MovieMaker Magazine: What do you do when you’ve exhausted all of your “crowds?” When you feel you can’t ask your amazing family and friends for one more nickel for your project and still be able to hold your head up? You think about getting investors, of course. But that’s easier said than done. Not only is it difficult to convince someone to invest in a micro-budget project, but I’m finding it’s even harder to figure out how to legally accept investments!
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Just Crowdfund the $&*# Movie!: Investing in the Future of Tiny Dancer
MovieMaker Magazine: What do you do when you’ve exhausted all of your “crowds?” When you feel you can’t ask your amazing family and friends for one more nickel for your project and still be able to hold your head up? You think about getting investors, of course. But that’s easier said than done. Not only is it difficult to convince someone to invest in a micro-budget project, but I’m finding it’s even harder to figure out how to legally accept investments!
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