Film Revenue (crowd funding)



Film Revenue
Crowd funding: 

1.       What is the film called?
Unsound

2.       What was the Kickstarter project for?
Travel fees, internes feeds, profecianel artist 

3.       How long did they spend developing the concept?
3 weeks 

4.       How many days do the most successful campaigns run for?
30 days long 

5.       What figure did they decide on?
$15,000
6.       How did they promote the project?
Facebook, twitter, friends, ex friends, doctors, teachers, family 
 
7.       What is the pyramid marketing structure?
What you would have to do is tell one influential person to then that one person will tell another person and then those 2 people tell another 2 people and so on as it keeps going down.

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Crowd funding companies: 
  • Go fund me
  • Crowd cube
  • Kick starter
  • Crowdfunder.co.uk.
  • Indiegogo
  •  Just giving

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Enemy of Man:
  1. How much money were they asking for?  $2500,0 
  2. $ 255,564 
  3.  2,712
  4. Vincent Regan is the director
  5. How else is the project funded?   
  6. what was the funding for? The funding was for everthing that is needed to film and all the equipment. 
  7. why do you think this was successful in gaining funding? As it had 3 big actors that a very well known to people and 2 of them are known to be in good Shakespeare films 
  8. what has happened since it funding? It got cancled due to the new film the came out a few months ago.

Comments

  1. JCoSS Media Dept10 October 2017 at 02:28

    Hi Will, you need to complete this blog post please!

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  2. JCoSS Media Dept31 October 2017 at 02:45

    Q7 on the crowdfunding questions needs more detail that relates to what the director said in the video, have another look!

    Please complete your enemy of man questions, you need to add more specific detail to the answers you have already, and there are some questions unanswered.

    Thanks! Mrs E.

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