The complete solution for video game recording.

1. Don’t be a sucker!
Grab a Lollipop and taste sweet success!
Jory K. Prum | Founder & CEO
+47 974 96 289 | jory@lollipopaudio.com
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The complete solution for video game recording.

2. Our Team
Jory K. Prum | Founder & CEO
Founder and chief engineer of Studio Jory, an award-winning video game
recording company in the San Francisco Bay Area and Oslo, Norway. Previously a
sound designer at LucasArts, an audio gun-for-hire at Pixar, a web developer at
Disney, and an electronics tech at Jim Henson’s Creature Shop.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/yrojjory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jory_Prum
Viking | CTO
We are currently talking to several potential candidates.
Michael Leifer | Chief Marketing Officer
CEO / Managing Director of guerilla PR for the past fifteen years,
building markets and cultural movements servicing Fortune 100 clients.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelleifer

3. – Wilbert Roget II, composer of Lara Croft: Temple of Osiris
from an April 2014 discussion in a popular game audio forum about the dearth of tools.
“Sometimes I feel almost envious of folks from
back in the ‘cowboy’ days of game audio…
...but then a quick re-read of this thread
and you realize we're kind of still in it!”

4. – Guy Whitmore, Studio Audio Director, PopCap Games,
creators of Plants vs. Zombies
“All these years, still talkin' batch processing and loops?
...feels like the 90s”

5. The Problem
Traditional linear recording, DJ, and delivery tools
are used to produce video game dialog.
These tools require significant investment and
only accomplish roughly 20% of the job.
Studios must therefore employ extremely specialized,
experienced, expensive engineers to handle the process.

6. – Brian Tibbetts, former LucasArts sound designer
"I heard at some studios they process each
dialogue file individually. Could you imagine?!? D:"

7. – Julian Kwasneski, Founder, Bay Area Sound,
award-winning voice director for The Walking Dead: The Game
"I'm still honestly not that much better off than I was 20 years ago de-essing
Boston Lowe dialog files for The Dig. Can no one understand that what we all
need is an easy way to work with thousands of files? Instead, we end up using
Pro Tools, old versions of Peak, QuicKeys, Sample Manager, color tags in the
Finder, and Excel to do what a good feature coder could enable in a few days."

8. Our Solution
Build a suite of software that works
together to manage and dramatically
improve recording for games.
Develop new technology to significantly
reduce studio hardware and software
investment by integrating external
solutions into our production toolset.
Eliminate the need for highly specialized
and experienced engineers in the
day-to-day recording process.

9. Our Solution
Proprietary, patentable technology
New audio formats designed for our needs.
Internet protocols for securely synchronizing
multiple devices & editing systems.
Integrated VoIP-style talkback technology.
Continuous recording system to ensure
important performances are always captured.
A brand new solution
Development will be in Objective-C or Swift.
Take advantage of tablets, mobile devices, and
powerful, modern computers to eliminate
specialized recording equipment.

10. Recording Tool
Replaces Pro Tools, while seamlessly
integrating with script and iPad tools.
Script Tool
Central management of scripts enables
project managers to keep a handle on
the scope of their projects.
Product Overview
Tools for Mac and iPad
Actor, Director, Writer, Engineer iPad Tools
Voice director, engineer, writer, and actor iPad apps each
improve workflow, provide communications between
each role, and maintain a solid pipeline.

11. Mastering Tool
Adjust and finish dialog in
preparation for delivery.
Editing Tool
Effortlessly edit dialog in a non-destructive,
intuitive system that is seamlessly
integrated into the pipeline.
Product Overview
Tools for Mac and iPad
Delivery Tool
One-touch rendering and delivery of
dialog, including direct transmission of
the files to the client’s project.

12. Our Advantages
Our Solution
Any recording system can be used.
Seamlessly integrates a Mac recording
system with a script tool and iPads
Evolves the recording process
Junior engineers can be utilized.
Pipeline is managed by software,
eliminating human error.
Production cost savings of at least
50 hours per project.
Today’s Solutions
Require a $20,000+ complex, modular
recording system.
17 separate pieces of software are
necessary!
Highly trained engineers are required to
setup and run each session.
Prone to human errors, causing major
problems in the pipeline.
Extremely time-consuming due to lack
of automation.
Lollipop makes recording video games easier than taking candy from a baby!

13. Business Model
Lollipop will be
licensed to recording studios as a
monthly or yearly subscription.
Target pricing is between
$350-1000 per month.
Cost savings to a studio is
estimated at $12,000 per month.

14. The Market
The games industry continues to grow rapidly.
Total
$91.5Bn
+9%
PCs
$33.7Bn
+7%
Consoles
$25.1Bn
+2%
Mobile
$32.7Bn
+35%
Source: NewZoo — The Global Games Market 2015e

15. The Market
Worldwide, there are more than
144,500 recording studios which have
revenues of $6.9 billion and
employ 282,400 people.
But the recording studio market barely supports games.
#ofRecording
StudiosWorldwide
100K
120K
140K
160K
2012
2014
2016
With games industry growth of 9% YoY, the games
industry is extremely appealing to recording studios!
Source: Barnes — 2015 Worldwide Sound Recording Market report

16. Total Market Size
~$607 Million/year
144,576 recording studios
$350/mo ($4,200/yr) subscription
Major Game Market Size
~$54.9 Million/year
13,081 recording studios in major games market
$350/mo ($4,200/yr) subscription
The Market
Studios in
major games
market regions
13,081
+6.79%
Canada
863
+9.85%
USA
7,688
+5.27%
Japan
3,056
+8.61%
UK
1,474
+9.16%
Source: Barnes — 2015 Worldwide Sound Recording Market report
Worldwide
recording studios
144,576
+9.81%

17. How We Will Make Money
Years 1-5
$3.5M
$8.75M
$13.13M
$19.69M
$29.53M
1,000
2,500
3,750
5,625
8,438
Revenues & Customers

18. Development Timeline
A
Project Scope
Definition
B
Top Level
Design
C
Production
Development
D
Marketing &
Release
E
Support &
Bug Fixing
4 months
Determine development
tools, schedule, and
general support
approach.
6 months
Design back end
architecture, market
strategy, define
deliverables, testing &
validation methodology,
release approach, and
milestones. Build
Minimum Viable
Product.
18 months
Recruit and assemble
development team,
design and build
software. Work with
partners to ensure their
needs are met. Test
thoroughly.
Produce marketing
materials, conduct site
visits with potential
customers, showcase at
trade shows such as the
Audio Engineering Society
and Game Developer’s
Conference, and
GameSoundCon.
Fix issues discovered by
customers, redesign
unanticipated design
issues as identified by
customers, provide
ongoing support.
6 months
Phases of Development

19. Investing
21%
50%
29%
Founder Salaries
Technology Development
Other OpEx
The Ask & Use of Proceeds
We are looking to raise $500K
for Phases A & B (10 months of early development).

20. Appendix

21. About the Founder
Jory K. Prum
With 23 years of audio production experience, Jory has focused primarily on video
game sound since 1999, when he joined the LucasArts sound team.
Since departing LucasArts, Jory has worked as a gun-for-hire, creating sound effects,
recording and manipulating voice & music, and mixing cutscenes for games such as
LucasArts' Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Telltale Games' The Walking Dead, The
Wolf Among Us, and Tales of Monkey Island episodic games, Double Fine's Grim
Fandango Remastered and Broken Age, and EA's The Sims 2.
Jory has also worked in post production audio for feature film, as well as commercials.
He has experience with foley, sound design, and mixing. Some notable projects
include Pixar Animation Studio's Academy Award-winning For the Birds, Focus
Features' Academy Award- and Golden Globe-winning Lost in Translation, and
Sony Pictures' Academy Award- and Golden Globe-winning Adaptation.

22. Product Overview
Built-in talkback system
Sampler for playing
audio reference
Script display
Recording Tool Mock-up
Audio is always
recording & buffering!

23. Product Overview
Actor can make
notes on the script
Headphone system
integrated with iPad.
Useful reference materials
available on the actor’s iPad.
Actor iPad App Mock-up

24. Product Overview
Integrated talkback
uses iPad’s microphone
Director can make notes
that stay with the line
Visual reference for
recorded takes of a line
Director iPad App Mock-up

25. Product Overview
Integrated talkback
uses iPad’s microphone
Trigger reference
recordings for actor
Define takes, hide cruft
to make take selection easier
Engineer iPad App Mock-up

26. Lollip p
The complete solution for video game recording.
Don’t be a sucker!
Grab a Lollipop and taste sweet success!
Jory K. Prum | Founder & CEO
+47 974 96 289 | jory@lollipopaudio.com
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