How Crowdsourcing Helped a Feature Documentary Become a Film Festival, Netflix & iTunes Success

Welcome back to our ongoing crowdSOURCING series. In today’s video, join Stage 32’s very own Richard “RB” Botto as he talks about how the team of the feature documentary film, Mile…Mile and a Half, used crowdsourcing to help fund their film AND create an army of support that led to selling out film festival screenings and debuting at #2 on iTunes, right behind Jiro Dreams of Sushi (with all sorts of incredible successes in between).

And they’re still crowdsourcing their audience today!

Prepared to get hyped up and inspired to use these crowdSOURCING techniques and apply them to your own project.

How Crowdsourcing Helped a Feature Documentary Become a Film Festival, Netfix & iTunes Success

Want to learn more about crowdsourcing and how you can gain a competitive edge in your career?

For a limited time, RB is offering his #1 selling book, Crowdsourcing for Filmmakers for FREE on audiobook. (Over 80 5 star reviews!)

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Watch Other Videos in this Series:

1) What is the Difference Between Crowdfunding and Crowdsourcing?
2) Why is Crowdsourcing Essential for ALL Creatives?

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