The fundraising goal is $40,000
The film is financed through crowdfunding with a fundraising goal of $40,000. A third is already financed. “We are proud to have come this far so quickly,” said Nina Rausch. The current strike by filmmakers in America is having a positive impact on the project, says the Ingersheimer.
In some cases you have access to people or locations that you normally wouldn’t have had because everything is at a standstill. Only short films are allowed to be shot right now. “The strike made us think and reminded us how important it is to appreciate people and their work,” said Nina Rausch.
Remember cohesion
It is very important to the team not only to ask for favors, but also to be able to pay people for their work. “That’s why we targeted our budget at $30,000 to $40,000,” explains the film producer.
It is sad to see that a division is emerging both in the world and in Germany, which is driven by hatred, fear and old ideals. Germany is a wonderful country that has overcome so much, said the actress. That’s why they want to use filmmaking to once again remind people of humanity and cohesion. “Exit, Sofie” will be shot in October and should be finished at the end of the year or beginning of 2024 in order to send it to important festivals. The feature film will then be developed, says Nina Rausch about the further steps of her project.
About the fundraising campaign
2023-09-14 04:48:42
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