A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of being interviewed by the talented Elle and Carolyn of Pozible. They came over, we chatted about crowdfunding Good Grief, Gomez stuck his nose in everything and we all ate cupcakes. Good times.
As an Ambassador to the Pozible network I’m very happy to pass on my experience and advice about how the campaign for Good Grief went, and what was involved. You can grab some of my hot tips over at GiveMeABreak, an arts blog run by my good friend Christie W of Animo studios.
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In 2013 I ran a very successful crowdfunding campaign for my short film project Good Grief. It was an absolute trip to see how many people were on board to support my little movie, and was an unforgettable experience that has helped me to grow as an artist and film-maker. I am so delighted to be able to give something back to the community that supported me by signing on as a Pozible Ambassador.
Along with a team of kickarse crowdfunding experts, I’m here to help the next generation of budding film-makers and animators craft a successful and engaging crowdfunding campaign. Feel free to drop me a line.
I was recently on the ABC TV news talking about my new film Good Grief – you can see the full story on the ABC website.
The Pozible crowdfunding campaign for the film runs until October 12, so if you feel at all inclined to help us out you can find out more here.
Earlier this week I released the full version of my two minute short claymation film The Batchelor Experience from 2010 online in thanks for a bunch of lovely people sending me money to make a new film. Go and watch it!
You can find out more about Good Grief on the website.
The Comeback will be screening as part of the ‘Night of Oceanian short fiction’ that will take place in the evening of the February 6th, 2012, at the ‘Grand Théâtre de la Maison de la Culture’ in Papeete, Tahiti.
Anyone wanna spot me an airfare? ;)
Angus is heading to Istanbul this November. He’s busy building a time machine right now that will land him in Constantinople.
If you’re in the ‘hood you can catch The Comeback playing at the Istanbul International Animation Festival.
Submitted to September’s Loopdeloop