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It's a "flexible funding" IndieGoGo project, but I thought some might be interested in this. Frank Marshall posted it on Twitter: "Help make it happen for Other Side of the Wind - Orson Welles' Last Film on @indiegogo http://t.co/oq6evxnSSp"

The last time I checked and admittedly it has been quite a while, the percentage of creative media projects was considerably higher on IndieGoGo. And while many filmmakers use Kickstarter including the high profile "success" stories, IndieGoGo seems better thought of in the true indie community...

Well, IndieGoGo is a little more focused on creative media and it is pretty popular among indie filmmakers.

Me too. I'm very intrigued by this concept.

Oh, that is cool. I want one, but can't justify it.

I am too. In fact, I actually think it limits developers a little more than it should.

I tend to think crowd-funding is a great development. It leads to the democratization of ideas and products and removes barriers to entrepreneurship. I've only backed one so far: Pebble (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/597507018/pebble-e-paper-watch-for-iphone-and-android?ref=live) and have...