If you think crowdfunding is a brutal world, you might want to check out the world of orphans in Thailand trying to make a better life for themselves by entering the world of Muy Thai. This week Brent speaks with Grant Southwick, producer of Torn Cloth - <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1399607791/torn-cloth">https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1399607791/torn-cloth</a>, to learn how he’s trying to convert followers into funders to get this gritty story told.

If you think crowdfunding is a brutal world, you might want to check out the world of orphans in Thailand trying to make a better life for themselves by entering the world of Muy Thai. This week Brent speaks with Grant Southwick, producer of Torn Cloth - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1399607791/torn-cloth, to learn how he’s trying to convert followers into funders to get this gritty story told.

If you think crowdfunding is a brutal world, you might want to check out the world of orphans in Thailand trying to make a better life for themselves by entering the world of Muy Thai. This week Brent speaks with Grant Southwick, producer of Torn Cloth - <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1399607791/torn-cloth" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1399607791/torn-cloth</a>, to learn how he’s trying to convert followers into funders to get this gritty story told.

Torn Cloth - Grant Southwick

If you are a filmmaker, chances are you're involved in producing your own content.  The trick is, how to we get paid to create something we love?  Over the last few years, sites like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, GoFundMe, and dozens of smaller sites have made it easy to crowdfund films, crowdfund tv shows, and crowdfund web series.  That doesn't mean it's easy to reach your funding goal.

Here on the Groovy Guide to Crowdfunding Films, we explore crowdfunding successes and failures, and see if together we can crack the code to successfully crowdfunding your next film or web series!

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If you are a filmmaker, chances are you're involved in producing your own content. The trick is, how to we get paid to create something we love? Over the last few years, sites like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, GoFundMe, and dozens of smaller sites have made it easy to crowdfund films, crowdfund tv shows, and crowdfund web series. That doesn't mean it's easy to reach your funding goal. Here on the Groovy Guide to Crowdfunding Films, we explore crowdfunding successes and failures, and see if together we can crack the code to successfully crowdfunding your next film or web series!

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