MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Jan. 16, 2018 -- SNM Global Holdings (OTC:SNMN) an entertainment/media company, is excited to announce a joint venture between SNM Global, Dave Tieff Unlimited and Springwood Productions to create and distribute a documentary-style film and corresponding soundtrack concerning the opiate addiction issues in “Charm City” and beyond.
"SNM is honored to be involved with such an important and relevant project," stated SNM CEO Troy Lowman. "We feel the documentary has far reaching potential and should be lucrative for SNM and its shareholders. We are also thrilled for the opportunity to sell our entertainment property through the revolutionary blockchain technology of UJO music." (UJOmusic.com)
Passionate about the idea that “music is energy” and using cutting edge blockchain technology, Tieff has assembled a team to prove his theory: that music can be used to battle addiction, feed the hungry, bring medicine and education to the masses and change the world. "We want to show the world that music can be a viable source of energy," says Tieff. "Battling addiction is just one of its many uses."
“Working on this documentary fits all of my criteria for why I do what I do. I’m excited to tell a story that inspires and changes peoples' hearts and minds while gently dropping them into the future," says Jess Garcia, Director and Founder of Springwood Productions. “Join us while we enter the groundbreaking world of blockchain to make a difference in our community.”
Contact Information
Troy Lowman, CEO
Phone (410)733-6551
Email: [email protected]
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