Alexis Neophytides

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Brooklyn, NY

Alexis Neophytides joined Kickstarter on April 29, 2009

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THE GREAT CHICKEN WING HUNT by Matt Reynolds

Ever wonder who makes the world's best Buffalo wing? Here's the film that settles it once and for all.
- Documentary
- Astoria, NY
- 130% funded $16,942 pledged
- 274 backers
- Funded May 09, 2012
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High Tech, Low Life by High Tech, Low Life

"We can't let the news be one-sided." -Tiger Temple "You never know what you can do until you try." -Zola
- Documentary
- New York, NY
- 106% funded $25,060 pledged
- 417 backers
- Funded Apr 23, 2012
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LowLine: An Underground Park on NYC's Lower East Side by Dan Barasch

We plan to transform an abandoned New York City trolley terminal into a vibrant community green space using new solar technology.
- Design
- Lower East Side, NY
- 155% funded $155,186 pledged
- 3,300 backers
- Funded Apr 06, 2012
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Rabbit Stories: a feature film by Kirsten Russell

The completion of a dark comedy, seven years in the making, of letters, loves, and how soul mates make the strangest of bedfellows.
- Narrative Film
- Brooklyn, NY
- 120% funded $12,005 pledged
- 123 backers
- Funded Jan 15, 2012
Hooked & Rolling by White/Heat Productions

Up in Arms in New York City...
- Documentary
- New York, NY
Funding Unsuccessful (07/04/2011)
Apple Photo Booth Mask Series by Mark Pernice

A series of 6 masks in glorious 3D from the warped 2D manipulations using Apple's Photo Booth application.
- Digital Art
- Brooklyn, NY
Funding Unsuccessful (11/23/2010)
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Join two award-winning filmmakers as we turn our Sundance web series into a feature by Annie Howell and Lisa Robinson

Sarah Sparks relates more to technology ... than to people.
- Webseries
- 142% funded $11,360 pledged
- 87 backers
- Funded Jul 20, 2010
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A HARLEM MOTHER (documentary film) going to Cannes Film Fest 2010's Short Film Corner by Ivana Todorovic

Help me get to Cannes to present my film "A Harlem Mother" in Cannes Film Festival's Short Film Corner, and spread the issue about youth gun violence.
- Documentary
- New York, NY
- 110% funded $1,105 pledged
- 16 backers
- Funded May 10, 2010
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My Friend's Mustard: The Journey from My Kitchen to Your Grocery Store Mustard Shelf by Anna Wolf

Help me start a Brooklyn-based mustard company! With your help, tasty beer-mustard made with Sixpoint ales will hit shelves/markets near you!
- Food
- New York, NY
- 107% funded $4,293 pledged
- 54 backers
- Funded Feb 01, 2010
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I'M NOT ME - feature film by Zak Mulligan

A man struggles with the death of his wife only to realize that they may have another chance at life together.
- Narrative Film
- New York, NY
- 121% funded $7,305 pledged
- 55 backers
- Funded Dec 11, 2009
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New York Makes a Book!! by We Make a Book

Let's make the world's first crowd-funded book! New York Makes a Book will be entirely composed of submissions from 100 participants. 100...
- Journalism
- New York, NY
- 110% funded $3,329 pledged
- 110 backers
- Funded May 16, 2009

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Alexis Neophytides

THE GREAT CHICKEN WING HUNT by Matt Reynolds

High Tech, Low Life by High Tech, Low Life

LowLine: An Underground Park on NYC's Lower East Side by Dan Barasch

Rabbit Stories: a feature film by Kirsten Russell

Hooked & Rolling by White/Heat Productions

Apple Photo Booth Mask Series by Mark Pernice

Join two award-winning filmmakers as we turn our Sundance web series into a feature by Annie Howell and Lisa Robinson

A HARLEM MOTHER (documentary film) going to Cannes Film Fest 2010's Short Film Corner by Ivana Todorovic

My Friend's Mustard: The Journey from My Kitchen to Your Grocery Store Mustard Shelf by Anna Wolf

I'M NOT ME - feature film by Zak Mulligan

New York Makes a Book!! by We Make a Book

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