DeRoche-written horror film launches crowd-funding campaign
Producer Toby Gibson has launched a crowd-funding campaign to raise money for a low-budget horror film written by Everett DeRoche (Razorback, Patrick, Razorback, Long Weekend), entitled Lord of the Crows.
Since the official launch on April 21, the project has raised almost 10 percent of its $24,000 goal.
“In the face of a tough economic climate and with the growing success of low-budget horror projects like Insidious and Paranormal Activity, we are seeing a rise in the number of independent filmmakers adopting new and creative online fund raising techniques to bring their low budget projects to the big screen,” said Gibson.
The purpose of the crowd-funding campaign is to raise funds for a live action short/trailer directed by Nick Kacevski and starring Cariba Heine and Rob Flanagan. The short will then be used by Midnight Snack Productions to attract potential partners.
Lord of the Crows has “a strong music and youth focus”, and tells the story of five heavy-metal musicians and their entourage who move into a rural property for the weekend to work on their next album. Conflicts among the members and the presence of an unwelcome intruder, not only put their album at risk but also their lives.
To make a contribution, go to http://igg.me/p/25677?a=127450&i=shlk
Make sure to keep-to-date with all developments and future updates by joining LORD OF THE CROW’s new Facebook page at:
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