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Started by Scott
Wed, 31 Aug 2011 08:14
Flying Car Documentary needs your help!
Author: Scott
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2011 08:14
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2011 08:14
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I want to share with you a movie project that I and producer, Konstantin Brazhnik are currently working on about a man who has invented a flying car titled, Volantor. The film is an investigative documentary about the rise of the โflying carโ industry and a look at the brilliant minds and businesses behind it. The film will tell the story of esteemed engineer and inventor Paul Moller and his 45 year long journey to bring his M-400 Volantor โSkycarโ to the market. In just a few months, Moller International will be conducting the first ever manned test flight of the Skycar. They have given us full access into their world and we will be there to witness history in the making. For more information on the film, please visit http://www.VolantorFilm.com. We are currently raising starting funds on IndieGoGo.com to get this project off the ground (pun intended). In the world of crowd-sourced fund-raising, quality matters just as much as quantity. We need many loyal micro funders to show bigger funders that there is an audience for this project. Donate any amount you want, no matter how small, and it will help the project dramatically! If you can afford to, please donate more as we are offering incentives in the form of DVD pre-sales, signed memorabilia, or even a tour of the Moller International facility to see the Skycar in person! Remember, every dollar helps and every donation is tax-deductible! Visit www.indiegogo.com/Volantor to contribute. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this correspondence and for your donation! We are very excited to have the opportunity to do this project and we hope to bring it to a screen near you! Sincerely, Scott Hardie Director, Volantor
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