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A distributor is interested in Sam and Leah! Read this! Ted Chalmers Entertainment, Inc. California Office: 8306 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 710, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Arizona Office: 13980 W. Bell Rd., #11-109, Surprise, AZ 85374 Tel. (800) 416-9842 Fax (323) 375-1673 February 10, 2008 Steve Cosmic 1898 Balsam Street Apartment 4 Vancouver BC Canada V6K 3M4 Re: “Sam and Leah” Dear Mr. Cosmic, Thank you for sending the screenplay entitled, SAM AND LEAH. I have carefully reviewed the project and found it to be a very entertaining, marketable and thought provoking project. It is viable for both the U.S. and International markets. This letter shall memorialize my interest in distributing the film on a world wide basis, based on the screenplay, budget and potential cast list submitted. Please keep us informed of the financing and production of the film. I have been a film and TV distribution executive since 1990, and I have worked for such film and distribution companies as Rich International, Trans Atlantic Entertainment, Michael Burnett Productions, Genre Entertainment, Raven Pictures International, Creative Light Entertainment, Halcyon International and Moving Pictures International. My company, Ted Chalmers Entertainment, Inc., attends all the major film and TV markets, including the American Film Market and Cannes. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or let me know if I can be of any further assistance. Thank you again for this opportunity. Sincerely, Ted Chalmers President Ted Chalmers Entertainment, Inc. Investor's Statements "I believe that movies can inspire and enrich our lives, along with entertaining us. I love independent films because they are unfettered from the canned templates of Hollywood movies. There are a number of aspiring artists in film that probably will not get the financial backing to do the films that they want do. These are films that we need to see. I am taking a chance on Steve Cosmic because he is driven to bring his project to life come hell or high water. The progression of his shorts leads me to believe he is deserving of a chance to make a feature length film. Sam and Leah will be a film with an uplifting message for all. As an investor, I am looking forward to making a good profit. Who among us investors would not have liked to have financed Spike Lee's first film "She's Gotta Have It?" Nobody knew who he was. Not to put any pressure on you Steve." Ron Beck Investor (California) beck@ipac.caltech.edu (626) 395-1940 "I've always been the type of person who lives to make things happen, be it a crazy idea of mine or a story that's waiting to be brought to life. And how I got involved is interesting because I didn't find this script but it found me. I didn't know about this project until I met Steve, and I didn't know Steve until I overheard him at work in a conversation about an upcoming production. Once you talk to him you'll find out he's one of the more resourceful and multi-talented people around. He's been a bushpilot, a surveyor, writer, aerial photographer, inventor, industrial designer, publisher, hypnotherapist, and workshop leader. I knew from the moment that I met him that he had the creativity and resourcefulness to get things done no matter what they were. It comes as no surprise that his last short film won two awards, and I expect the same quality from Steve to bring in more awards for Sam & Leah. Besides a romance plot, it touches on the subject of drugs and abusive relationships which has been a central theme to his recent works to inspire those in need to reach out and get help. The personal experience with overcoming drugs and child abuse allows the film to deal with the subject with realism, and I believe the educational value of this film will see it also being shown on networks outside of the normal drama distribution channels." Alex Yuen Vancouver 778-882-7226 alexyuen@mac.com |