"Company History"

Mainline Releasing is a FILM & TV Production and Distribution company.

MRG Entertainment, founded in January 1997 by Marc Greenberg, specializes in the production, distribution, sales and financing of feature films and television programming. As a full-service independent production and distribution company working within an ever-changing domestic and international marketplace, MRG is dedicated to delivering quality film and television product that is highly marketable and profitable.

MRG Entertainment maintains three subsidiaries: Magic Hour Pictures, Mainline Releasing and Lightning Entertainment. Magic Hour Pictures handles all production of film and television programming, while Mainline Releasing manages all sales and distribution domestically and internationally. Lightning Entertainment, which was launched in 2002 and is headed by Richard Guardian, focuses on the worldwide distribution and licensing of independent film product. Its core business is the representation of quality theatrical films, as well as product that has strong commercial value in ancillary markets. Lightning Entertainment focusancillary markets.

Most recently, Magic Hour Pictures produced the feature film entitled SINGLE WHILE FEMALE 2 for Sony Pictures Entertainment. Due to its overwhelming success, Magic Hour has entered into a partnership with SPE and has produced the 2 sequels for the WILD THINGS franchise.

Previous to forming MRG, Marc Greenberg served as Co-Founder of Cinema Products Video (CPV), an entertainment company specializing in the production, distribution and sales of film and television programming. Recognizing the changes taking place in the video industry, CPV was formed in order to produce and distribute films that appeal not only to the video industry but to the newly burgeoning Pay Cable and Pay-Per-View business.

While at CPV, Mr. Greenberg secured relationships with highly esteemed companies including HBO, Showtime and USA Network in addition to forming joint ventures and working in various production capacities with such esteemed companies as Warner Bros., Kushner Locke, Columbia Tri-Star, Polygram and Orion. Moreover, in 1991, CPV launched an international sales arm and formed production subsidiary Magic Hour Pictures, which was responsible for the independent production of 30 cable movies, 20 hour-long specials and 70 individual episodes of various series.

By 1994, CPV had accumulated a vast product library and substantial production slate. At this time, CPV was bought out by a pay-per-view company presently traded on NASDAQ. Greenberg signed a three-year employment agreement to run CPV as a wholly owned subsidiary with 38 employees and annual sales of $5 million. At the expiration of the employment agreement, Magic Hour Pictures was retained by Greenberg. The executive went on to form MRG Entertainment, with the launch of Mainline Releasing and Lightning Entertainment to come shortly thereafter.