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    Oct 8, 2012 |Story| RedEye

  1. Chicago game developers try for Kickstarter boost

    Larry Griffin broke all kinds of unwritten rules about creating a video game development studio when he founded Cosmosaur.
    For RedEye
    Larry Griffin broke all kinds of unwritten rules about creating a video game development studio when he founded Cosmosaur. The recent Columbia College graduate and three former classmates started the company with almost no money or industry connections....

    Tags: Gaming Industry, Politics, Ghouls and Zombies (supernatural entities), Colleges and Universities, Charity

    2. Oct 4, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Big Daddy on Kickstarter for retro Broadway-Hollywood comeback

    One of the great left-field surprises of the 1980s pop music scene came with the arrival of Big Daddy, a whimsical band that reimagined hits of the day as they might have sounded had they been recorded in the 1950s.
    One of the great left-field surprises of the 1980s pop music scene came with the arrival of Big Daddy, a whimsical band that reimagined hits of the day as they might have sounded had they been recorded in the 1950s. The conceit was that the group’s...

    Tags: Charity, Rock and Roll (genre), Music, Paul Simon, Elvis Costello

    3. Sep 29, 2012 |Story| Daily American

  3. Local filmmaker seeks funds Sept. 11 documentary

    Terry Butler was working at the Stoystown Auto Wreckers salvage yard along Route 30 when the plane went down.
    Daily American Staff Writer
    Terry Butler was working at the Stoystown Auto Wreckers salvage yard along Route 30 when the plane went down.   "I could tell it was flying too low and too fast for being in these mountains," the Somerset resident said, recalling the events of Sept. 11,...

    Tags: Documentary (genre), September 11, 2001 Attacks, Bristol (Hartford, Connecticut), ESPN (tv network), PBS (tv network)

    4. Sep 13, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Chicago filmmaker spent 8 years on new documentary 'Band of Sisters'

    "You didn't really have (to) think much for yourself," a nun says of her early years, in the new documentary "Band of Sisters," which has its world premiere at the Siskel Film Center this week. "All that went unchanged for years and years and years — until Vatican II."
    "You didn't really have (to) think much for yourself," a nun says of her early years, in the new documentary "Band of Sisters," which has its world premiere at the Siskel Film Center this week. "All that went unchanged for years and years and years...

    Tags: Politics, Documentary (genre), Music Box Theatre, Lobbying, Larry Cohen

    5. Aug 2, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  5. Best of the Web

    Framework
    Funding visual journalism...
    6. Aug 5, 2012 |Story| WDBJ7

  6. More than a year in the making, West Virginia film begins production in September

    The historic town of Cass, West Virginia is the setting for an independent movie that begins shooting in September.   We first told you about "Angel's Perch" more than a year ago, when filmmakers J.T. Arbogast and Kim Dilts were scouting locations and raising money on the Kickstarter website.
    Reporter
    The historic town of Cass, West Virginia is the setting for an independent movie that begins shooting in September.   We first told you about "Angel's Perch" more than a year ago, when filmmakers J.T. Arbogast and Kim Dilts were scouting locations and...
    7. Jul 30, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. One Straw Farm launches Kickstarter campaign to build apps

    Imagine, with a few finger flicks on a smartphone app, you can learn whether you'll be getting zucchini or tomatoes, strawberries or potatoes, from a Maryland farm each week, then browse for home-spun recipes and connect with other like-minded consumers.
    Imagine, with a few finger flicks on a smartphone app, you can learn whether you'll be getting zucchini or tomatoes, strawberries or potatoes, from a Maryland farm each week, then browse for home-spun recipes and connect with other like-minded consumers....

    Tags: Politics, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Computer Hardware, Apple iPhone, Farms

    8. Jul 13, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Penny Arcade and Steam turn to crowdsourcing

    &quot;The future belongs to crowds."&nbsp; - Don DeLillo, <em>Mao II</em>
    "The future belongs to crowds."  - Don DeLillo, Mao II If the 20th century version of video game marketing is attempting to observe what customers wanted, than the 21st has become a time about flat-out asking them. Steam, Valve's online gaming store and...

    Tags: Gaming Industry, Marketing, Online Advertising, Human Interest, Gaming

    9. May 31, 2012 |Story| Hartford Courant

  9. Musical Written By Yale Grad Who Died In Crash Headed To NYC Festival

    The Hartford Courant
    "Independents," a folk rock musical written by Marina Keegan, the 22-year-old journalist-playwright who died Saturday in a car accident on Cape Cod days after graduating magna cum laude at Yale, may have a life in the theater. Money is being raised...

    Tags: New York City, Festive Events, Arts and Culture, Music Theater, Music

    10. May 25, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Counter Intelligence: Ración is Basque country

    San Sebastian's old town may be the most food-intensive neighborhood in the world, with street after street of <em>pintxos</em> bars and taverns and roaring restaurants, and hundreds of counters heaped with shellfish, hams and roasted meat &mdash; the answer to a tapas lover's sweatiest dream. You stumble down the crowded streets of this Basque city, stopping in one bar for its anchovies, another for its famous cuttlefish, another for the delicious spider crabs, washing each down with a glass of cider or thin, acidic Txakolina wine.
    Los Angeles Times Restaurant Critic
    San Sebastian's old town may be the most food-intensive neighborhood in the world, with street after street of pintxos bars and taverns and roaring restaurants, and hundreds of counters heaped with shellfish, hams and roasted meat — the answer to...

    Tags: New York City, Foods and Beverages, Michelin Group, Spain, Bars and Clubs

    11. May 19, 2012 |Story| LA Canada

  11. Q & A: A 'forgotten' battle of the Iraq war

    Konrad Ludwig grew up in La Ca&ntilde;ada Flintridge and as a teenager, enlisted in the Army. Ludwig saw combat during the American troop surge in a hotly contested part of Baghdad known as Sadr City. In August, Ludwig expects to publish his combat memoir, &ldquo;Stryker: The Siege of Sadr City,&rdquo; and is using the online fundraising tool Kickstarter to help cover publishing costs. He answered questions from the La Ca&ntilde;ada Valley Sun via email.
    Konrad Ludwig grew up in La Cañada Flintridge and as a teenager, enlisted in the Army. Ludwig saw combat during the American troop surge in a hotly contested part of Baghdad known as Sadr City. In August, Ludwig expects to publish his combat memoir,...

    Tags: International Military Interventions, Iraq War (2003-2011), Wars and Interventions, Baghdad (Iraq), Iraq

    12. May 10, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  12. Indie films find financial backers online through Kickstarter

    24 Frames
    Increasingly, websites such as Kickstarter and its chief rival, Indiegogo, are helping ultra-low-budget productions make their way into movie theaters. Looking to raise money to finance a movie's production or distribution, a filmmaker will take his or...
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