About this project
Follow a diverse group of makers and entrepreneurs as they document the achievements of current makers and the revolution they have inspired. ReMade: The Rebirth of the Maker Movement will reveal the stories of members of community-run workshops, including hackerspaces, makerspaces, and other collaborative organizations across the U.S.
ReMade will tie these inspiring stories with those of the leaders who have furthered the goals of this movement and inspired thousands to take part. It will follow the history that brought us to this revolution, such as the Mechanic’s Institutes of the 1870’s and the computer revolution of the 1970’s.
The production of ReMade reflects the nature of the film, as members of the Electromagnate team built the current film equipment by hand. The funds raised on this Kickstarter will fund travel expenses to interview crucial figures and organizations in the movement, post-production costs, and obtaining professional-grade cameras to supplement their current home-manufactured steadicams and rigs.
For more information, feel free to email us at info@electromagnate.com
Thank you for your support!
Jordan, Jim, Chris, Kadi, and Madelynn
Electromagnate.com
@electromagnate
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We are a small group of hackerspace members who are dedicated to showing the maker and DIY community to the world.
Our goal, within roughly one year, is to complete a full-length feature documentary about the maker movement, the formation of hackerspaces in the US and the collective experiences of those at its forefront.
