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Exactly. The studio execs did not feel there was enough interest for Veronica Mars film. $2 million + raised within 24 hours is proof there is enough interest IMO. Good for them. I hope they succeed and do amazing things. Inspiration for all.

Congratulations to them for hitting the $2 MILLION mark in less than 24 hours!

$1.9 Million. Wow! Getting close!

$1.8 million!! :)

Haha, I saw that! Some pretty avid fans.

I wonder if they'll raise the $2 million all in ONE day?!

Another $67,000 in 25 minutes :) $1,747,124

Another $25,000 in 10 minutes $1,679,395 I'm just really interested in this!! I'm very excited for Rob Thomas. Kickstarter will make a nice chunk of money on this as well :)

Another $24,000 in 10 minutes. $1,654,325

Hey, everybody! So today I was looking at the Kickstarter campaign for the soon-to-be Veronica Mars movie. They were at $185,000 dollars early this morning and I checked back 7 hours later and they are at $1,630,121. I took pictures of the campaign because it was jumping tens of thousands of...

Depending on the works you are adapting. If you have the rights to adapt a well-known novel then that may be a great route to take because of the built-in fan base and support.

It's "voluntary"; however it really boils down to industry politics. Some decline to submit to the rating system due to potential effects on revenues (NC-17) but it's rare., Ratings have basically become a de facto compulsory status in the industry. You pay to have your movie reviewed and rated.

Turn your film into an Itunes APP. You can include behind the scenes photos, fun facts, smaller clips, and the movie itself. It's easier to get accepted and cheaper.

That's assuming all of your pledgers are family, friends, and friends of friends. They may do it for the personal relationship. A small amount may do it because they believe in what you are doing, but just because they believe in what you are doing doesn't mean they will want to toss you their...

You have to think about what you would think would be worth the pledge/$$. $10 - Special Thank You in the movie credits & a digital download of the film - Will work pretty good. $20 level - A DVD is good. I found that most people paid the $20-25 level pledges for a physical DVD for my own...

Quote: Originally Posted by Danielassault there is no way to get hurt by blanks "If working correctly to the safety guidance, there is no way to get hurt by blanks..." You forgot to read the whole sentence...

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Just a few shots from the set of a short horror film I directed/produced last year in South Dakota.

MDM, you selling any DVDs or other merch at the moment?!