Kickstarter

Everyone who donates any amount will get to vote on an element in the film! The more you donate, the more weight your vote has. See the project description for details.

A "thanks" in the credits, plus a copy of the film on DVD. For non-US donors, please select the 15$ option, to cover shipping costs.

"Thanks" credit, plus a copy of the film on Blu-ray (or DVD, your choice).

All above, plus your Blu-ray or DVD will include a bonus collection or short films and animated music videos directed by Mark, including a rare live performance of "Dead Disco" by Metric. Over 70 minutes of entertainment!

All above, plus a high-quality audio download of the film's soundtrack, including our modern arrangement of Irving Berlin's 1921 song "All My Myself," which features prominently in the film. Your friends will be so jealous.

All above, plus a personalized video shout-out that we'll put on YouTube, where we thank you for donating $500 to the production. Yes, we know you didn't really donate that much, but you can use it to impress your parents!

All above, plus a set of downloadable behind-the-scenes material, including a copy of the script, a reproduction of Mark's hand-drawn storyboards, notes, and design sketches, and a collection of on-set photographs.

All above, plus we'll recount a unique-but-totally-made-up story in your video shout-out. Maybe you saved our lead actor from a falling girder. Or perhaps you loaned us your classic hot rod so we could shoot the car chase (NOTE: there will be no car chase in the film, unless you actually loan us your hot rod). Either way, without you, the film would have been doomed, and people probably would have died.

All above, plus Mark will design a personal logo for you. Put it on your blog, make it into a rubber stamp, or iron it to a trucker hat! You'll own the copyright, so you'll be free to use the logo for whatever purpose you'd like.

All above, plus we will put your name on a prop or sign in the film. Freeze-frame bragging rights!

All above, plus a one-of-a-kind original framed piece of art used in the film (18x24"). This series is so post-modern that it hasn't even been created yet!