Titanic meets Airplane in a disaster parody play that will be at the Edinburgh Fringe this year. Let's hear it for Death Ship 666!

A really cool multimedia project exploring Black male identity in the US.

Watch the trailer - can't wait to see what they do with the film. Support Shooter Adam Cosco so he can get it made!

A charming urban love story from Shooter Palle Nodeland.

"I am a book upon my own bookcase." Find spiritual enlightenment (or at least have a good laugh!) with these two NY gals on a quest to LA. From Natalia Leite and Shooter Alexandra Roxo.

This looks like it's going to be awesome - help them get their post-production covered so Mr Torquay can get out into the world!

This is an American-Ukrainian-Armenian-avant-garde project. Which makes it pretty unique in our book!

Another wonderful Summer of great films and music on NYC rooftops! Rooftop Films have been great supporters and friends of Shooting People for many years now. Support them. And go see some films!

This one is extra special! A debut feature from long-time Shooters Ben and Chris Blaine. Many of you have been following their filmmaking adventures through Ben's wonderful blog. Well now you can help make their latest project a reality!

A short film about a slice of paradise in a bleak, cold and desolate field. Shooter Morgan Faverty is behind this imaginative moment of escapism.

Changing the face of video journalism in Africa. Great project to get behind!

Super cool narrative feature film, produced by long-time Shooter Mark Stolaroff.

Support this non-traditional distribution campaign for an extraordinary and important film by Shooters patron Penny Woolcock. BRITDOC are good friends of Shooting People and they'll do a great job.

Support a very rock 'n roll web series by Shooter Damian Kolodiy.

Help Shooter Joe Butcher and the Cornwall-based AM:PM Films get their short funded.

How can you resist a neo-noir psycho-geographical detective story set in Jersey and London? You can't! Help Shooter Robert Greene get this delightful film made.

A deliciously designed book with creative advice from documentary filmmakers. Yummy!

Where do all those lost hats go? A short film project from Shooter Gabriel Foster Prior. Give it some love!

A feature-length supernatural chiller set in the remote highlands of Scotland. Writer and co-producer Sarah Daly is a Shooter. Get behind this creepy creation.

A bunch of Shooters behind this one. Join the chase!

Making movies is kinda like joining a cult! Help these guys get their movie-making cult off the ground.

An honest look at overcoming depression. They are so close to reaching their goal. Help get them there (and beyond!)

Help get this UK film out to the audience who want to see it! It was selected as best of the fest at the Edinburgh International Film Festival last year and there are lots of Shooters involved in making it.

A magical, mythical short inspired by a Byron poem. From Shooter Sam Koji Hale.

A film from Shooter Jackee Chang set in the dark world of sex trafficking.

An animated feature about depression from the ridiculously talented animator and Shooter, Signe Baumane. It's always lovely to see strong animation projects from our members.

A totally fascinating story about a totally fascinating man.

A great, creative festival that we love. Support them so they can be even more awesome.

Bill Plympton has been a Shooters patron in the past. He's a ridiculously talented animator and the hand-painted nature of this feature sounds wonderfully old-school creative (not to mention time-consuming!)

A short film by Shooter Joe Schneider. They are asking for a very modest 800 quid so let's all help them get there and beyond!

A terrifying modern fairytale from Shooter Kieron Jansch.

This sounds totally fascinating: exploring creativity through the lens of code in a new 3D cinema format called RGBD. Wowza.

Their previous short, Dead Man's Lake was a finalist in Film of the Month in October. Help them get episode 8 made.

Have you ever been curious about the strange and wonderful world of LARPing? Do you even know what a LARP is? This project is going to explain all. Join in the fun.

A documentary project from Shooter Cecilia Aldarondo about her uncle's deathbed repentance, and the impact of faith-based prejudice on LGBT people, their partners, and their families.

We are very happy to support great cinemas and cinema programs. Bringing people together to watch the films they love is something we can always get behind and we need indie cinema spaces that do things a little differently.

A super-fun animated pilot from Shooter Sam Morrison. Go Sam!

Everything about this project sounds rather wonderful. From Shooter Andrew Harmer.

A creative hybrid of documentary film and animation from Shooter Gabriel London.

A wonderful, emotional story from Banker White, the talented filmmaker behind Refugee All Stars.

Restoration of a cult classic by director Howard Brookner's nephew, Aaron Brookner (and Aaron is a Shooter!) We couldn't think of a cooler project to get behind.

Interesting interactive storytelling project.

A portrait of three Italian master tailors from Shooter Vicki Vasilopoulos.

You had us at "unlabeled cassette tape in a thrift store"!

We have been big Rooftop Films fans ever since we went to our first show on a NYC rooftop many moons ago. These guys work their butts off to bring incredible shorts and features (and musicians) to rooftops all over the city and we can't say enough HOW AWESOME THEY ARE!!!

Recent events have highlighted how important peace projects like this are. Plus these kids are funny. And they can dance!

A documentary about Cocteau Twins, The Jesus and Mary Chain and My Bloody Valentine. Bring on the murky guitars, moody lyrics and navel gazing!

Super-topical subject matter. Find out what economic policy expert Robert Reich has to say about the huge problems caused by unequal wealth distribution.

We're always happy to support awesome cinemas. They do such a great job providing spaces for great films to be seen and film-lovers to hang out and create communities around the work they love. Let's keep the Roxie going!

Pretty cool. Capture 1 second of your life. For the rest of your life.

We want one. That is all.

Silly maybe. Awesome definitely.

Restoration of incredible pieces of film history like this is so important.

So exciting to see UK projects launched on Kickstarter! And doubly exciting when one of the first projects is by Shooters David Bond and Ashley Jones, making a very important documentary about connecting kids to nature again.

A new film from a talented filmmaker (War Don Don) - help them launch this nationally and respond to current news events around medical marijuana.

Fascinating subject matter. And we still can't get over seeing all these UK projects on Kickstarter. Hooray!

Help make this short animated Navajo film happen!

Tweedpunk is where it's at people.

Made by two sisters who were born on The Farm. This is bound to be personal and totally fascinating.

The best kind of revolting. The best kind of hijinks. We love The Yes Men.

An important story to tell. And a a great title!

A feature comedy about fraudulent war heroes. Made by Shooters!

Ragtag is an oasis of cinematic joy that is also host to the wonderful True/False Film Festival. If they need robots, we shall give them robots! (It's actually a DCP package they need btw - just in case you don't believe in robots. Which would be very silly indeed.)

"War is hell. Why would anyone want to spend their weekends there?"

A unique vampire film made by Shooters and staring Stephen Rea. It looks wonderfully atmospheric. Support it!

Spooky feature from Shooter Jeremy Wechter.

A truly lovely project bringing old and new technologies together and celebrating the power of music.

Gorgeous.

Fascinating and inspiring for filmmakers everywhere!

Ok, it's not a film project. But we think this is the sort of thing that every filmmaker will need at some point while making a film!

We want to see this. Nuff said.

A documentary about New Orleans marching bands that has already received some love from David "The Wire" and "Treme" Simon.

A fascinating story from a fascinating (and very contaminated) place.

A film about legendary filmmaker Sam Fuller by his daughter, Samantha.

You had us at "Jodorowsky." This is by Alejandro's son, Adan, and stars Asia Argento.

We love StoryCorps! And the Rauch Brothers have done such lovely animations of some of the conversations in the past. Can't wait to see what they do next.

Documentary about the legendary diver Greg Louganis from Shooter Cheryl Furjanic.

A lovely, meditative film about aging, friendship and yes, flyfishing.

"The industry owes me nothing. You owe me nothing." But Jeremy Saulnier is super-talented and he wants to produce something truly special so we think we owe him some big-time support!

A festival celebrating the remix in Brooklyn. Help them be wonderful.

Kutluğ Ataman makes fascinating work and we're sure this will be no exception.

Shooter Iyabo Boyd is behind this project and she is most awesome.

You had us at Ren and Stimpy.

A lovely idea! Perfect to get kids excited about telling stories and making films. And not bad for crafty adults either.

Great project from Shooter and super-talented filmmaker/distributor/all round awesome person Ashley Sabin. Help her fund their outreach campaign!

This is just really thrillingly cool and Shooters patron Albert Maysles is involved too. Check out the trailer - Elizabeth Streb definitely needs a documentary made about her.

A stop-motion film by Charlie Kaufman! Wowee!

Very timely considering we're heading into Olympic fever mode. From the filmmakers behind the excellent California is a Place project.

A documentary about DEVO? Oh yes! Let's help them get it finished.

This looks lovely and creative.

Cool interactive documentary about Detroit. Je t'aime!

It is really important that people see this film in the light of the recent SCOTUS decision and all the debates around the future of healthcare in the US. Let's help them get it out to as many people as possible!

Help Shooter Jonathan Goodman Levitt with his political coming-of-age documentary that he has been working on for 7 years. He needs your help getting it out in front of audiences.

Sam's first feature was "Wah Doh Dem" - this guy is talented. Support him.

Shooter Hima has been working like crazy to get this made. Help her get there.

Revenge is sweet. Or is it? I think these ladies are about to find out.

So curious to see this - I see Ina May Gaskin's Spiritual Midwifery book every time I go to my local bookstore.

Wayne White's work is a great celebration of creativity and imagination. Help the filmmakers bring his story to theaters.

This project mixes fiction and non-fiction to tell a fascinating (and funny) story about a family and their relationship to solar bulbs - which are a genius invention using a plastic bottle filled with water and bleach. Watch the video for more info.

Written by Bret Easton Ellis and directed by Paul Schrader. These guys aren't messing around!

There's something about the Videofreex that appeals to us here at Shooting People - a can-do, DIY approach to making things that we salute!

Really interesting photography project from Jon Pack and Gary Hustwit. Hustwit is the filmmaker behind Helvetica and Objectified.

DETROPIA is an essential film for our times and Heidi and Rachel are forces of nature in the documentary community. Help them to release the film independently so that they can do community screenings around the country.

Interesting title and we really don't want Hanna to sell her kidney!

Sean Dunne has made a lot of really great short films - including The Archive and American Juggalo. So, good people of the Internet, help him make his next short.

"Can you love your neighbor as yourself and at the same time knee him in the face as hard as you can?" Good question.

Alice Arnold is a long-time member of Shooting People and is always working on interesting stuff. This project is about how electronic signs are re-shaping urban environments and re-defining areas of public space around the world.

Join the Cockroach revolution! These guys mean business. Fans of Guy Ritchie & Quentin Tarantino in particular should check this out!

What can we say, there's just so much about this project that intrigues us. For one thing the fact that there exists such a thing as a convention for fans of "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" is all kinds of awesome.

A film that celebrates creativity! What's not to like? I Am Not A Hipster premiered at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and now they need your help to get it out to a wider audience.

"I made this movie for everyone who has ever felt like they just didn't belong... the misfits, the outcasts. the kids that are lost... this movie is for you!" This movie is for us!

For all you cinephiles and lovers of 35mm. This ain't no multiplex!

Where to start... the name of the choir is awesome, they only sing Leonard Cohen songs. This only leaves one question: where do I sign up?

Ghosts With Shit Jobs is a great title and we're rather obsessed with this project. Discussions about the future and giant spiders are an added plus!

A farm guy and a film guy come together to make a film about urban farming in America. Bon appetit!

This film is freaking AWESOME! Seriously, we can't stop talking about it and we want everyone to see it. We also want everyone to see it with the wonderful music they have included so please support this campaign. Yeah Yeah Yeah!

Rooftop Films are longtime supporters of Shooting People and there is nothing we like more than watching wonderful films on New York City rooftops on balmy Summer nights. Help make it happen!

Jessica Oreck, who previously made Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo, has a singular vision and we're sure her film about reindeer herders in Finnish Lapland will continue to demonstrate her unique approach.

"Can Chinese determination & American creativity combine to build a better world? Or will Chinese stubbornness & American boneheadedness form the perfect cocktail for a state even more screwed up than California already is?" Support this futuristic comedy satire and find out!

A timely project given the recent nonsense spouted by certain politicians and pundits. It's getting down to the wire so pledge soon!

A fascinating story about an infamous murder case and the first fingerprint ever used to solve a crime.

A vitally important story about citizen journalists in China.

This race is so hardcore that in 25 years only 10 people have completed it. Wow.

The Ross Brothers are insanely talented and they really need to clear the music for their latest project so it can get out into the world. Give them a hand!

Lucasfilm has granted them clearances to the clips they need from the original VHS release of Empire! Amazing. And this film sounds lovely - a love-letter to movies and first crushes. Aw.

We saw this at SXSW and thought we were dreaming. A digital Bolex. A DIGITAL BOLEX!!!

This film was the Hot Docs 2011 Audience Award winner. They need help distributing it now and you know that ain't cheep. Chip in.

A nightmare comedy you say? We're in.

C'mon it's The Lynch! We are waiting to see this documentary with bated breath.

Just a few days left to support this creative documentary about the secret lives of girls with red hair - made by Shooters!

We're not really sure how this will work but it sounds interesting. I mean, how can you resist the idea of a Time Switch machine?

An inspiring story from Shooter Matthew Conrad about two Brits who decide to train "the worst soccer team in the world" in a place with one of the wettest climates on the planet. It also looks very, very funny. Help them finish it this year!

A short inspired by the late Palestinian painter Ismail Shammout (1930-2006) - from Shooter Ana Moreno.

Jason DaSilva is making a film about his diagnosis with multiple sclerosis. It's a really fascinating project, exploring ideas about disability and able-bodiedness. As Jason points out, "As we age, everyone moves closer to various levels of disability."

Shooter and Bicycle Film Festival founder Brendt Barbur is making this. But it gets even better: it's about Danish filmmaker Jorgen Leth who we love. And Shooter patron Albert Maysles is involved too as cinematographer. AMAZEBALLS!

Everything is a Remix is such a cool project. We're always interested to see what Kirby Ferguson has up his creative sleeves!

Shooter Natalie Difford is a fantastic producer and we're really excited to see this project at SXSW and at New Directors/ New Films. But they need help to finish the film so GIVE THEM THE LOOT they need!

Avi Zev Weider is exploring the nature of technology and what it means to be human. The fact that both he and his wife managed to each make a film after having triplets is reason enough to support this fine project!

Bring back The Show indeed! We love Ze Frank and we'd love to see this come back. Support him and let's make Ze magic happen.

A modern version of the Salem witch trials, adapted from a short story by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Steven Millhauser - the Executive Producer is Shooter Courtney Lee-Mitchell and we're very excited to see this get made.

This is an epic, documentary project, 12 years in the making, about a very important subject: Black boys are twice as likely as whites to be held back in elementary school, three times as likely to be suspended from school, and half as likely to graduate from college.

Simone Weil was a fascinating woman and more people should know about here work and her life. And now they can! This comes from Shooter Julia Haslett.

We want to see this film! Taika Waititi is awesome (most New Zealanders are it seems) and it's high time this film came to America. Cross their palms with silver.

We hereby present to you the definitive feature doc on Competitive Eating. It's a sport dammit! Just don't watch this while you're eating.

Dan Nuxoll has been a Shooting People supporter for years and of course we're always intrigued by tales of dodgy film festival directors. It's a crazy, crazy story and you'd be crazy not to support this project.

A project for lovers of old camper vans everywhere! This comes from Shooter Ryan Steven Green. Get on the bus, Gus.

Really exciting project exploring new ways of telling stories through social media. It's interactive and collaborative and iterative and those are all things we think are rather fantastic.

Hey look, another cool project heading to SXSW. This one is made by women and it's about Wonder Woman. So obviously we love it!

It's a game, not a film but this is the first project to break a million dollars on Kickstarter and they reached their goal of $400,000 in 8 hours. Amazing.

This film is going to SXSW next month but they need help finishing. Give them a hand!

Alt Screen is a fantastic resource to find films that are under the radar, those diamonds in the rough. We need more curatorial sites like this so we can discover all the amazing screenings and events out there. Thanks Alt Screen!

This is being directed by Stuart Murdoch from Belle & Sebastian. Step into my office baby!

Moby Longinotto has been a Shooting People member since 2002. That's loyalty for you! He's a very talented filmmaker and this story is fascinating. A very worthy project to support.

We love experiments in new forms of storytelling and we can't resist the idea of a "truly Immersive/Interactive Storyworld App" - bring it on!

Another great project that needs help with finishing funds so they can get to Sundance. It involves a woman, a transgendered man and a cat. Intriguing.

Make your own aerial photos and maps. Simple and really effective!

Co-director Brendan Canty is one of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet (we're sure Christoph Green is too but we haven't met him yet!) and this project sounds really cool.

Support our doc-loving friends in Boston!

Debut documentary from Shooter Alexandra Berger. Help them get to Slamdance! Alexandra has triplets so this is no small feat!

This film sounds fab and they need help getting it to Sundance. Do it!

Last chance to support this fascinating project!

Cassette tapes ooze nostalgia and it's about time they were celebrated in a film!

Hands up who played Oregon Trail at school as a kid? Well now there's Organ Trail. With zombies of course!

Richard Leacock is a documentary legend and this sounds like a fascinating project.

Cool new journalism platform, rethinking and redesigning how we cover stories.

Directed by Shooter Keith Miller and heading to Slamdance in January - help them get there!

Great kids, great story - it's a whole new way of looking at chess.

Fascinating new project by the man who made What Would Jesus Buy? It's the end of the world as we know it and we feel fine...

We Are Many is a documentary about the biggest protest in history, on 15 February 2003, against the Iraq war. A very important story to tell!

What is the connection between street art, Buddhism and democracy? This documentary, featuring Shepard Fairey, explores this fertile territory.

Can living small go big? We want to find out. Lovely, creative and very teeny tiny houses.

Director Andrew Berends was imprisoned in Nigeria while making this film but he still managed to finish it!

Well this sounds useful!

A fantastically inspiring story about a young inventor from Malawi.

Director Gregory Bayne is awesome and they only have 19 hours left. You know what to do.

Super-cool old school awesomeness.

The producer of this project, Danielle DiGiacomo, has been a fantastic supporter of Shooting People over the years. She even hosted Shooters in the Pub for us! So we'd like to return the favor and ask you to support this great project.

From the team behind Wordplay. Using design to help a struggling school.

This immersive project exploring national borders is heading to Sundance. Can't wait to see it in action.

A fantastic film celebrating the music of Haiti. Let's help get it in theaters and on TV so that more people can see it.

Jesse Epstein has been a Shooter and the editor of our NY Filmmakers bulletin for pretty much as long as we have been around. She's also a super talented filmmaker. And Malcolm Pullinger used to edit the SF/LA Filmmakers bulletin so this is like family!

Hal Hartley is an indie film hero. Nuff said.

Fascinating project about the Kathputli Colony in India - highlights the vital role artists (and acrobats and magicians!) play in society.

Jennie Livingston made Paris Is Burning. That is reason enough to support ANYTHING else she does for evermore!

We're going analog! Let's celebrate the vinyl record at 33 revolutions per minute!

Marco Williams makes superb films (Two Towns of Jasper, Banished) and we're sure this will be no exception.

A spooky story, based in Greece, made by Shooters!

If you loved Herb & Dorothy you'll want to jump in and support this!

This sounds like a great project - and the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective are involved.

Vincent Moon is a Shooting People patron and we're very much down with the idea of awesome short films alongside the awesome music at ATP.

We want this! We want this! That is all.

Gorgeously imaginative opening credits. We think this new Stefan Sagmeister project will make us very happy indeed!

A collaborative documentary about Occupy Wall Street - you can back the project or get involved in making it.

Hunter Weeks has shared his inspirational DIY approach to making and distributing films with the indie film community for a number of years so we're always pleased to support his projects.

A doc about Kathleen Hanna? Hell yes!

Going to events at Union Docs is always an adventure - they embrace a really interesting, multi-disciplinary documentary landscape. Support them so they can keep being awesome.

Film by Shooter Gabriel Long highlighting the importance of justice, due process and the constitution through the experiences of lawyer Stephen Oleskey.

We love The Yes Men! And creative activism sounds like a very good idea indeed.

Not a film project but so wonderfully creative we had to get behind it!

Koo from No Film School is a guy we've been following so it's great to see he's making his first feature. It's also always nice to see creative campaign videos like this.

On the Ice is the first Alaskan feature by an Inuit director + entirely Inuit cast. They're raising money to release the film in the US and we'd love to see it reach a wider audience.

Nekisa Cooper is a producer on this film - she produced Pariah and she is amazing. So back this project without further ado!

Jennifer Fox really led the way with this Kickstarter campaign. And she shared all her tips and tricks too which is doubly awesome.

Lovely, creative campaign video so we're sure the eventual short film will be lovely and creative too!

Nick Broomfield on Kickstarter. Well I never!

I mean, who hasn't wanted to become "actual, liquidy root beer" at some point in their lives?... Oh, you haven't? Really?

A project from Shooter Anne Aghion, director of My Neighbor, My Killer. The IRIBA CENTER FOR MULTIMEDIA HERITAGE will keep the country’s history alive and accessible for all Rwandans. An excellent project to support.

We're thinking perhaps we should give up film and go into the pen business!

My Brooklyn, made by Shooters, is asking lots of hard questions about gentrification and city planning in Brooklyn. We're excited to see this get made.

A hugely ambitious project that Shooting People has been tracking and promoting. Help them finish this truly international (shot in EVERY country on earth) film!

Shooter and all round awesome guy Steve Holmgren is part of the team behind this. We loved Porterfield's last film "Putty Hill" and we're pretty sure we'll love this too.

Walt is cute, he tries to pay his rent with Jolly Ranchers, and we really like the idea of supporting animators like this.

This project was part of the Shooting People & Sheffield Doc/Fest crowdfunding session at the Rushes' Short Filmmmakers Market, held at BAFTA. We're stoked they were so successful in their campaign.

Fantastic title and we love the first line of the project description: "I wrote and directed and made this film by hand---with alot of help from my friends." That sounds like Shooters spirit!

Flat Daddies, also known as "heroes on a stick," are the life-sized cardboard cutouts of husbands, wives, parents and children serving overseas. Through the lens of Flat Daddies, Shooters Nara Garber and Betsy Nagler highlight the impact of war on those left behind.

George Plimpton rocks. Don't believe us? Watch the trailer and you'll be amazed by the many lives this one man has led.

Who can resist the idea of a solar system of short films! And many of the filmmakers are friends and supporters of Shooting People which makes this even more irrisistable.

Absolutely nothing to do with film. It's just such a great idea and we all want to go swimming!

Such a smart way to sell tickets and support great projects. And that poster is lovely!

Fascinating project by Shooter Emma Piper-Burket about sustainable agriculture in Iraq. When Emma talks about seeds we listen!

Michael Galinsky, a Shooter and one of the filmmakers behind "Battle for Brooklyn", has documented malls across America and is planning a print run of books. It's not a film but we like it!

360º video capture for the iPhone 4. Yes please!

It's been a week of celebration in NYC and now we're looking forward to a particularly awesome 23rd edition of NewFest.

Fascinating artist and a great project. We saw Alison pitch at the Good Pitch at the Ford Foundation and were really impressed.

Shooter Gary Hustwit makes gorgeous films about design (Helvetica, Objectified) and we can't wait for his next one.