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Getting set up on Boosted
Our sure-fire steps to crowdfunding success.31 Aug 2024 -
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Planning your content
A crowdfunding campaign needs a ton of content. For the 30 or so days of funding, you’ll be coaxing, cajoling and flirting with your crowd, asking for money, and you’ve got to come up with a fresh way to ask every day. You’ve got to keep it interesting, enticing and exciting.31 Aug 2024
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23 JanOtago Ōtākou
Boosted Crowdfunding in Ōtepoti Dunedin
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The Laureate Awards 2025
Join us in celebrating the outstanding artists shaping Aotearoa — our 2025 Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi Laureates.View Event
Boosted Stories
Project News
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13 Jun 2025
The Onehunga Leaf Blower Massacre
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13 Jun 2025
DISHES
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!We have reached our Boosted Goal! WAHOOO! Now it is time to get planning!We will be filming from the 5th to the 7th of July and are excited to share the journey with you (our amazing supporters). Head over to Instagram to follow our journey and see what we are upto next!@d1sgrace__@tasmindumez@annikaarchivesThank you once again for being apart of DISHES! We can't do this without each and every one of you!Nga Mihi,Tasmin du MezFull Project Update -
23 May 2025
kids unplugged
Wow 37% in 1 week! Thank you for your investment into this project, we really appreciate it.We feel blessed by the financial support and also the positive reactions from everybody that we share this project with. Excess screentime, it's impacts on the health and well being of our children and positive ways to inspire change is a vital conversation that many parents and kids are engaging in, and we feel we're making this series at the right time. We've got five more weeks of fundraising to go, and we'd love your support to share this kaupapa out to your networks... here's some ways you could do that...email Anton (anton.steel@gmail.com) for a kids unplugged poster/brochure that you could share with people in your networks (schools, sports clubs, churches, workplaces etc)connect us with anyone you think could help share our messagelike our instagram page @kidsunpluggednzlike, comment on and share our social media posts (on facebook and instagram) & tag in your friends(... yes ironic but it's where adults are at and we need them to find us!)ArohanuiAnton, Kylie & the Steel BrosFull Project Update -
30 May 2025
kids unplugged
Wow thanks for the amazing generosity from everyone that has given and also shared our story to others. We are humbled by it. We have reached 51% of our total goal of $15,000. Also thanks to all the amazing feedback and support from everyone about the kaupapa of this project, we feel we are touching on a subject that is important to people. We start filming our first episode this weekend with an inspiring young man from Whakatane, and are reaching out to our networks to cast the tamariki / rangatahi that we will feature in our other episodes that we will film through late June / July. We have some great leads and if you know of anyone in the Bay of Plenty rohe who could be a great subject for an episode please let us know.4 Weeks to go on the campaign and still a lot of mahi to be done to reach our target so your continued support is vital to help share this campaign to others that can help.Thank you again and againKylie, Anton, Malachi, Judah and EzraFull Project Update -
13 Jun 2025
kids unplugged
2 weeks to go and we have 1/3 of our target of $15k still to raise. Thanks again and again to all who have contributed. We are truly humbled by your generosity. If you have been following us @kidsunplggednz on instagram you will see that we have begun filming and editing our first episode about a legendary unplugged rangatahi from Whakatane - Jack Karetai-Barrett. He has a truly inspiring story that we look forward to sharing.We are also casting for our other episodes so if you know of any great candidates from within the Bay of Plenty for kids unplugged please encourage them to fill out an application form https://tinyurl.com/kidsunplugged-talent and/or to contact us.Also please help spread the word, tell others about this exciting kaupapa and encourage them to contribute too. Every little bit helps! A massive thank you from Team Steel!Ngā mihiAnton, Kylie, Malachi, Judah & EzraFull Project Update -
12 Jun 2025
Crying Backwards
Thank you so much for helping us reach 88% of our goal! We truly appreciate the support and love that we have received for our project. We just have 7 days left in our goal and we would appreciate any help and support to get us to our goal!Full Project Update -
11 Jun 2025
The Climate Canary Stretch Goal
Kia ora koutou | hi everyone,We are absolutely delighted to publicly announce that our film has been officially selected for DocEdge Festival right here in Aotearoa New Zealand this June/July. And BIG news - we have a new name! Formerly known as The Climate Canary, the film is now titled Mighty Indeed. This new name fits beautifully - our participants are mighty, the work they do is mighty and the mightiest continent of all is, of course, Antarctica. Thanks so much for all your support - I do hope you can make it along to see the film you helped to create!BOOKINGS OPEN NOW! https://docedge.nz/events/mighty-indeed/Get in quick - limited screenings in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, and in August online (NZ only).Over the next month we will transfer this Updates list from Boosted to Elanti Media's mailing list, so that we can update you all as we head out into the world.Ngā mihi nui,Vanessa, Polly and the whole teamFull Project Update -
13 May 2025
The Climate Canary Stretch Goal
Kia ora koutou | hi everyone,We are absolutely delighted to publicly announce that our film has been officially selected for DocEdge Festival right here in Aotearoa New Zealand this June/July. And BIG news - we have a new name! Formerly known as The Climate Canary, the film is now titled Mighty Indeed. This new name fits beautifully - our participants are mighty, the work they do is mighty and the mightiest continent of all is, of course, Antarctica. Thanks so much for all your support - I do hope you can make it along to see the film you helped to create!BOOKINGS OPEN NOW! https://docedge.nz/events/mighty-indeed/Get in quick - limited screenings in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, and in August online (NZ only).Over the next month we will transfer this Updates list from Boosted to Elanti Media's mailing list, so that we can update you all as we head out into the world.Ngā mihi nui,Vanessa, Polly and the whole teamFull Project Update -
20 Nov 2024
The Climate Canary Stretch Goal
We wanted to let you all know that we are well underway now with our edit (about half way through) and things are progressing beautifully! Being a small edit team means Emma is doing ALL the things. (Note: I've moved the chocolate that is sustaining us both, out of shot of the selfie! We should approach Whittakers for sponsorship!!)Emma and I are thoroughly enjoying working with the beautiful footage captured by Adam Jones, Ollie Logan, Antz Powell and our other contributors - it's such a treat to be telling this story! We couldn't have done it without you, and we can't wait to share it with you all :) VanessaFull Project Update -
20 Nov 2024
The Climate Canary Stretch Goal
Great News!!A wonderful philanthropist has stepped up to match donations up to $10k for our stretch goal campaign, and help us to raise the funds we need to create some fabulous animations for our rough cut! We are just blown away to see such generous support of the arts and science, sparked from our Seven Sharp interview. Many of our donations have come following this interview - and if you have supplied your email address we will be in touch, but if not - please accept this as a personal thanks from us all at Elanti. We can't do it without you, and we are very grateful - THANK YOU!!Please follow us on social media and share our posts to help us reach the final goal - we are on our way to the finish line!Full Project Update
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