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Originally Posted by CaraBloodyCara
Hi, fellow Pittsburgher!
This sounds interesting. Are you gonna shoot locally? I'll try to contribute any spare change I have laying around on the Kickstarter.
Let me know if you need any help. :)
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We will be shooting some scenes in Pittsburgh, but the bulk of the movie will be shot in Donegal, PA. We've secured a cabin and have local people around there who will be helping us with the film.
If your interested in acting that would be great. Never acted before? Even better!
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Originally Posted by neverending
I try to give all these projects an equal shot, but I'm afraid this one really comes up short. This is just my own personal reaction, of course.
Seriously- you need to run a kickstarter to raise a hundred bucks? If you can't put a hundred bucks of your own money into your own project, I've got no faith in your committment.
I also take a dim view of people who try to make bad art "on purpose." It rarely comes off well. It more often looks like the product of people who had no faith they could do anything worth watching, so they give up and go "camp."
Personally, if I'm going to put my finances behind a project, it's going to be one that the creators believe in.
Seriously... give me a hundred bucks to make a piece of garbage!
As they say- facepalm.
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This project really is about going back to basics. I don't know if you went to college for film, but I have many great memories of just taking a camera and going on a shoot. Of course those videos were terrible, but it didn't matter. We were having fun and creating something we wanted to laugh at.
In the Movie Zombie we really are filming the process of how we are producing this feature length film as well as telling the story of those who are trapped at the cabin in the woods. In a way, we are poking fun at the process of making a movie and the shenanigans that come from such an endeavor. Do I really need to have a Kickstarter campaign for $100? No. I suppose not. However it's what many filmmakers do to raise money for their production. Besides, it's a fun way to market the project.
Not everyone is into camp or terrible films. This film probably won't be for you and that's OK.