1. A Docu-drama Short Film for Development Instilling Pride & Purpose through Media A MULTI-MEDIA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

2. This presentation is for Development and Discussion Purposes Only: The intellectual property contained in this presentation should not be shared, discussed or promoted by any individuals without expressed or written permission from N-Still Productions. PANTS UP music and lyrics are under US Library of Congress copyright protection and licensed with ASCAP. PANTS UP, our brand logo is a registered US trademark wholly-owned by N-Still Productions, Inc.

3. Pants Up National Campaign Cause Marketing Launch Project  Why do your wear you pants hung low?  What do you think it says about you?  What do you want it to say about you? Every generation uses fashion to establish the ”iconography” of their experience. Our goal is to provide a forum for open discussion not to chastise. The purpose of the project is to garner national attention in order to effect real and measurable change in the way urban youth see themselves reflected through the pants hung low hip-hop fashion trend or statement.

4. N-Still Production ‘s emerging hip hop artist and writer, Clark ( pka Rich Suave) J. Myers penned and performs “ Pants Up”. © Written out of frustration with what he saw around him in the Boogie-down Bronx where he grew up—Rich Suave delivers a powerful message about how clothes can make the man. HIs poignant lyrics and graphic video images seek to change the way young urban men see themselves. “ Rap has gotten a bad rep for reinforcing the wrong message— it can also be used to deliver the right message.”

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6. 1. Docu-Drama 3. Brand Merchandising and Promotional Items 2. Hip-Hop Song & Music Video

7. 1. Docu-drama 60 minute short will carry the message and images of the Civil Rights Movement, racial profiling, and the struggle of Black men to gain equal rights while highlighting the ever-present struggle of black men to find their place in today’s world against the backdrop of racism for national and international distribution to schools, youth organizations, sports leagues, camps and community-based organizations, etc. Our goal is to instill pride and purpose and to encourage urban youth to rethink their message.

8. 2. Hip-Hop Song & Video “Pants Up” song for Mainstream Distribution – 3 mins Music Video – edited version of the short – 5 mins

9. 3. Brand Merchandising and Promotional Items: T-Shirts Jackets Jeans Belt Buckles School Binders/Trappers Pen/Pencil Knapsacks Baseball Caps.

10. Tyshawn you better get up and get ready for school ? Opening Shot : A Black boy Age 10 -12 sleeping in small apt room, we hear his mother yelling off-camera. Tyshawn is sleeping in small apt bedroom. Awakes and begins to dress. A-aight— gettin up. (Tyshawn put on his sneakers & T-shirt and positions his pants down as low as can go and still be able to walk— and turns on the TV)

11. (Tyshawn sits riveted to the images he sees on the television scene.---”Pants Up Video” (no sound) b- roll. We see a black man in prison stripes slowly walking down a prison hall with handcuffed and in leg irons pants drooping. Film Montage begins will include archival footage of Civil rights Movement, segregation, March on Washington, Black First and trailblazers Malcolm, Martin, Medgar, and other poignant images

12. The following slides represent what will be a graphic video montage archival footage of famous Black Heroes, Civil Rights Movement, racial profiling, et al. Film will include interviews of young men who wear their pants hung low and pertinent commentary around this trend.

29. (Tyshawn is so moved by the video images that before he goes out the door this morning he pulls his pants up).

30. Instilling Pride & Purpose through Media