https://vimeo.com/42812660 Interview with Jenn Cromling, Operations Director of the Southern Documentary Fund Based in North Carolina, the Southern Documentary Fund recently partnered with Indiegogo to help raise funds and awareness for its sponsored documentary projects — in sound, writing, film, video, photography, and interactive media.… read more
By now, you might have heard about the amazing story behind the Karen Klein campaign whose story has been published in over 2500 international news outlets, but what about some of the numbers behind the amazing success story? Contributions have come in from over 80 countries. As… read more
The ceremony of shopping for vinyl seems like an archaic hobby to some these days. With MP3s dominating the music space and a younger generation who may never remember the beloved cassette tape, ‘Last Shop Standing’ is a film seeking to document the sub-culture of… read more
Independent filmmaker, Can Candan has been making films since 1989, previously focusing the content on cultural identity and human rights. His third film, ‘My Only Child’ brings mothers and fathers of LGBTs in Istanbul, Turkey to the forefront, a country renowned for its homophobia. After… read more
Modern day legends have the misfortune of becoming lost amidst the noise of chewing gum celebrities and the ‘bright young things’ packaged and sold everyday. Yet through the medium of film, real stories, about true legends are able to punctuate and define the meaning of… read more
Have you ever been inspired? Inspired enough to make a big change in the world? Even if that change required you to travel half way around the world and raise 10s of thousands of dollars? Today, we speak with Steven Pile, a California musician who… read more
Right now, Indiegogo’s got that rhythm, with the sweet beat that can only be jazz. Today we got a chance to catch up with Ori Dagan, jazz vocalist and winner of the “Canada’s Next Top Crooner” competition. A fresh talent on the jazz scene, Ori’s… read more
Still at The School of Visual Arts in New York, Grace Brown is tackling a rarely discussed subject matter through her art – sexual abuse. Launching her project in October 2011, she has since crowdsourced countless images that allow victims to write a message to… read more
Tell us about your Eureke moment to design this wash bag and why crowdfunding became the only way to support the manufacturing of this idea. It came about two years ago. A mate (and now co-inventor) and I were walking between pubs after work on… read more
Since 2007, the Kiva Fellows Program has offered over 400 individuals a rare opportunity to put their skills to work in support of global microfinance. Kiva Fellows serve as Kiva’s eyes and ears on the ground, working directly with Kiva’s microfinance institution (MFI) field partners in over 60 countries around the globe. The Kiva Fellow… read more