MDC: It's interesting that you signed Lee, beating out so many "marquee" agencies. What was it that you think that you bring to the table as a newcomer on the block. Jeremy: Lee is well looked after. In the two plus months he has been here, he has been introduced to a large percentage of our clients, works on average one and a half days per week, and is indeed well on his way to success. Rather than overwhelm him with the speed of the industry, we have instead decided to slowly direct the process, believing that a well thought out development plan will ensure longevity and prevent burnout. Lee meets between ten to fifteen clients per week. In between castings and go sees he is exploring acting and all that New York has to offer. In the middle of October we will send him to Milan, and then in November to London. He will return for thanksgiving to his family in Iowa and then spend December with us in New York, making the rounds and furthering his acting studies. In January it's back to Milan for shows. MDC: OK, so Lee's up and running. Now what? Jeremy: We have successfully established a network for Lee with the following goals. A. Develop him as a model to the point of campaigns by working the worldwide circuit. B. Have monies and experience as a working model, and foster the development of him as an actor. C. Transition Lee's recognizable face and name into the entertainment arena where he can pursue his ultimate goal of becoming an actor.