Hi,
We are developing a concept for a new interactive platform. We would really appreciate your feedback and thoughts in general. (see questions at the end of this initial thread, for more details read 'Opportunity and Value')
Opportunity and Value
The opportunity is twofold, it is meant to increase the satisfaction of both fans and writers/producers. Our product would have to be an online, easy to use vehicle for independent visual entertainment writers/producers to seek out fan input in the creation and adaptation of stories. By doing this, they would also increase the exposure and interest in their production. The other side of the opportunity is allowing fans to get a more rewarding and engaging experience by interacting and participating in some aspects of the creative process of the production. The value our intended product provides is an alternative to traditional visual entertainment were fans and artists have a closer relationship and are both more satisfied with the results.
The following are tentative questions. Our goal is to discuss these points with people involved in independent filmmaking (feature & short films, animation, series, etc.).
• How do you normally expose your film to the public?
• What are the typically some of the most challenging creative steps when developing a film or series?
• Would you consider using creative input from crowdsourcing? And if so, what kind of creative input would you look for?
Questions are meant to be open and generic in order to get different ideas that can shape our product.
Thank you for reading!
We are developing a concept for a new interactive platform. We would really appreciate your feedback and thoughts in general. (see questions at the end of this initial thread, for more details read 'Opportunity and Value')
Opportunity and Value
The opportunity is twofold, it is meant to increase the satisfaction of both fans and writers/producers. Our product would have to be an online, easy to use vehicle for independent visual entertainment writers/producers to seek out fan input in the creation and adaptation of stories. By doing this, they would also increase the exposure and interest in their production. The other side of the opportunity is allowing fans to get a more rewarding and engaging experience by interacting and participating in some aspects of the creative process of the production. The value our intended product provides is an alternative to traditional visual entertainment were fans and artists have a closer relationship and are both more satisfied with the results.
The following are tentative questions. Our goal is to discuss these points with people involved in independent filmmaking (feature & short films, animation, series, etc.).
• How do you normally expose your film to the public?
• What are the typically some of the most challenging creative steps when developing a film or series?
• Would you consider using creative input from crowdsourcing? And if so, what kind of creative input would you look for?
Questions are meant to be open and generic in order to get different ideas that can shape our product.
Thank you for reading!