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Nice article on "Battle of Varanasi". Medient is mentioned.
http://www.newindianexpress.com/entertainment/hindi/Battle-of-Varanasi-Being-Made-Into-Film/2014/05/03/article2203807.ece
Atlas is representing "Cold War Requiem" at Cannes. This movie has not been made yet, so they're probably trying to stir up interest for funds. I know this was a pet project of Michael Caines. I read he was trying to find budget to make this movie. It recreates a role he played years ago, but this time the character comes out of retirement. I wish I understood how Atlas gets paid when they represent movies before they are made. It was the same thing when they took Stephen Kings "A Good Marriage" and "Road to Capri" to Cannes. King's movie has been made and Capri is currently filming.
Here's the mood trailer for "Cold War Requiem" and it looks good. I'm a big Michael Caines fan. It should stir up some interest.
http://vimeo.com/42096074
Any one here into Martial Arts? I found some pretty cool dd on Tarantella's future plans (including plans with Medient and Atlas).
This chart was just uploaded two days ago. Give it a minute for the chart to load and then hit arrow button to go from one bubble to the next (they enlarge so you can read them). If you don't want to watch the videos, just hit the arrow button again! It looks like we are going to be involved in the two action films and the reality game show. The game show is a Martial Arts competition and has teams from about every country you can think of. One of the action films is also a Martial Arts movie.
I thought the chart that shows Tarantella's past performance on film budget versus revenues was interesting too. It just shows how these small budget pictures can make money. Pay attention to the recent news bubble too. Looks like they've formed a joint partnership to do a show for google called "Kick". I'm curious how they managed that.
http://prezi.com/edanhn6myx1k/tarantella-pictures/
geezz.. you better look at that report again. It was 300K not 300M. Nice try though!
Thanks Ragsy and everyone else who shared info from the call. It sounds like we might have some more positive developments soon. I love the potential here.. it's so relevant to what's hot in the entertainment industry these days.
Bennie has been able to assemble a pretty cool team too. I know Campiti has a ton of experience and is well known/respected in the Comic Industry. I was also excited when Longo came on board as director of advertising. His experience/association with DC Comic's advertising is priceless.
Go REDG
Your question about Koppleman is the same thing I've been wondering. He's very involved with Wall Street and should be very aware of how to play the game. I don't know why he hasn't been more involved. He should have been able to easily find a MM that would be friendly to the company. I've seen it before. In fairness to Manu, he's been pretty busy out cutting deals and trying to make things happen. I give him credit for that. He just needs someone at home helping him on the market side.
I don't think they fired Jake. There was a perception that Jake was the CFO, Manu clarified that Jake isn't the CFO and they were looking for a CFO. I believe that, because Manu has been signing the SEC filings with CFO as his title.
That's what I thought too. But I contacted OTCMarkets yesterday when REDG got bumped to inquire why. OTCMarkets are the ones that give the market designations for companies. They sent me the following e-mail.
I Agree, at first I gave the poster the benefit of the doubt, but the more he posted, the more he looked like he had an agenda. We seem to have a lot of those these days! LOL
Great post Rodger! Thanks
All three of those links are about the same case. Indigo Creek Holdings was the company they tried to form to sell insurance. It happened 10 years ago.
It has NOTHING to do with MDNT, Shore Development or Titan. The only common denominator is Blackburn. He was on the board of Indigo, is now an employee of Titan (Titan is owned by an attorney)and is President of Shore.
Go to ihub FAQ (see HELP at the bottom of this page)and there is a link that tells how to upload pics to ihub.
If your talking about the judgement and law suits on Yellow, this board already knows and has talked about it several times. I've read the cases on Pacer too.
I got an answer from "OTC Markets" on why they were bumped to the pinks. It must be a rolling wave.. in other words, they have to have .01 within the last 30 days of every trading day. I guess that's why they weren't bumped on the the 1st, but on the 2nd. Although looking at etrade, it looked like they had a bid of .01 on April 2nd and 3rd too.
I can't figure out why REDG was dropped to the pinks. They were not listed as one of the companies that did not meet the requirements (see OTC Market news below). They actually should have met the requirements, because they did have a bid of .01 in April.
I've sent an inquiry to "OTC Markets" to see if I can find out why. I will let you know if I get a response in the next couple of days.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/news/press-center/release/New-OTCQB-001-Bid-Price-Requirement-Effective-May-1-International-ExchangeListed-Companies-Now-Eligible-for-Trading?id=864
Great minds..I sent him a very similar tweet earlier today... LOL
I asked him if he would update us on the Issued and Outstanding. I told him the gag on the TA invites manipulation.
I also asked, if he would upload the presentation they gave in Vegas to the Medient Web page.
LOL He got the message wrong. Here's what Manu said:
Here's another interesting youtube review. He has some interesting thoughts/takes on several of the Red Giant free comics.
Red Giant Reviews starts at 5:50 mark.
Thank you for the link!
I took my 13 yr old grandson to our local comic book store yesterday (in a suburb of Houston). It's a fairly large store and we got there about 10 minutes after they opened. I about fainted when I saw the line waiting to get in. We had to wait outside in line for almost an hour. The place was packed with people of all ages. I spent the hour talking to people (surrounding us in line) about comics, particularly Red Giant. Nobody was familiar with them, but they got interested when I told them I was an investor and started explaining they were just getting started. Everyone was really interested in the weekly free comic model. A dad with three teens said his kids love comics, but the prices were killing him.
When we got inside the store, there were long tables with stacks of the free comics. They explained the start of the tables were comics geared for younger children and then progressed to adult at the end. I asked the guys behind the table if they had the Red Giant comics and they knew instantly what I was talking about. They said they were in different locations on the tables depending on the book. They allowed us to take 5 free comics each, so I was able to get all 4 of the issues. My grandson grabbed 3, he passed on the Magika because he said it looked like it was for "kids". LOL I watched carefully after we went by the tables to see if other people were grabbing them. There were a lot of comics to pick from, but I saw several people grab the Red Giant issues. Especially Magika, because there were a lot of young children there, but not really very many comics for them. The people I stood by in line found the Red Giant issues and had to show me they had picked them up too! LOL
My grandson is a "Dr Who" and "Deadpool" fan. He was looking for a couple of classics and the manager of the store helped him with them. The manager was probably about 40 and very knowledgeable about comics. I asked him about Red Giant, he knew of them and said they were starting to do some interesting things. He asked me if I saw their comics on the table and I told him I got them.
I was very happy with the Red Giant comics. Although I haven't had time to read them all, the artwork is great! After my grandson read the classics he bought, he started on the 5 free ones he got. He told me the 3 Red Giant comics were "actually" pretty good (better then the other 2 free ones he picked up). He said "Wayward Sons" and "Pandora's Blogs" were his two favorites. He said he would like to have more of both. That was all I needed to hear! LOL
Anyway, I'm happy to own shares here. I see a bright future, if they can continue to implement their plan and get a handle on the dilution.
I was actually surprised to see they released a PR on it today. This movie is part of their film slate at Cannes. They're actually screening this one at the festival. I expected them to wait and announce it with the rest of their Cannes film slate.
I watched the trailer a couple of weeks ago. It looks like a beautiful movie.
The first Phase which includes the roads, utilities and Studio One is estimated to cost $50M (per contract with Shore). Medient should see more revenues come in after the completion of this phase.
I don't expect the total expense of Phase 1 to be covered by stock either. I think some of the cost will be covered by financing with using the land as collateral (see quote below).
Silver, you've made it obvious you don't like this stock. If you don't like it, don't buy it.. it's really that simple. LOL
From the 10K
I think we will see the dilution back off some. I'm guessing the bulk of the shares sold, were to cover the $100k due to Shore by May 4th or 5th. According to the contract, a payment of 100K is due 45 days after execution of the contract which was March 20th.
Link to contract (See 4.2 Payments).
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1476278/000101489714000132/exhibit10.htm