30 September 2005, 07:41 UTC#91
QUOTE(Hollymood Entertainment @ Sep 30 2005, 08:31 AM)
QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Sep 29 2005, 11:23 PM)
JESUS MOODY, YOU HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO EARN 33 MILLION DOLLARS DUDE! FUCK, INVITE ME TO YOUR NEW PAD IN THE HOLLYWOOD HILLS BRO!
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First I have to come through on the content, that is the hardest part and takes a lot of time but yes it is possible. Of course you don't just drop a clip, over a period of a year or a couple of years you can make $10,000 off one clip. There is an audience of over a billion cell phone users, it is possible.
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I take that billion is cell phone users? Not audience? Only small part of that billion is entertained of hg antics? And hows piracy in cell phone media market? I would think that it is quite big problem and grows bigger?
And you say it takes lots of time, when is your deadline exactly?
And I still want to know that detailed path to mooooney. I send you a clip - you send it to mobile company that uploads it to server - somebody advertises - somebody d/l´s it and pays something for it - mobile company pays you, you pay me.... 10 000 dollars, cash just like in heaven.
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Image file not present in the recovered backup30 September 2005, 07:49 UTC#92
LOL at Elliot. Seriously, you don't even know the things I'm working on. You have no clue. I don't live my life to prove anything to you but you sure as hell live your life trying to analyze my business. Just give it a couple of months. Things are happening right now and in the end you'll realize how dumb and pointless your ranting truly is. I'm very much looking forward to proving you wrong and getting the last laugh. It's doubters and haters like you that motivate me the most.
Your last post was so full of shit it shows how truly ignorant you are. I've had nearly a dozen titles on the shelves and I have distribution lined up for my DVDs. You're so clueless and you know nothing about my business so you should stop pretending you do.
I would comment more on the bullshit in your last post but it would only be a waste of my time. Really, though, everything you wrote was skepticism and full of shit.
30 September 2005, 07:51 UTC#93
QUOTE(Hollymood Entertainment @ Sep 30 2005, 08:38 AM)
I present the video clips to my lawyer and he delivers it to the distribution companies, [right][snapback]189907[/snapback][/right]
Why it seems like your lawyer does everything for you...?
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mainly asia where the cell phone audience is off the charts in terms of amount of cell phone users. As I wrote before in this thread, China alone has 440 million cell phone users.
Im frooom Finland, the hoooome of Nokia! My country has biggest percentage of cell phone users of population, something like 90% I also know that not all of them are capable to view video... not even here, in highly developed Mobile Phone country. In fact I think its rather small part, maily the newest phones, that can paly video. So I think that your audience is smaller than you think...
30 September 2005, 07:55 UTC#94
QUOTE(Hollymood Entertainment @ Sep 30 2005, 08:49 AM)
LOL at Elliot.
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Why are you concentrating on Elliot? Im asking you significant questions and you dont answer them just rant back at Elliot.... So who´s the bigger man?
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I've had nearly a dozen titles on the shelves and I have distribution lined up for my DVDs
I would like to know the names of the titles. 101 reasons not be a wrestler and....
30 September 2005, 07:57 UTC#95
Moody, you have no idea about the mobile video industry. Your post about the number of phones in china then using it as a rationale proves as much.
Im not a hater at all.. All Im stating is facts. Not speculating. You're the one making the assumptions.
What titles have you had on the major retailers shelves nationwide? If I was wrong Ill apologise for being wrong but I'd love to know what titles that you were Executive Producer on made it to all the major retailers nationwide.
30 September 2005, 08:06 UTC#96
Heres summary of the questions I want answer for.
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I take that billion is cell phone users? Not audience? Only small part of that billion is entertained of hg antics? And hows piracy in cell phone media market? I would think that it is quite big problem and grows bigger?
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And you say it takes lots of time, when is your deadline exactly?
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And I still want to know that detailed path to mooooney
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Why it seems like your lawyer does everything for you...?
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I would like to know the names of the titles.
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I dont still see it... where do you get all the footage? Worth of 40 dvd´s? Even though you have other sources than HG and BYW, it would be almost impossible
And everybody overlooked this post by Boner Jones:
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I got this offer via email a couple times.
didn't any of you guys? I don't think you have to go thru moody in order to do this deal. He's tryin' to make another buck of ya'll. haha.
If its one of those mail offers that we all get....
30 September 2005, 08:11 UTC#97
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I've had nearly a dozen titles on the shelves and I have distribution lined up for my DVDs
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2012497/ :/
30 September 2005, 11:48 UTC#98
Elliot has some good arguments there...but I don't want to regret... Image file not present in the recovered backup
I'll PM you Elliot once I've gotten some footage all sorted out.
30 September 2005, 17:36 UTC#99
Vode... Sorry about not answering your questions yet. I'll do my best to answer your questions right now and try to cover everything. I'm glad you're asking questions though because that's the best way to understand this business opportunity.
Q: I take that billion is cell phone users? Not audience? Only small part of that billion is entertained of hg antics? And hows piracy in cell phone media market? I would think that it is quite big problem and grows bigger?
A : There's approximately 1.7 billion cell phone users world wide, but only 7% of that audience has video mobile video technology available on their phones. In the next couple of years it is expected to grow to 50%, probably even more due to technology growing at such a fast rate. People want to be amazed, shocked and they want to laugh, so the audience for HG antics is large and broad.
As of right now there really isn't any piracy through cell phones. The video clips will be tracked and the distributor knows who is watching the video, how many times they watched the video, etc. Piracy isn't an issue right now but of course in the coming years when technology advances this can develope into an issue.
Q: And you say it takes lots of time, when is your deadline exactly?
A: My deadline to get the first shipment of videos produced and completed is in 3 months. I'm going to have 2 editors working on the materials to reach this deadline.
Q: And I still want to know that detailed path to mooooney
A: You get me the videos with the signed license agreement. I have the footage edited. The footage is then distributed and available to mobile phone users. Payments are made quarterly. It's really as simple as that.
Q: Why it seems like your lawyer does everything for you...?
A; He doesn't do everything for me. He has the connections to these companies and works with them on a large business level and is friends with some of the owners of these mobile phone video distributors. I'm comfortable with him running the deals and to be honest it is for the better. If you have a lawyer handling your business in the entertainment industry, it brings you credibility and you get better deals.
Q: I would like to know the names of the titles.
A: What titles? Not sure what you mean here.
Q: I dont still see it... where do you get all the footage? Worth of 40 dvd´s? Even though you have other sources than HG and BYW, it would be almost impossible
A: With homegrown I want to release 200-300 video clips, average time of each clip will be approximately 2 minutes, but some might go a couple minutes longer. I'm working with several content suppliers in other entertainment industry fields. I rather not go in depth about the other footage I'm working with.
30 September 2005, 18:17 UTC#100
Just a few more facts for you guys about the deal and the people that I'm working on. My lawyer handling this is the same person handling all the media distribution of moble/internet for Paramount Animation and MGM animation.
In all honesty, it doesn't get any bigger than this. Sure there's other people that do this mobile distribution but not on this level of content.
You can make $10,000 for a 2-5 minute video through me doing this. Of course not every clip will be a hit but they are definitely going to be making you money.
The full distribution access I'll have in about 2 weeks after all deals are signed will cover 46 countries according to my lawyer. It's going to be huge and everybody will be very happy.
You can doubt me all you want but I really just want to work with the people that trust me and believe me. Sure there is shit talking and doubt about this offer. I'll do everything I can to answer everybody's questions about this opportunity.
30 September 2005, 19:13 UTC#101
QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Sep 30 2005, 01:51 PM)
Mate, you're a fucking moron.
You assume too much.
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HAHAA.
I might do this moody, holla back later.
30 September 2005, 20:16 UTC#102
Elliot is already dealing with some muppets clips. But since youve matched his price Im sure we could sort something out, obviously youd need to send a new contract. And have you sent scott the money for hg dvd yet?
30 September 2005, 23:37 UTC#103
FUCK THE QUEEN!!]
edit: of finland!
01 October 2005, 01:34 UTC#104
Fuck up your all shit
01 October 2005, 06:19 UTC#105
QUOTE(DEX @ Sep 30 2005, 12:16 PM)
Elliot is already dealing with some muppets clips. But since youve matched his price Im sure we could sort something out, obviously youd need to send a new contract. And have you sent scott the money for hg dvd yet?
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I got you out the contract. I need to speak with Scott again but I won't have msn messenger till probably tomorrow night or monday. My computer is in the shop getting fixed.
01 October 2005, 06:28 UTC#106
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You can make $10,000 for a 2-5 minute video through me doing this.
HAHAHAHA
01 October 2005, 06:47 UTC#107
QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Sep 30 2005, 10:28 PM)
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You can make $10,000 for a 2-5 minute video through me doing this.
HAHAHAHA
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Elliot I really feel sad for you because you obviously don't have a good deal for your mobile phone videos. My lawyer is repping top of the market deals for major companies such as paramount, mgm and other majors. You might think you know everything but you really don't.
01 October 2005, 06:48 UTC#108
HAHAHAHA
01 October 2005, 06:54 UTC#109
QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Sep 30 2005, 05:57 PM)
What titles have you had on the major retailers shelves nationwide? If I was wrong Ill apologise for being wrong but I'd love to know what titles that you were Executive Producer on made it to all the major retailers nationwide.
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Any comment on this yet? Or you too busy on your way to making 33 Million off homegrown mobile video clips.
01 October 2005, 06:55 UTC#110
QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Sep 30 2005, 10:48 PM)
HAHAHAHA
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Just give it some time, Elliot. Soon enough my success will make you cry and your memories of laughing about what you thought I would not accomplish will haunt you. Don't forget that because soon enough you will be silenced and people will be laughing at you.
01 October 2005, 07:00 UTC#111
I was the director and co-producer on the following.
1. the shooting range
2. backyard criminals
3. the greatest secret
4. mistress america
5. operation babykiller
6. world of lies
7. masters of the ring
8. american bums
9. alien abduction
10. famous with no money
11. masters of pain box set
some had bigger distribution releases than others but all were released nationwide. the shooting range pushed tons of copies, 15,000 copies were released in the first printing of the dvd.
01 October 2005, 07:15 UTC#112
I havent heard of any of those. Image file not present in the recovered backup
01 October 2005, 07:16 UTC#113
I have 2 of those dvd's sitting in my closet....I might get around to watching them
01 October 2005, 07:18 UTC#114
What ones?
01 October 2005, 07:19 UTC#115
I got 2 of them as well....I skipped thru most of them coz the production value was terrible....I gave em to my friend who hasnt watched em either...
01 October 2005, 07:21 UTC#116
QUOTE(martyman @ Sep 30 2005, 11:15 PM)
I havent heard of any of those. Image file not present in the recovered backup
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they are special interest titles. some of the titles did well and some others didn't do well. the shooting range dvd was a big hit with wrestling fans because it was the first time shoot interviews were edited together. I'll meet somebody new in the entertainment industry or a talent I'm interviewing and they often have one of my dvds already, especially wrestlers.
alien abduction won a big award at the biggest ufo conference in the world last year for 'best ufo related documentary' and considering that it was competing against a production produced by Showtime, that was a definite feather in the cap.
01 October 2005, 07:22 UTC#117
QUOTE(robism @ Sep 30 2005, 11:19 PM)
I got 2 of them as well....I skipped thru most of them coz the production value was terrible....I gave em to my friend who hasnt watched em either...
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which ones?
you probably have 2 of my first productions which I'll admit weren't the best. I was a horrible editor. now I have 2 hollywood movie editors handling my editing so production quality is amazing. I have sizzle packages put together for 2 of my current productions to pitch to networks and they look amazing. I'll put them online when the time is right to show everybody.
01 October 2005, 07:25 UTC#118
shooting range and masters of the ring
most of the matches were filmed on handycams from the crowd which was hella shaky and the interviews were done in carparks or backstage with heaps of background noise...
you sent them to me when you were first interested in doing homegrown dvds...and I was semi-interested...
01 October 2005, 07:25 UTC#119
moody...this dvd looks like it was edited in windows movie maker and you used a webcam to film it. No offense dude but this quality is terrible
01 October 2005, 07:28 UTC#120
QUOTE(robism @ Sep 30 2005, 11:25 PM)
shooting range and masters of the ring
most of the matches were filmed on handycams from the crowd which was hella shaky and the interviews were done in carparks or backstage with heaps of background noise...
you sent them to me when you were first interested in doing homegrown dvds...and I was semi-interested...
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shooting range was actually the first production I ever shot myself. you must not be a big wrestling fan because wrestling fans love that dvd. ironically, some guy came up to me tonight at a wrestling show saying how much he liked the shooting range.
masters of the rings, yes the footage was shaky. that footage was purchased off a filmmaker that has shot many rare matches. a lot of matches on that dvd are from the 'when worlds collide ppv' which is considered one of the greatest wrestling ppvs ever. it has some really nice matches on their but yeah, the camera work was not the best but that wasn't me working the camera.