
There are a couple of things that makes them different from
other platforms:
They combine crowdfunding and digital distribution allowing
your audience around the world to only have to find you once.
Their crowdfunding fee is only 5%.
They actually have to approve your project before your
campaign goes live. If they feel you don’t have a solid plan for making your
movie, they’ll give you pointers on how to improve it.
They allow the filmmakers to keep 80% of the streaming
revenue.
If a film’s crowdfunding campaign reaches 80% of their goal,
the filmmakers get the money, if it doesn’t reach that mark, they get nothing.
I find it and interesting middle ground between the all of nothing world of
Kickstarter and the flexible funding on Indiegogo.
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