Enemy of man questions

  1. How much money were they asking for? $250,00
  2. How much did they get? $255,564
  3. How many backers were there? 2,712
  4. Who is the director and why is this important? Vincent Regan. It is important as this is the first film he'll ever have directed. He is also a well known actor and has been in films such as 'Troy' and '300'. 
  5. How else is the project being funded? own money and favours 
  6. What was the funding for? concept art, storyboards, scout locations and begin work on the costumes, sets, and a host of other things 
  7. Why do you think this was successful in gaining funding? As it offered rewards as an initiative for people to donate
  8. What has happened since it was funded? The film is still being produced as there were issues with the budget,

Comments

  1. JCoSS Media Dept26 October 2017 at 09:27

    Go through the formatting of your blog post - you have numbered the questions incorrectly and the font is rather large!

    With regards to question 4, watch the video again and consider WHY it is important he is directing the film. Has he directed many films before? Is this his first?
    Also your last question needs to be answered - look at the film on IMDB.

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