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Yes! When I get work on a national commercial that has twice our budget, i'm always amazed at how easy the work is:) If there's anything slaving away in the indie film salt mines has taught me, its resourcefulness and resilience!

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Thanks Brian! People are really responding to it, and we are having fun with #spoonastranger and spoon-in publicity stunts.

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Really cool project Tasha! Good luck!

That's really encouraging, i'm glad to know that! We're almost there:)

sbriggman wrote:That's a good start! "If a project manages to get to 25% of its funding goal, it has a 94% success rate." - Source: https://www.kickstarter.com/blog/kickst ... -true-fans

I always recommend to aim for 25-30% in the first week to be in good shape.

Thank you! I'm so glad you find it interesting. I do think it is very relatable. Also, it's a project written, directed, and produced by women, something that we really believe in!

What do you guys think? Please let me know what you like and what you don't (constructively )

Excited for some feedback! Thanks in advance for taking a minute to check it out!! And stay until the end of the video for a fun outtake:)

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many thanks,
Melissa

Hello everyone! I wanted to introduce you to our kickstarter campaign for the film The Big Spoon. Please let me know what you think! Specific question for feedback- what do you guys think the minimum pledge should be? I think since you can give any amount starting at $1, that its ok for the perks to...

One of my main takeaways so far has been that a lot of the required promotions amount to repetitive and monotonous mind-numbing tasks! So I've been portioning it out- like I want to send 200 personal emails, so I've been writing 20 a day and saving them in drafts. Even 20 a day is a lot! But way bet...

I put the KIF logo on my page, I thought it sounded like a great idea. Not really sure what the backlash is, why would it be confusing?

One good way to make a press release work for you is to target some hometown resources- i.e. a few people working on my film have connections to our local university (UT in austin) so I pointed that out in the PR and then submitted that to the local papers. Local media outlets like a local angle!