Seven lucrative reasons why this property is a
transcendental investment opportunity
The number 7 is universally hailed to have a mystical power that opens the door to prosperity, birth, health and great wealth. Consider “lucky 7” in dice and other games of chance, the numerous 7 blessings in the Hebrew Torah, the 7 Rishis (gurus) underpinning Hindu tradition, the 7 heavens of Islamic tradition, the 7 symbolism associated with the African mother goddess tradition in the Kemetic, Ibo and Yoruba cultures and many other examples. We think it is no coincidence that this ground breaking fantasy adventure about children descended from legendary divinities features the Chinese goddess Mazu, whose sacred mysticism is built around the number 7, along with Mami Wata, an African goddess from the West African Ibo tradition of the prosperous 7.
The message is clear: the scales of prosperity tip toward success when seven strong pillars are built into the structure of an endeavor. With this in mind we present the 7 winning reasons why “Mazu Mami Wata: Story of the Sea Children” will be developed into a multimedia/merchandising blockbuster property with unlimited world-wide income potential:
1. A winning storytelling formula – the youthful journey of discovery. Most blockbuster concepts in television and theatrical releases focus on the journey of young people as they discover who they are and their place in the world. From Star Wars to Harry Potter to Hunger Games, this universally successful formula works because younger children aspire to it, teens relate to it and adults remember it. Along with Mazu Mami Wata's beautiful setting in the Bahamas and unique historical context, this familiar journey will make the property appealing to audiences the world over.
2. Lucrative, ongoing promotional endeavors in the Bahamas – Mazu Mami Wata centers on two children who meet in the Bahamas where they discover an under water secret world of mermaids based on local traditions. This will provide unique promotional endeavors with Bahamian governmental and business entities who are always interested in cross promoting to boost tourism. These promotional efforts would be mostly paid for by Bahamian entities, providing an ongoing, free advertising budget. Utilizing contests and other efforts, people all over the world will be encouraged to watch Mazu Mami Wata and urged to visit the Bahama's mysterious blue holes - where the legendary mermaids live.