Join our celebration of short films this March.
Happening Piu Piu by Naima Ramos-Chapman Long Story Short Short films are getting their moment in the spotlight—appreciated not just as a stepping stone to a feature film or a proof of concept in a skeptical industry but as a vital and vibrant art form in their own right. On Kickstarter, filmmakers use the mini-but-mighty format to push boundaries and tell compelling, creative, beautiful new stories. (Just yesterday, Matthew Cherry’s heartwarming Hair Love was nominated for an Oscar!)
This March, we’re inviting new and seasoned filmmakers to launch short film projects on Kickstarter as part of Long Story Short, our monthlong celebration of the form.
We’ll be featuring live shorts projects in every genre, sharing resources for filmmakers, and highlighting some of the outstanding shorts that have come out of the Kickstarter community over the past 10 years.
If you’d like to participate, head here to learn more. |
Five lovely Make 100 projects
1 — 100 Comic Books
A tender story about fleshless people 2 — 100 Enamel Pins
Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss, but with a cat 3 — 100 City Maps
Made from woven recycled cassette tapes 4 — 100 Wall Scrolls
Augmented reality reveals hidden stories in this surreal poster 5 — 100 Art-History Handbooks
An illustrated guide to the materials used in early Islamic manuscripts Explore more Make 100 projects here Five more projects you can help bring to life
1 — Miyazaki-Inspired Video Game
Run a bathhouse for stressed-out spirits 2 — Delightful Bandana Design
Pizza-eating dragons romp across this neckerchief 3 — Avant-Garde Magazine
Borderlines Paper will celebrate art, fashion, film, and analog photography 4 — Collaborative Documentary
Five snapshots of indigenous land stewardship practices and the effects of the climate crisis in North America 5 — 21st-Century Rom-Com
Jamie loves Kelli, who loves Leslie, who just left her husband for Kelli, who doesn’t leave Jamie, so Leslie starts dating Kelly… |
