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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Fundraising. Story 6.
Money is too interesting a subject to just drop it. It is a perfect abstraction (we don’s exchange three goats for a cow no more) and it might be the only abstraction that is so immensely useful, and definitely the … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising, Hazards of being an artist
Tagged foundations, grants, Jerome Foundation, money, survival
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Fundraising. Story 5.
But there is money around! I see it floating above me like unreachable clouds or below me like mines full of gold inaccessible to my humble digging skills. I see political campaigns produce no tangible objects except for hate and … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising, Hazards of being an artist
Tagged artist, artist survival skills, Aspesi, fundraising, money, paper mache sculptures, rent
3 Comments
Fundraising. Story 4.
- Well, – you might say. – Capitalism doesn’t have to fail you. How about making money with your films? – Well, – I might answer. – Capitalism is really good at indulging our worst, biologically predeterminedĀ cravings by selling … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising
Tagged art, Capitalism, commerce, going commercial, selling your work
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Fundraising. Story 3
If you are an independent artist who doesn’t have a steady money flow, you better get good with numbers. IĀ was born with number’s deficiency, but I developed a skill to approach the numbers pragmatically. For example, there is this … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising
Tagged audience, crowd financing, fundraising, IndieGoGo, Kickstarter, money, self financing
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Fundraising. Story 2.
(continued) What is driving an artist to betray his/her creature comforts and set out to do tedious, backbreaking work at his/her own expense, receiving an acknowledgment and rarely a recognition by only a very limited audience? It took me three … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising
Tagged artist, business of animation, money, selling your work, syndrome
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Fundraising. Story 1.
There is one important step in filmmaking that everybody’s heard of but no one really talks about – fundraising. We talk about creative flow or overcoming writer’s block, we talk cleverly about techniques of making a film, the style and … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising
Tagged arts, Capitalism, Communism, fundraising, grants, money, self financing
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