History Of The Synthesizer is currently seeking funding so that we can move from the pre-production stage to the production stage, and eventually to the post-production stage. We are accepting

• Individual Donations
• Company/Organization Donations
• Individual Investing
• Company/Organization Investing

Individual Donations - Individuals wanting to help support History Of The Synthesizer may send a check or money order in U.S. Currency to:

LIVE'N'LOUD, P.O. Box 29336, Dallas, TX 75229, USA

Be sure to legibly write the name of the individual that you want listed in the " Special Thanx! " portion of the credits. For every $25.00 donated, an individual will receive a credit on 1 of the 9 segments of the documentary. (i.e.If you donate $100.00, your name will appear in the credits on 4 of the 9 segments.)

Company/Organization Donations - Companies, Organizations, Groups and Clubs may feel free to donate money as well. The minimum amount for a donation is $100.00/segment that you want the company/organization name listed in the "Special Thanx!" credits. (i.e. If the "We Play Synthesizers" club donates $200.00, then the name of their club will appear on 2 of the 9 segments.) All check or money orders can be mailed to:

LIVE'N'LOUD, P.O. Box 29336, Dallas, TX 75229, USA

Individual Investors - Individual investors are people who want to invest larger amounts of money with the possibility of earning back their investment plus a profit. The individual investor will be given credit on all segments of the documentary as an "Associate Producer!" The individual investor will be entitled to the right of being kept up to date on how the production is going, but will not own any rights to History Of The Synthesizer or any part of the production. They will receive a designated percentage of the profits for the first year that the documentary gains a profit. They will also receive a complete video set of the documentary at no charge.

The minimum investment opportunity for individuals begins at $5000.00 in U.S. currency. If you are seriously interested in being an investor, and you have the patience to realize that it will be at least a year to complete production and post-production, please contact us at:

LIVE'N'LOUD, P.O. Box 29336, Dallas, TX 75229, USA

or

We will be happy to send you the information you will need that can not be found on this web site.

Company/Organization Investors - A company or organization that wants to invest in History Of The Synthesizer may do so in a number of ways.

• Invest a minimum of $5000.00 in U.S. currency and receive a designated percentage back for the first year after a profit is made.
• Invest $5000.00/spot for a billboard tag at the beginning or end of an hour-long segment. (i.e. Company XYZ donates $20,000.00. They receive: 1) 4 Billboards [5 seconds each] at the beginning of 4 different segments. 2) 4 Billboards at the end of four different segments. 3) 2 Billboards at the beginning and 2 Billboards at the end of 2 different segments. The company will receive a designated percentage back for the first year a profit is made.
• Buy commercial time/advertising spots. This option will not be available until distribution has been established to determine whether or not History Of The Synthesizer will broadcast on a non-profit channel such as PBS, or a network that allows advertising, such as A&E. Rates will be determined accordingly.

The company/organization will be entitled to the right of being kept up to date on how the production is going, but will not own any rights to History Of The Synthesizer or any part of the production. They will receive a complete video set of the documentary at no charge.

If you are seriously interested in being an investor, and you have the patience to realize that it will be at least a year to complete production and post-production, please contact us at:

LIVE'N'LOUD, P.O. Box 29336, Dallas, TX 75229, USA

or

We will be happy to send you the information you will need that can not be found on this web site.

Please Note- History Of The Synthesizer will decline investments from companies, groups, or organizations that have 1) either religous or political ties, 2) that the producer may feel is questionable and/or may be commercially fatal to the production, 3) or refuse to accept money for a direct competitor on the same segment. (i.e. If Pepsi has a Billboard or commercial time in parts 1-4 of the documentary, but not parts 5-9, then we would accept investments from Coca-Cola for parts 5-9. If a company that sells coffee want to advertise in any of these segments and there are no other coffee companies, then they would be allowed to invest because , although a beverage, coffee and sodas tend to target different demographics.)

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