33 HOPE, LLC
TERRA CEIA, FLORIDA

| Thirty Three: The Story of Hope & the Thirty Three logo are propietary trademarks of 33 Hope, LLC. All other trademarks are the property of the original owners. Many authors have written beautifully on the Resurrection but the story of the forty days in which Jesus appeared eleven times to His followers after the Resurrection and before His Ascension is largely untold in a popular, readable fashion. Perhaps the absolute brilliance of the Resurrection diminished the post Resurrection events in comparison - nonetheless, it is a story that needs to be told for we are facing many of the same challenges in a deteriorating modern world. The twin imposters of materialism and consumerism were exposed as non sustaining systems in the recent global economic downturn and the timing to present this timeless story of hope is upon us. Now is the moment to remind the world that the seemingly overwhelming challenges of a threatened world order have been faced before, and transcended. This is the reason we were brought together as a team and we invite you to join us in sharing the Good News. With this in mind, we have joined with an amazing and committed team of top professionals which you may review on our Team Page. These men and women have worked long and hard to bring four connected initiatives to fruition: 1) The National Release of the Book as published by Sound Enterprises, Inc, a company founded by the actor, Jim Caviezel, who portrayed Jesus in 2) The creation and release of our 33 Hope Anthem, written and composed by Nashville Producer, Dale Oliver, and performed by the popular Jupiter Wind band 3) The completion of a deeply moving, screenplay for the film version of the story by Cristobal Krusen, the international movie director/writer of Messenger Fillms and Moonlit Pictures which is currently in pre production and 4) A Social Media based Web Community where we can speak with you directly and connect likehearted people together in mission. | Thirty Three: The Story of Hope & the Thirty Three logo are propietary trademarks of 33 Hope, LLC. All other trademarks are the property of the original owners. Kirk has nearly 24 years of senior level sales and marketing experience with Fortune 500 companies such as 3M, Jostens and Corning. Kirk founded an Advertising Promotional Marketing Firm, which ultimately became among the top 1% in size nationally, Mr. Berendes often reverts to his promotional contacts and experience to promote the 33 HOPE brand. Upon selling his promotional company, Kirk started KBG Investments which focuses on unique investment platforms both nationally and internationally. Utilizing his vast and multifaceted network, Kirk specializes in business development and has cultivated a knack for establishing partnerships to secure funding opportunities, coordinate joint ventures and facilitate acquisitions, which has proven valuable for 33 HOPE. Presently, Kirk is a principal in an internet Social Media/ Behavioral Marketing Agency that developed software that drives target organic traffic to any brand, product or service which has been beneficial to marketing of the brand 33 HOPE worldwide. Clients utilize William L. Whitacre Esquire of William L. Whitacre & Associates, PA for independent film productions in the role of principal entertainment legal counsel for business structure, equity structure, development and production financial offerings, production legal services, distribution delivery compliance, and related services including acting as a Supervising Producer. William L. Whitacre is an entertainment attorney with production offices located in Central Florida. His firm is William L. Whitacre & Associates, P.A. whose clients include international film and television producers, musical artists, independent music labels, and related companies and individuals. His practice consists of an exclusive base of principal clients with whom he is often a strategic and equity partner, and/or supervising producer. Mr. Whitacre’s screen credits for produced and distributed feature films include the Haxan Films feature films “The Blair Witch Project;” “Altered;“ and “Seventh Moon” starring Amy Smart; The First of May” (also Supervising Producer);“Missing in America” starring Danny Glover (also Associate Producer); “Silver Wings and Civil Rights” (also Supervising Producer) a feature documentary with many of the original Tuskegee Airmen, and winner of the Audience Award at the Miami International Film Festival; “Endure” starring Judd Nelson and Tom Arnold; the award winning documentary “Voices from Mariel” and others. Mr. Whitacre created the business and equity structures for Blair Witch Film Partners, LTD, the entity that sold the to Artisan Entertainment. He was also directly responsible for the final delivery of the film to Artisan that resulted in the first advance payment of $1M being released to the Producers prior to the film’s theatrical debut. Mr. Whitacre also provided all of the business and equity structures for Probed, LLC and White Ape Pictures, LLC, and the production legal and delivery of the feature film “ ” in 2006 to its distributor Rogue Pictures, a division of Focus Features for a multi million dollar negative pick up advance payment greater than the production budget of the film. Mr. Whitacre studied creative writing with Smith Kirkpatrick at the University of Florida while working on his BA in English Literature. He graduated from the University of Florida Law School with his Juris Doctor degree in December 1971. He entered the United States Army in 1972 and was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1973 while on active duty. Following service with the U. S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps he moved to Orlando, Florida where he practiced law full time from 1977 until relocating his production offices to G Star Studios and School of the Performing Arts in Palm Beach County in 2008. A writer, actor, and internationally-acclaimed director, Cristóbal Krusen was born and raised in Tampa, Florida. While an English major at Harvard University, he intended pursuing a career as a novelist and poet. A growing interest in photography and the history of cinema, however, led him to simultaneously explore the world of filmmaking. Eventually, he changed his major and schools, graduating from New York University (BFA, Film and Television) in 1976. His filmmaking career began that same year in New York City with a small production company making commercials and industrial films. In the years that followed, Cristóbal worked for other New York-based companies in a range of capacities, including script reader, film editor, writer, and finally director/producer.