Exhibit 13

 

WHY AUDITION SHOWDOWN TRANSCRIPT

ACTOR/NARRATOR	VIDEO/VISUAL
We’ve always been compelled to communicate who we are and what we’re doing.	- AUDITION SHOWDOWN marquee.
Cave pictographs thousands of years old reflect that. And we just keep getting better at communicating.	- Host Anisha on screen.
The first film just 2.11 seconds long, was shot in 1888. The first radio broadcast, 1906.	- Host Jesse on screen.
Television stations appeared in the 1920s. And then, boom! The big bang. The Internet! The world of instant information.	- Anisha on screen.
While the Internet developed, another phenomenon emerged. The new talent show.	- Host Casey on screen.
These were extravaganzas. Full of glitz, glam, celebrity personalities. And unbelievably great talent from the bedrooms, living rooms and basements of the world.	- Host Chris on screen.
Andy Warhol said in the future everybody we’d all have our fifteen minutes of fame. Well, the future is here.	- Anisha on screen.
American Idol premiered in 2002 to immediate acclaim. It launched the careers of Carrie Underwood and Kelly Clarkson.	- Clip of Kelly Clarkson on American Idol.
America’s Got Talent hit the air in 2006.	- Casey on screen.
Today 59 versions of Got Talent are broadcast in 58 countries. Talent shows are hugely popular.	- Clips of America’s Got Talent.
But to participate in them, even audition, is a major undertaking.	- Host Wilex on screen.
Travel to the location. Line up. Wait. Wait some more. Audition	- Clip of contestants lining up.
Don’t freeze. And don’t blow your shot.

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People soon discovered that thanks to social media giant YouTube, you don’t have to leave your home to become a big star.	- Anisha on screen.
Justin Beiber. Carly Rae Jepson. Shawn Mendes. Ed Sheeran. Alessia Cara. The list goes on.	- Clips of the named artists.
Two billion users are on YouTube every month.	- Image of YouTube page.
And more that 500 hours of content is uploaded every minute.	- Host Noah on screen.
Facebook uploads 300 million new photos everyday.	- Clips of Facebook.
Has 2.5 Billion users. Market value?	- Host Shaina on screen.
$600 Billion.	- Noah on screen.
Tiktok. The biggest new kid on the block.	- Clip of Tiktok users.
It’s been downloaded more than 1.5 Billion times.	- Chris on screen.
The world loves talent shows. Loves social media. How ‘bout a mobile app that extols the virtues of quality performances? It’s here.	- Shaina on screen.
It’s here.	- Anisha on screen.
It’s here. Audition Showdown.	- Host Steffi on screen.
Audition Showdown is about more than just fame.	- Shaina on screen.
It’s about courage. Bravery.	- Steffi on screen.
About having enough belief in yourself to stand up and shout. Here I am.	- Shaina on screen.
Here I am!	- Jesse on screen.
Here I am!	- Anisha on screen.
Here I am.	- Host Rhoslynne on screen.
Audition Showdown is a weekly talent contest with cash and prizes awarded based on how the world responds directly to you.	- Noah on screen.
How do you participate? How do you want to?	- Jesse on screen.
There’s three different categories. Music.	- Shaina on screen.
You can sing or play a musical instrument.	- Jesse on screen.
Performing arts.	- Clips of a dancer.
Dance. Act. Juggle. Walk on a tightrope.	- Anisha on screen.

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Be funny.	- Chris on screen.
Compete or simply share your performance.	- Wilex on screen.
You can be a judge. Everybody is a judge. Every week.	- Clips of people checking their phones.
Participate in our events.	- Noah on screen.
And upload yourself to the social media platform that makes the world your stage.	- Anisha on screen.
Enhance your chance at being the best you.	- Wilex on screen.
And get better when you qualify to work with one of our mentors.	- Anisha on screen.
Social media apps have racked up astronomical fortunes to those who’ve invested early. Look, the world loves talent shows. Loves social media. Audition Showdown is the perfect combination. You can be a part of it. Own part of it! And reap the benefits. Audition Showdown!	- Wilex/Noah on screen. - AUDITION SHOWDOWN marquee.

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An offering statement regarding this offering has been filed with the SEC. The preliminary offering circular that is part of the offering statement can be found here: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1811091/000121390020011738/ ea121384-1a_auditionshowdown.htm

You may also obtain a copy of the preliminary offering circular from:

Audition Showdown Inc. 

info@auditionshowdown.com

1700 – 40 King Street West 

Toronto, Ontario 

M5H 3Y2

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