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on July 29, 2011
Small Sur
backed a project
I USED TO BE DARKER by Matt Porterfield
A new film by Matt Porterfield (HAMILTON, PUTTY HILL) about family, love and letting go. Shooting in Baltimore this summer.
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105% funded $42,394 pledged
- 481 backers
- Funded Aug 13, 2011
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on July 29, 2011
Small Sur
backed a project
DEATH in ARIZONA - a new documentary by Tin Dirdamal by tranvia films
An intimate documentary about a Lost Love, shot through my apartment windows for over a year in Bolivia.
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106% funded $40,453 pledged
- 451 backers
- Funded Jul 30, 2011
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on April 24, 2011Funded!
Small Sur's new full-length album! by Small Sur
Small Sur's new album, "Tones," is finished and ready to accompany you on your road trips this summer! Help offset the up-front costs!
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115% funded $1,151 pledged
- 43 backers
- Funded Apr 24, 2011
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on April 5, 2011
Small Sur
Posted project update #2Hooray!
Friends, We did it! Our initial $1000 goal has been reached. Thanks so much for your support! However, reaching our goal with 19 days left begs the question, "What now?" Well, I'm glad you asked! Perhaps we should set a new goal, not one based on money, but one based strictly on the total number of people who pre-order the album. As of now, 37 people have done just that. It'd be amazing if you could help us spread the word to push that number up to 75! That seems like a high, yet attainable goal, so let's go for it! Please tell your friends about the project, as that's the only way we'll make it, and again, thank you so very much for your help thus far. Best, Bob / Small SurPost Comment -
on March 30, 2011
Small Sur
Posted project update #1Thanks!
Dearest Backers-
We're incredibly thankful for your support and it's certainly exciting to be sitting at over 75% funded after just five days! If the donations keep rolling in and we're able to offset an even bigger chunk of our PR and physical production costs than we'd originally planned, we might be able to do something fun like press a limited run of Tones on vinyl or release a 7" single later this year to keep the momentum going! And of course, you, our Kickstarter backers, will have first dibs on something like this if it ends up happening.
That said, it'd be amazing if you could send out an e-mail or two on our behalf to anyone who might be interested in donating to our project. This would be especially helpful if you have some friends who are fans of our music who haven't donated yet! It may seem silly, but having them order a CD now as opposed to later really does make a huge difference for us.
Oh, and there are new songs up at http://smallsur.bandcamp.com. One of which ("How I Love You") features Jenn Wasner and Andy Stack of Wye Oak!
Thanks again for your support!
Best,
Bob & Small Sur
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on March 24, 2011
Small Sur launched a project
Small Sur's new full-length album! by Small Sur
Small Sur's new album, "Tones," is finished and ready to accompany you on your road trips this summer! Help offset the up-front costs!
- $1,000 funding goal
- 04/24/2011 Funding Ended
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on December 14, 2010
Small Sur
backed a project
Help fund Strand of Oaks "Pope Killdragon" Vinyl Release by Strand of Oaks
Strand of Oaks' Pope Killdragon is ready to be pressed to vinyl! Your donation makes this possible!
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285% funded $4,278 pledged
- 110 backers
- Funded Jan 13, 2011
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on October 25, 2010
Small Sur
backed a project
World Supper Adventure is Hitting the Road! by Adrian Katherine Theopulos
Inviting myself to dinner, around the world, to create a book of secret recipes and tales of great hospitality.
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100% funded $4,010 pledged
- 50 backers
- Funded Nov 22, 2010
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Small Sur
Baltimore, MD
Small Sur is Bob Keal, Austin Stahl, and Andy Abelow. Bob writes songs about his life and Austin and Andy help to arrange them. Visit our http://smallsur.bandcamp.com to stream new (and old) tracks. Thanks for listening!
I'm really happy that the support is really coming in for you guys. Your music really deserves it. If you do the vinyl release, I hope you chose colored discs and put me down for two, I'm sure they'll be real collector items some day.
James