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$250 – Invitation for you and a guest to a private screening in LA before the movie release, plus all of the above (minus the Google hangout).
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$15 – Digital download of the film in HD, plus all of the above.$10 – Your name or gamer tag in the Special Thanks portion of the rolling credits of the film, plus all of the above.$5 – Your name or gamer tag on the Thank You page of.They are almost there, and you could help! The fundraising goal for the film is $50,000, and as of this writing, Gaming in Color has raised about $40,000 from almost seven hundred backers. We want to create this film in order to take a closer look at the challenges and the growth of these communities in the gaming world.” This full-length feature documentary will explore the “queer side of gaming and LGBTQ presence in the gaming industry.” The creators (including David Maurice Gil) say, “For too long gamers have been painted in a very specific light, and the mosaic of gamers have lacked the diversity of minorities, queers, women, and members of LGBT communities. Gaming in Color is another documentary that has a funding deadline of May 11th. The funding for this Kickstarter ends on May 10th, so get in while you can! You can like the project on Facebook and follow it on Twitter. $500 – DVD, poster, t-shirt, ticket to the premier in NYC, and an Associate Producer credit in the final project.$200 – DVD, poster, t-shirt, and a special thanks credit in the final project.
$75 – DVD and t-shirt with the GTFO logo.$50 – DVD and poster with the GTFO logo.$25 – DVD of the final project with extras.$10 – Digital download of the final project.Shannon’s fundraising goal for the project was $20,000, and as of this writing, GTFO has raised over $27,000 from a little over a thousand backers! The end goal is a ninety-minute film that will expose some hard truths about the industry and culture – and hopefully make the gaming world a better place for women everywhere. Shannon says that the purpose of the film is to “reveal the experiences of women in the gaming world, both good and bad, as well as to provide steps we can take to change the environment for the better.” She came to Kickstarter after already filming interviews, tournaments, classes, and conventions, and needed funding for the rest of the project. The project started when Shannon, a casual gamer, was told by a friend “about the abuse that many female gamers and other industry figures endure on a daily basis.” She was then spurred to begin research on the subject and filming the documentary. GTFO: A Film About Women in Gaming is a Kickstarter created by Shannon Sun-Higginson.
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