Topic: [2016-08-06] Vulture Capital Launches VCAP Crowdfund for Film Production (Read 300 times)
October 19, 2016, 12:35:33 PM
And now we're in Phase 2, with continued crowdfunding through the sale of Ether VCAP tokens. Check out the fully revised website and its special place for VCAP token holders, where they can be fully involved in the film production. We're building community. We're looking for you to purchase tokens and join us. This is so new an idea and showcases the best of what cryptocurrency can do. Check out www.hedleyproductions.com and let us know what you think. A quick update, we met our benchmarks for Phase 1 investments and have started pre-production. The first crypto-funded film, Listen Carefully, will begin shooting in spring 2017 as Phase 2 moves along. We have more importantly begun to build community where VCAP token holders can participate in the film experience. As we get more investors involved, we'll be closing off that portion of the site for VCAPS only.
August 06, 2016, 12:45:43 AM
FilmIf successful, this crowdfund will allow Vulture Capital to produce the first-ever film funded by cryptocurrency. The team believes that this possibility says a lot about the evolution of the film industry since its “golden years.”
Once considered one of the highest forms of art, Vulture Capital says film has become “a big business with lots of moving parts,” producing movies that appeal to the masses while simultaneously turning profits and satisfying stakeholders. This transition has all but eliminated small budget movies with original ideas, the firm says, and has removed a lot of creative freedom from filmmakers.
However, the group says that cryptocurrency and crowdfunding can change all that, returning the art of film to its former glory. By combining these two Internet-age technologies, filmmakers can source funds directly from their audience, which allows them to give viewers exactly what they want while taking creative freedom back from the film industry’s corporate titans.
http://bitcoinist.net/vcap-crowdfund-film-production/
Once considered one of the highest forms of art, Vulture Capital says film has become “a big business with lots of moving parts,” producing movies that appeal to the masses while simultaneously turning profits and satisfying stakeholders. This transition has all but eliminated small budget movies with original ideas, the firm says, and has removed a lot of creative freedom from filmmakers.
However, the group says that cryptocurrency and crowdfunding can change all that, returning the art of film to its former glory. By combining these two Internet-age technologies, filmmakers can source funds directly from their audience, which allows them to give viewers exactly what they want while taking creative freedom back from the film industry’s corporate titans.
http://bitcoinist.net/vcap-crowdfund-film-production/
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