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17 Jan 2025
Ruckus Fashion Show - CubaDupa 2025
With only 28% to go! Thank you so much to our 16 donors, and to everybody who has shown their support so far by liking, sharing, and spreading our campaign : ) Rehearsals are underway, designs are taking shape, and CubaDupa isn't too far. We're super happy with the response we've had and now we only have 48 hours to go! Please share this around and help us get the last bit we need to put on this incredible show!With love - the Ruckus Fashion Show Team <3Full Project Update -
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Tiny Yellow
Thanks to you, we hit our goal yesterday! So "Tiny Yellow" will be moving into Pre-production. Weʻll be having auditions hopefully as early as early February, then we hope to rehearse & then shoot in March or April now. If Boosted will allow, Iʻll continue to post updates here, but we wanted to take a quick moment to thank you all for your help! Mahalo nui!– the "Tiny Yellow" teamFull Project Update -
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20 Nov 2024
Queer horror short
Final update: with just 3 hours to go, we've just passed 100% thanks to a particularly generous donation from one James Everett!With the arts sector chronically underfunded, particularly for queer creators, this kind of community support is sincerely appreciated. Thank you all.We look forward to producing some truly weird artFull Project Update -
20 Nov 2024
Queer horror short
Thanks to everyone who has donated!We now have 12 hours remaining to raise 10%, or $500 of the funds.We're close to the finish line, and any final shares to help us get over would be sincerely appreciated. Hope you're safe & well!Full Project Update -
20 Nov 2024
Queer horror short
Hello contributors! It's been 53 weeks since you all contributed to making our weird little short Illuminati Castrati happen. We are pleased to announce that we have reached a final cut. Our great producer Pamela Kaval has submitted the film to the following festivals: 1. Vancouver Queer Film Festival, 2. NZ International Film Festival, 3. Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival, 4. Indy Shorts Intl Film Festival, 5. Show Me Shorts, 6. IndieCork Film Festival, 7. Out on Film: Atlanta's LGBTQ Film Fes and 8. Screamfest Horror Film Fest. We will submit to more festivals later this year. We'd like to thank the Rainbow New Zealand Charitable Trust for a recent grant of $1,550, to help with the final stages of post-production and marketing. And thanks again for helping an indie project get off the ground. Thanks. AniFull Project Update -
20 Nov 2024
Queer horror short
Kia Ora lovely donors, We have great news about Illuminati Castrati. The short has been accepted into its first film festival, the queer-feminist Squish Movie Camp in Rotterdam. According to their website, Squish is a queer-feminist cultural platform supporting primarily LGBTQ+ culture makers and, more generally, proletarian artists. The organization questions identity politics with an intersectional approach through the development of various multidisciplinary events, emphasizing self-representation and peer support. Squish Movie Camp is a new recurring program of the organization. It is a research hub on working class, BIPOC, queer and feminist filmic history and a platform for a new generation of artists embodying their legacy. As always, we would like to thank you all for your support in making this happen. We hope you and yours are well." Thanks, AniFull Project Update -
20 Nov 2024
Queer horror short
A word from "The Bear" as played by charming performer Dorien Takeshi-Vercoe With just 7 days to go, we have passed 40%+ of our goal, meaning we need just $400 to reach our goal of 50% by the end of the weekend.Thanks for contributing already, and as usual, if you haven't shared already that would be greatly appreciated.Stay safe everyone, ka kite!Full Project Update -
20 Nov 2024
Queer horror short
We have two weeks left to raise the funds for this indie queer horror short, and still a fair way to go. We'd like to thank everyone who has donated so far, and if you have already donated please consider sharing.Here's a word from our very talented lead actor Som Chakraborty. More video content is coming down the pipeline in the next two weeks.We hope everyone is safe & well this Aotearoa/New Zealand Pride.Full Project Update -
20 Nov 2024
Queer horror short
Kia Ora Illuminati Castrati patrons, We are pleased to announce that Chile's South Film and Arts Academy Festival has awarded us the following accolades: Director Honorable Mention In A Short FilmAni White - Illuminati Castrati Art Direction Honorable Mention In A Short FilmHayley Robertson, Ani White - Illuminati Castrati Sound Design Honorable Mention In A Short Film Karl Jensen, Tylor Keith, Ani White - Illuminati Castrati Once again, we cannot thank you all enough for helping us get to this point!Full Project Update
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