Moving into Production, need your help.
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June 26, 2013 at 11:58 AM #67958
robvile
ParticipantHey guys! I've got to say that in a full year of being a professional video guy, I've come very far. I've upgraded my camera from a parsley old school mini-DV camcorder to a professional canon rig, made some commercials and shorts that were rather successful. But, all of that is irrelevant for this next adventure.
I've put together a great team of individuals to produce a film called RED GORILLA. RED GORILLA is an intimate portrait of a man trying to recover and the measures a family will go to help bring him through.
But right now, all of our funds have gone to everything preproduction and until today we've been able to cover all expenses and now we have 48 days to get the rest of the way there. I know that this kind of thing isn't usually done on the VideoMaker forums, but I'm hoping to raise the awareness of the film and get the word out.
I've been reading Videomaker for a long time, and love seeing the success stories in their articles as well as online. I would like to do what I can to be one of those success stories, and I would like your help to get there. This industry is a revolving door; you help out those around you to help get them to success, and in return you do what you can to help out.
I've included a link to the campaign itself, and there is a lot of cool information and things we're doing with it. We're looking forward to this being one of our states first awesome films in years. Thanks guys!
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/red-gorilla/x/2240179
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June 27, 2013 at 1:58 AM #208036
Daniel Bruns
ParticipantGood luck Rob! I hope that the film gets funded. It's not easy, but it's always worth a shot!
Dan
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June 27, 2013 at 10:08 PM #208052
robvile
ParticipantThanks Dan! We're really trying.
The awesome thing about Crowdfunding is that it allows projects that people care about to get funded and is a great success formula for those that do when it comes to market relations.
The bigger issue is having something that should be made be lost in the sea of everyone elses projects that should be forgotten about (there are some pretty poor projects in the world). By opening up this outlet for every creative idea a chance it seems like a logical start for those who don't have an in, and it sounds like an amatuers pipe dream to those who have already gotten in.
We're hoping for the best, and we'll do what we can to keep everyone posted.
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