Deep Blue Marine Inc. Signs Movie Deal.

KEY WEST, Fla. -- Deep Blue Marine Inc. (Pink Sheets: DPBM) is pleased to announce that the company has signed an agreement with a California production company to provide present day footage of the Deep Scan, as well as some site footage to be shot by the production company for a family feature length movie to be titled "Pirate Camp."

In exchange for the use of the boats and site, the movie will be shipped with several minutes of promotional video of Deep Blue Marine attached as an added on extra to the DVD.

Wilf Blum, president and CEO, said, "This is a great way for the company to provide quality video and information to our shareholders in exchange for boat time, and the footage will be shot as we are working on site. There will be little interruption to the daily business of DPBM. A quality promotional video such as we have negotiated would normally cost us several thousands to produce, and thousands more to distribute. As it stands we will have 1,000 copies of the film with our promo video files attached delivered to our offices for distribution over our Web site to shareholders and interested parties."

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