"The spirit of your pitch, your perks, and your promotion should be YOU" — John T. Trigonis Over a year ago, filmmaker John T. Trigonis ran a successful IndieGoGo campaign for his short film Cerise. His success lead IndieGoGo to invite Trigonis to speak at… read more
ContactMe.com This easy-to-use web application allows you to store and manage your contacts as well as add notes about the time and nature of your last communication with them. Perfect for groups managing a database of contacts and a great way to keep up with… read more
Sometimes it's hard to step outside of ourselves and see our campaigns the way others might see them. Of course we know why we're seeking funding on IndieGoGo and why people might be interested in our campaign, but from time to time, we stumble at… read more
Hanna and Alison met in New York City in 2009 when Alison hired Hanna to walk her dog, Connor. The former magazine editor and former bike messenger bonded over their deep love for animals and passion for healthy, sustainable food. The idea for Evermore pet… read more
Art Monastery Summer Programming has several elements of a really great pitch and we wanted to share them here with you so you can apply their smarts to your own campaigns. (Plus, it's a really great program! Check it out here.) A pitch video that… read more
‘Squattertown’: World’s First Dim Sum Western Sparmberg had an idea: why not pay homage to the glory days of Hong Kong cinema by creating an entirely new genre? The result is “Squattertown”, a “dim sum Western” web series that will premiere at the end of… read more
Here's a great video from Tomasz Kaye, an animator and designer based in the Netherlands, with some helpful tips on how to get prepared for your campaign and how to keep it alive. In summary, Tomasz recommends to: involve people in your team that are… read more