TYRONE D DIXON VS EDWARD SYLVAN

 During March 27. 2021. Plaintiff signed a deal memo with Defendants to direct and produce an untitled documentary for SEGI.TV about Edward Sylvan 's journey with

SEGI.TV while participating in the Extreme E off-road competition. In order to produce the documentary, Plaintiff assembled a documentary team that included two directors of photography, one sound mixer, and one utility person. The documentary would include following Edward Sylvan and the Chip Ganassi Race Team during the Extreme E Competition which included the following locations: Saudi Arabia, Senegal Africa, Kangerlussuaq Greenland, Sardinia Italy.

Defendants Edward Sylvan and SEGI.TV did not pay the outstanding invoices.

Defendants explained to Plaintiff and rest of documentary team that Defendants were dealing with an audit issue and could not pay Plaintiff and documentary team until that was complete. At this point, the outstanding invoices total, $127,000.00 not including 20% interest.

Defendants begged Plaintiff and documentary team to participate in a NASCAR, Coca Cola 600, event Memorial Day Weekend May 28, 2022. Only Plaintiff, Neil De La Pena and Christopher Fleeger participated. Plaintiff and documentary team were asked by a major SEGI.TV investor, Rodney Sampson, and Defendant Edward Sylvan to meet Plaintiff in North Carolina for NASCAR Coca Cola 600. Plaintiff was promised by Defendants, Plaintiff and documentary team would receive $25,000- $5,000 for each member of documentary team. Defendants promised to pay all outstanding invoices within 3 weeks. Defendants have not responded to any of the demand letters. Plaintiff and documentary team missed out on other job opportunities during this period of working for Defendants.