1200 Entertainment Group

CO-PROMOTIONAL AGREEMENT

This CO-PROMOTIONAL AGREEMENT is made on ____________, 2010 between

Black Heart Bow Tie Entertainment (hereafter referred to as “PROMOTER A”) and 1200
Entertainment Group (hereafter referred to as “PROMOTER B”).

EVENT DETAILS:

Venue: ______________________________________

Address: ________________________________

City: ___________________ State: ________________ Zip: _______________

Event Name/Theme: __________________________________________

Event Date: ______________________ Event Time: ____________________

1. TERM. The co-promotion shall be solely for the event and date aforementioned.

2. EXPENSES. Both Promoter A and Promoter B shall equally divide mutually agreed
upon expenses that are set forth for the promotion. Any unexpected expenses that are
paid by either Promoter A or Promoter B must brought to the other promoter’s attention
prior to spending funds and must consequently present a receipt or payment verification
to receive a 50% reimbursement of said expense.

3. REVENUE. All revenue shall be divided equally (50/50) between Promoter A and
Promoter B after backend expenses and sub-promoters are paid out at the conclusion of
said event. Revenue shall include any and all funds that are generated from said event
that either promoter has positioned themselves to receive. This includes, but is not
limited to, pre-sales, VIP admissions, bar commissions, sponsorship contributions, etc.
All revenues shall be divided out between Promoter A and B at the conclusion of the
event. All receipts for backend expenses and guest lists from sub-promoters shall be
present at that time.

4. SUB-PROMOTERS. Sub-promoters, for the purpose of this agreement, shall be

defined as any individual that has been hired to promote the event. Sub-promoters shall
be compensated based upon the number of “guests” brought into the event. Sub-
promoters shall submit a copy of their “Guest List” 2 hours prior to the event.
Compensation for sub-promoters shall be determined prior to the event by mutual
agreement of Promoter A and B.

5. DRAWINGS. Any draws made from the register during the event must be
documented and verified by either the other Promoter or by a third party staff member.
Documentation must include (i) the amount drawn (ii) the time (iii) the reason for the
draw (iv) and the signature of both the drawing promoter and the third party verifier if the
other promoter is not present during said draw.

6. DUTIES AND RESTRICTIONS. Both promoters shall equally share the promotional
duties and responsibilities required to execute the promotion prior to, during, and after
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said event. Without the consent of the other promoter neither promoter shall solely
negotiate or execute any contracts or agreements involving said event.

7. STAFFING. Both promoters shall have the right to personally enlist a designated staff
member to represent them in attending to funds received at the door. Personal staff
members’ wages shall be paid solely by the hiring promoter. Any additional staff
members, such as email collection personnel, DJ’s, etc, shall be mutually agreed upon
and equally compensated by both parties.

8. BRANDING. Both Promoter A and Promoter B shall be equally branded and

represented as the “presenting promoter” on all promotional materials and media.
Branding is to include the promoters’ company names, logos, or any other signifying
aspect that is requested to be included by either party during the promotion.

9. GUEST LIST. Both promoters shall receive a 10 person VIP guest list. All guest lists
shall terminate at 10:30 pm.

10. LIABILITY. Both parties shall assume equal liability to all debts, legal issues, or any
other circumstance that may arise within the production and execution of said promotion.

11. VOLUNTARY TERMINATION. The co-promotion may be dissolved at any time

by mutual agreement of both Promoter A and Promoter B. If both promoters are not in
agreement, the promoter that elects to concede will lose and forfeit any compensation of
event proceeds or reimbursement of any funds spent up to the point of termination.

12. ARBITRATION. Any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this

Agreement, or the breach hereof, shall be settled by arbitration in accordance with the
rules, then obtaining, of the American Arbitration Association, and judgment upon the
award rendered may be entered in San Diego County, in the state of California.

Executed this ______________ day of _________________, 2010 in

SAN DIEGO, CA.

1200 Entertainment Group

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Black Heart Bowtie Entertainment

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