Italy Boys 3D Movie

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Expected Release Date 2011
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How To Create The Next Blockbuster Hit Film?
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The biggest lie that was ever told was that the
Devil does not exist.
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The second one is There is no such thing as
the Mafia.
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Combine the stars from Godfather, Casino,
Goodfellas and Sopranos with a script Vinny
Vella was quoted as saying was one of the best
he has ever read then add 3D to create a
sure fire epic saga of the Next Decade.
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Just as our Executive producer Allen J. Schwalb
selected Superman, Rocky, and the James Bond
films, this film is sure to become a cult
classic.
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The names have been changed to protect the
guilty, the stories were part of Detroits
violent history.
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The Italy Boys brings the Italian Mafia of
Detroit against the Taliban in a war to settle
the score once and for all.
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Executive Producer
Allen J. Schwalb
Allen J. Schwalb Has Financed and Produced More
Than Sixty Seven (67) Major Hollywood Motion
Pictures and Has Made History in Film.
64 Academy Award Nominations and 16 Academy
Awards.
We are honored to have Mr. Schwalb as an
Executive Producer and Partner in
The Italy Boys 3D Film.
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Allen J. Schwalb
Rain Man, Moonstruck, A Fish Called Wanda,
Thelma Louise, the James Bond films License
to Kill and Never Say Never Again,
Overboard, Spies Like Us, Little Shop of
Horrors, The Right Stuff, The Color Purple,
The Killing Fields, The Mission, three Clint
Eastwood films, Superman II, Superman III and
IV, Rocky V, Rambo First Blood 1 and 2,
Conan The Barbarian, Russia House, Rat Boy,
Not Without my Daughter, Plan of the Cave
Bear, Better Off Dead, Zapped, Excalibar,
Little Drummer Girl, Star 80, Taps,
Rainbow Bright Star Stealer, Round Midnight,
Under the Cherry Moon,
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Deadly Friends, A Man and A Woman, True
Stories, Crush Groove 2, A Dry White Season,
One Crazy Summer, Flash Gordon, Target,
Ten, Knights and Emeralds, Escape From New
York, Mr. Mom. These are only a few of the
films that achieved the 64 Academy Award
nominations and won Allen 16 Academy Awards,
including every major category that can be won.
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3D Vision Entertainment Inc. is responsible for
the 3D technology to be used on The Italy Boys
3D and has over 15 years experience in the film,
video and animation industry, and held positions
as Senior Editor, Director and Producer. The
companies credits include television and film
projects internationally released that have also
aired on networks including PBS, ABC, WB, FOX,
NICK, TNN, MTV, BET, TBN, worldwide satellite and
affiliate networks. The companies
c.e.o has received Aurora awards for directing,
special effects and animation.
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3D Vision Entertainment Inc. has its digital

studio located in Orlando, Florida. The
companies technology process was used for the
Michael Jacksons "This Is It concert tour.
The converted footage was featured at the
Grammys as part of a Tribute to Michael
Jackson. 3D Vision Entertainment Inc.s
conversion process has been  recognized and used
in various projects for some of the major
studios and broadcasters in the conversion
business.

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Soundtrack Producer
Denny Diante is listed in Billboards Magazines
Encyclopedia of 100 Most Successful Record
Producers.
He has worked on Award winning soundtracks for
films for over 20 years with his early
career having hits with the likes of Barbara
Streisand. Since the beginning of his
career he has produced over 30 Gold and Platinum
records, a Cable Ace Award, an Academy Award
nomination, and a Golden Globe Award, ASCAP and
BMI awards, Ampex Awards, and numerous awards for
production and in such festivals various Music
Awards, the Festival of Music of France.
Former Vice President and Executive Producer at
MCA Records. Denny was the only while at MCA.
During his career Denny has worked with such
greats as Elton John, Glenn Frey, Boston, Sheena
Easton, Bobby Brown Comptown Records, Easy E of
NWA, Barbra Streisand, Grateful Dead, Neil
Diamond, Boston, Johnny Mathis, T.G. Sheppard,
Paul Anka, and Ike Tina Turner, to mention only
a few of the stars. Denny will be producing the
entire soundtrack for the film.
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Soundtrack Composer
Joe Saraceno

Joe Saraceno was hailed in Billboard magazine as
one of the top 100 record producers of all time.
He was given the distinction of being named the
1 Producer of instrumentals.
Where do you go from finding the Beach Boys,
producing hawaii 5 0 and the Batman theme song
along with 25 Gold and Platinum albums. 2 Emmy
Award Nominations and Instrumentals of the year
Awards.
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Producer/Marketing
Steve Tegeder
Steve Tegeder was hired by Viacoms MTV Networks
and became Senior Vice President of National
Advertising and Marketing.  In his role for the
MTV Networks, Steve helped guide them into a 1
billion revenue source for Viacom. Having spent 
14 years with the MTV Networks he was
instrumental in the development and success of
the cable and online properties MTV, MTV2, VH1,
VH1 Classic, CMT, Nickelodeon, Nick at Nite, TV
Land and TNN (Spike TV).  In this position he
developed key selling strategies, brand
development and marketing platforms.  Steve
created numerous innovations for the MTV Networks
including the first ever live TV commercial
during the MTV Video Music Awards, the music
showcase Crossroads on CMT, a reality TV series
called Fast Enuff (which served as a blueprint
for the future of integrated advertising), the
concept for Rock Band the video game and created
a major cross platform partnership between Ford
and Nickelodeon to promote safety to kids. He
also developed an innovative campaign for
Nickelodeons first movie The Rugrats Movie which
included a 80 million dollar cross promotion in
Fords advertising.
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Producer
Vinny Vella Sr. is best known for his role of
Artie Piscano in Martin Scorsese's, Casino. In
addition, Vella played Jimmy Petrille on the hit
HBO prime time series, The Sopranos.
Vinny Vella Sr. has helped bring in the talent
signed on to the film and has personally signed
on to co-Produce the film to ensure the feel he
experienced in making of Casino and will act in
the film playing as Johnny in The Italy Boys.
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The Cast
Harvey Keitel Jimmy Figgs Figgurelo (Co-lead
Male Role) Harvey Keitel is an American actor
whose latest work is as Detective Lieutenant Gene
Hunt on ABC's crime drama Life on Mars. He is
widely known for the "tough-guy" characters he
portrays and for his memorable roles from Quentin
Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction,
Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets and Taxi Driver
and many other films. Mr. Keitel has given a
Verbal commitment to producer Vinny Vella upon
funding.
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Robert Davi Crazy Tony Viola (Co-lead Male Role)
Robert Davi is an American actor. Davi is best
remembered for his role as the villain Franz
Sanchez in the James Bond film, License to Kill,
but also played roles such as Vietnam veteran and
Special Agent Johnson in Die Hard and the
villainous, singing Fratelli brother, Jake, in
The Goonies. He also had roles in movies such as
Predator 2 (as the frustrated by-the-book Police
Chief Philip Heinemann), and Showgirls. (Robert
Davi has signed a Letter of Intent to play the
role of Crazy Tony Viola in The Italy Boys.
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Frank Vincent Vincent DiCeasare (co-lead Male
Role) Frank Vincent began his entertainment
career in the late 1970s teaming up with Joe
Pesci to perform in local clubs around Northern
New Jersey as "Vincent and Pesci". The comedy
duo's material was a play on Martin and Lewis and
Abbott and Costello. As an accomplished player
of the drums, trumpet, and piano, Vincent
originally intended on a career in music, but in
1975, he co-starred in the low-budget gangster
movie, The Death Collector, along with Joe Pesci,
where Vincent was spotted by Martin Scorsese.
Scorsese was impressed and hired Vincent to
appear in a major supporting role in Raging Bull,
which saw him link up once again with Pesci. The
two would go on to appear together in several
other movies during their careers. Vincent
appeared in Scorsese's 1990 film, Goodfellas,
where he played Billy Batts, a made man in the
Gambino crime family. He also played a prominent
role in Scorsese's 1995 film, Casino, as Frank
Marino, the sidekick of Pesci's character.
Vincent played the character of Phil Leotardo in
the HBO TV series The Sopranos
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Mike Starr Special Agent McQuade (co-lead Male
Role) Mike Starr is best known for his roles in
Goodfellas, Jersey Girl, Summer of Sam and The
Bodyguard. In addition to his numerous roles on
the big screen, Starr has appeared in a number of
TV series over the years including Crime Story,
Law Order, Frasier, Without a Trace, and NCIS,
among others.
In addition to the co-lead roles outlined above,
the Producers will cast several other top tier
entertainment personalities for important roles
in The Italy Boys. The Company has had
preliminary discussions or intends to approach
additional stars about their interest in possible
roles such stars will include Giovanni Ribisi
and William Forsythe, among others.
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The Numbers
The Godfather was released in 1972 and has an
adjusted worldwide box office gross of over 1.2
Billion Dollars
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Pulp Fiction was released in 1994 and has an
adjusted worldwide box office gross of over 380
Million Dollars
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The Departed was released in 2006 and has an
adjusted worldwide box office gross of over 280
Million Dollars.
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American Gangster was released in 2007 and has an
adjusted worldwide box office gross of over 280
Million Dollars.
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Casino was released in 1995 and has an adjusted
worldwide box office gross of over 180 Million
Dollars
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Public Enemies was released in 2009 and has an
adjusted worldwide box office gross of over 200
Million Dollars
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The Italian Job was released in 2003 and has an
adjusted worldwide gross of over 200 Million
Dollars
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New Opportunity
3D
Stereoscopic 3D movies are experiencing
tremendous success at the box office. The Italy
Boys intends to capitalize on the momentum by
creating one of the first 3D Mob Movies
released into this market.
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About Us
The Italy Boys is expected to be released in
2011.
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The principals involved in this project have
over 75 years of combined experience in and
around all genres of entertainment.
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Revenue Opportunities

• Domestic Box Office Projected over 150 Million
  Dollars.
• Worldwide Box Office Projected over 150 Million
  Dollars
• DVD Sales Projected over 70 Million Dollars
• Pay Cable/Par Per-View Projected over 7 Million
  Dollars
• Network Broadcast Rights Projected over 4
  Million Dollars
• New Media (Streaming) Projected over 3.5 Million
  Dollars
• Soundtrack Projected over 1.5 Million Dollars

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The Costs
The film industry traditionally has been
considered high-risk in terms of investment
opportunity. The Company believes that this stems
from Hollywoods status quo of layering on heavy
expenses before and during production, which
requires a film to perform in a blockbuster
fashion at the box office to return a profit to
the investors. The problem with the traditional
Hollywood model is that the films investors
experience diminished returns as the incremental
costs layered onto the film flow straight to the
bottom line. Unlike the status quo model
described above, the Producers are committed to
undertake certain unusual steps, from the
perspective of industry practice. The following
factors collectively represent a sweat equity
contribution by the Producers, which is an
important competitive differentiator as the
Company will be able to bring to market a high
quality feature film for a fraction of the cost
of other studios
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Entertaining The Future
The average film budget for Motion Picture
Association (MPA) members once the new private
equity money is factored in - grew from 46.9
million to 63.2 million between 2004 and 2007,
inflating total MPA film expenses from 9.7
billion to nearly 13.2 billion over that time,
an average of about 10 annually. Meanwhile,
worldwide revenue from those films shrank from
36.6 billion in 2004 to 34.9 billion in 2007.
U.S. Major Studio Film Entertainment Revenue is
expected to Approach 42 Billion By 2011.
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Industry experts approximate that a movies
worldwide gross revenue potential equals five
time the movies domestic theatrical gross
revenues. In addition to theatrical revenue
streams other categories include Foreign and
domestic DVD sales, pay-per-view, broadcast
rights (foreign and domestic, new media(internet
and mobile phone downloads, etc., soundtrack and
merchandising revenue.
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High Expected Worldwide Theatrical Gross

3D
With a High expectation of worldwide theatrical
gross revenue of 465,000,000 million with an
expected net revenue of 217,000,000
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Median Expected Worldwide Theatrical Gross
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With a Median expectation of worldwide theatrical
gross revenue of 312,000,000 million with an
expected net revenue of 145,000,000
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Average Expected Worldwide Theatrical Gross
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With a Average expectation of worldwide
theatrical gross revenue of 234,000,000 million
with an expected net revenue of 109,000,000
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Low Expected Worldwide Theatrical Gross
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With a Low expectation of worldwide theatrical
gross revenue of 156,000,000 million with an
expected net revenue of 72,500,000
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We used the following ten movie to calculate our
revenue model. Adjusting their box office revenue
to an average ticket price of 7.50
The Godfather
Public Enemies
Pulp Fiction
The Italian Job
The Departed
Smokin Aces
American Gangster
Copland
Leaving Las Vegas
Casino
The average adjusted worldwide theatrical revenue
for these ten movies is over 311,000.000
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We used the following three movie to calculate
our revenue model for 3D. Adjusting their box
office revenue to an average ticket price of 7.50
Alice in Wonderland 3D
Clash of the Titans 3D
Avatar 3D
The average adjusted worldwide theatrical revenue
for these three movies is over 1.3 Billion
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In Conclusion
As the United States and the rest of the world
deals with the current recession educated
investors know that strong revenues and profits
are likely to be generated in the entertainment
sector. Motion pictures have traditionally done
very well during economic slow downs.
Entertainment industry insiders now believe that
this sector will explode due to 3D technology.