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emckinney20 Aug 2016 2:25 a.m. PST

Well, we all know about Kickstarters that never get finished, but this little film has external requirements that mean it has to be finished--and the amount of money still needed is tiny.

From David Jaques-Watson:

Dear Folks -

I'm putting this out as a request for help and support.

My daughter Emma is writing and directing her first short film, and has been raising money through family & friends, and also a crowd-funding site. There's not long to go now, and she's after more help.

Although this is not specifically for Traveller, it's an SF story about a scientist who built a female robot, and fashioned her as his "daughter". It's also about the daughter, who knows _what_ she is – and then discovers her "father's" lost love whom she is modelled after – and is now trying to discover _who_ she is. And why.

For those of us who have been burnt by sponsoring other past productions that are still incomplete, I can understand your reluctance to contribute. In the case of this film, please consider the following:

a. It is a student grad film. It HAS to be made, or else the students do not graduate – so no excuses!! ;-)

b. The budget is only a modest AUD$2000 (about USD$1500 at current rates);

c. So no, it won't have huge special effects (which, as we've seen, can hinder delivery), only modest ones;

d. …which means its goals are achievable. ;-)

So thank you for your attention, and please consider.

Facebook site: link

Crowdfunding site: link

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