Make a short simple video and get a feature film credit

[MadSinCinema]

Okay, been trying to figure out where/which is the best section to post this, I'll try this section.

We're looking for actors/filmmakers or anybody with a camera who'd like an Associate Producer or Special Thanks credit in a movie and raise awareness to human trafficking and slavery.

If so, here's what we're doing
1) Make a video which brings awareness to human trafficking (it can be just you talking about it, or whatever you possibly want and/or want to make, as long as it's taken seriously - not making fun of the situation - is accurate, and is under 5 min.). Upload it to YouTube &/or Vimeo. Put the full link to our indiegogo page in the video & in the description. If you get at least 1,000 hits total (which isn't that hard at all) the maker of the video gets a special thanks credit!

2) If you are one of those people who has a big YouTube following (or knows how to get one), the same applies as above but if you can get at least 100,000 hits (some of these people can get that in a day, or 10 times that in a day) then you'll get an Associate Producer credit!

Unfortunately we have to charge a whopping one dollar (we tried to make it free but indiegogo makes it at least a dollar or it won't work). For further details and info on the film (you can watch our videos to get examples) go to this link
http://www.indiegogo.com/Abducted-Girl-an-American-sex-slave

Thanks a bunch

 

[indietalk]

Moved. $1 for a credit would fall under Financing.

 

[MadSinCinema]

Oh, sorry didn't even see that section, wasn't sure since we're basically casting, looking for filmmakers, etc., been confusing trying to figure out where to put it. And sorry about the dollar, we kept trying to make it free and indiegogo wouldn't let us

 

[indietalk]

Because that site is for raising money. Why use it?

Good luck.

 

[MadSinCinema]

Yeah, I understand, just thought I had seen free options on other people's but must have been mistaken. And of course we're trying to raise money so we can make the movie, but we decided to offer the other option of people making videos since the point is to bring awareness to the problem, figured it'd be a good way of getting people on board and aware, and involved, while in the meantime trying to finance the actual film, then that way as well people who want a film credit but don't have money don't have to pay (except for that one dollar, lol) they just end up helping out like a campaign, to bring attention to the situation. Any how, thought/hope it'd be a good plan. We'll see. Thanks for letting us post.