crowd-funding (enemy of man)

Crowd-funding

Enemy of man:

How much money were they asking for?
-$250,000

How much did they get?
-$255,564

How many backers were there?
-2712 because they were convinced that the film would be good because the director, Vincent Regan,  has experience in the film industry and the backers believed that he would create a film that would be successful.

Who was the director and why is this important?
-The director was Vincent Regan, its important because he has experience in film and is experienced in the film industry. This is important because it would make the backers have some faith in the film and they would be able to trust that the director can do a good job and direct the film so it would be successful.

How else is the project being funded?
-The project was funded by the public (crowd-funding). the director filmed a trailer for the film which he than used to attract his audience and to attract backers and crowds that where willing to invest some money into the movie.

What was the funding for?
-The funding was used to film the movie, to pay for costumes and props and to pay the actors and crew in the background such as makeup artists, hairstyles, sound guys and cameraman. it was also used for advertisements, paying for locations (if needed) and filming permits

Why do you think this was successful in gaining funding?
-Because of the short film they created to reel in investors for the funding.
-They also created a short behind the scenes where the director and actors talked about the film, which pulled in backers and people that funded the film

What happened since it was funded?

- The film has not been made, even though the crowd-funding surpassed the amount they actually needed 

Comments

  1. JCoSS Media Dept16 October 2017 at 14:48

    These answers are not nearly as detailed as they needed to be. Answers such as 'to get the movie made' are not the level required and do not demonstrate a good eye for detail and ability to research. For revision please make sure you go back over these questions and add more detail to your answers.

    Mrs E

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    1. yllkahumolli30 October 2017 at 09:54

      i updated my work, and i tried to add detail to the answers to the questions that where given

      Delete

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