So I r back from my quick trip to London to speak at dis MacVideo thang... I did my best to do like an inspiring go out and make your movie no matter how crazy it is thing... and they shot it with like 3 cameras and will post it online in the near future... I'll post the link here of course when it's available... but I think a big part of what I was saying was JUST START MAKING FILMS AND FINISH THEM... thanks to Rick for having me out there!
Thanks for your suggestions, comments, concerns, and fears in regard to a prospective Project Sooperman film etc...
I think what I'm leaning towards now is doing 5 new episodes.... Using Kickstarter to fund those episodes... then once those 5 are out... I will see if there is demand for a full length film based on it and if there is THEN I'll use Kickstarter to fund the feature version... if there isn't enough interest I'll start on my next "serious" feature...
I have never used it BUT I think Kickstarter is awesome for people that do what I do... I kinda feel like an idiot with HSM... I'm like OH I COULD HAVE RAISED MONEY BEFORE IT WAS DONE?!?! 0_o So if I remain "independent" with my projects from here on out I'll be using Kickstarter to fund them....
As far as HSM goes... its already done... there's just minor assembly work to be done now... so I can move on to other projects in the meantime...
what is kickstart? is it some kind of digital donation service or something?
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was great to seeya! :)
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