Crowdfunding Tag

More often than not, you’re going to need raise money to do produce your very own short film. So how do you go about it?

Crowdfunding is now an accepted way to make and finance films. Let’s look at some of the biggest crowdfunded movies.

Gadgets are great fun to play around with, but for filmmakers they can become some of the most vital tools in the production process, particularly for those on

Title: Horizon Funding goal: $20,000 Slate for filming: In the process for 2018 release. Costs go towards costume, production design, crew fees, equipment, and transportation. Logline: “A space-based adventure that grapples

Title: Montana Funding goal: $30,000 Slate for filming: Filming complete, funding to help carry it to festival release. Logline: An unraveling, psychological drama about hope, redemption, and the different ways in

Title: Latter-Day Glory Funding goal: $15,000 Slated for filming: Principle photography completed; raising funds to complete the film Logline: Two gay ex-Mormons explore their past and discuss the growing number of

Paul Scanlan graces Film Daily with candid answers to questions about Legion M's disruptive take on fan-focused movie crowdfunding.

'Bullets of Justice,' the independent television series, is back again for a second round of crowdfunding after a successful $27,000 first round.

Legion M is a production company, a movie studio, and a multimedia entertainment company, but all funded by fans – and with fans comes your audience.