We’ve seen many projects born of Kickstarter’s money raising abilities, Kill Screen magazine and Addicube are just two recent examples of this. This morning though, I’ve seen another project which has really taken my eye, this project is “Indie Game: The Movie”. Its pretty self explanatory as to what it’s about, but don’t judge it on its title alone, take a look at an early clip of it.
Now, they’re trying to raise $15,000 by July 20th and so far have raised $4,500, that’s still a little way to go really. Although in backing their project you not only get the warm fuzzy feeling inside for the knowledge that you helped to support a grass roots production, but (depending on your pledge amount) you’ll be entitled to a copy of the finished DVD, a t-shirt, their thanks and even the chance to have your own indie game trailer inserted into the credits (for those up and coming indie devs out there).
For any other information about Indie Game: The Movie or the filmmakers behind it, take a trip over to http://www.indiegamethemovie.com/.
Peace out!
Chr15 6r33n (Follow me on Twitter at chrisgreen87 and for Chronoludic updates click here)
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Indie Game: The Movie
We’ve seen many projects born of Kickstarter’s money raising abilities, Kill Screen magazine and Addicube are just two recent examples of this. This morning though, I’ve seen another project which has really taken my eye, this project is “Indie Game: The Movie”. Its pretty self explanatory as to what it’s about, but don’t judge it on its title alone, take a look at an early clip of it.
Now, they’re trying to raise $15,000 by July 20th and so far have raised $4,500, that’s still a little way to go really. Although in backing their project you not only get the warm fuzzy feeling inside for the knowledge that you helped to support a grass roots production, but (depending on your pledge amount) you’ll be entitled to a copy of the finished DVD, a t-shirt, their thanks and even the chance to have your own indie game trailer inserted into the credits (for those up and coming indie devs out there).
For any other information about Indie Game: The Movie or the filmmakers behind it, take a trip over to http://www.indiegamethemovie.com/.
Peace out!
Chr15 6r33n (Follow me on Twitter at chrisgreen87 and for Chronoludic updates click here)