One of the final season episodes will be dedicated to the performance of original music focusing on that charity.

Marketplace: The market for Hip-Hop is expansive and global, with an estimated 100 million fans worldwide, including 50 million in the U.S. alone. Hip-Hop is the second largest selling music category, trailing only Country (for which, by comparison, there are already three dedicated cable networks). There are at least two Hip-Hop radio stations ranked among the nation’s Top 10 (based on listener data) in nine of the ten largest U.S. Markets. Hip-Hop has become the promotional power house for brands like Budweiser, Microsoft, Pepsi, Coca-Cola, GM, and Burger King to influence the movement and ideas of the 18-34 year old market..

Business Plan: Reality television shows are attractive to networks due to their comparatively low production costs vs. advertising revenues and competition shows have proven themselves strongly over the last decade. ODNT has partnered with KMK Classic Media, owned by well-known Hip-Hop performers and managers, to ensure its credibility in the marketplace.

In addition to network licensing fees, television show revenue sources include top-tier technology sponsors, downloads/votes, on-tour performance tickets, tourism boards from each on-tour location and ongoing sales of original music aired on the show. Potential top-tier sponsors include technology companies such as Apple and Cisco, fashion companies such as Tommy Hilfiger, Kangol Hats and King Apparel and electronics/games manufacturers such Nintendo and W3 Creative, as well as the existing brands in the Hip-Hop industry mentioned above. (Financial projections available upon request.)

ADDITIONAL PROPERTY DEVELOPMENTBattlefieldTV offers numerous opportunities for successful spin-offs within the Hip-Hop genre as well as other genres such as Country, Rock & Roll, etc... Merchandising opportunities include accessories, fashion lines, interactive games and electronics products. Additional revenues will be generated via performance tours and ongoing sales of the original music specifically generated