Newvelle Records is a new kind of record label with a curated selection of world class musicians, released only on vinyl.
That’s great, but I do wonder how they’re actually going to make any money after the Kickstarter?
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/charlielyne/make-the-censors-watch-paint-drying
The British Board of Film Certification (previously known as the British Board of Film Censors) was established in 1912 to ensure films remained free of ‘indecorous dancing’, ‘references to controversial politics’ and ‘men and women in bed together’, amongst other perceived indiscretions.
Today, it continues to censor and in some cases ban films, while UK law ensures that, in effect, a film cannot be released in British cinemas without a BBFC certificate.
Each certificate costs around £1000 for a feature film of average length. For many independent filmmakers, such a large upfront can prove prohibitively expensive.
“i’m going reach down right into this pile of dog shit to put one of my snarky pins (which i at all times have on my person) in it to ensure it never gets picked up, instead of just, i dunno, picking it up”
No. Just no.
Meet #TweetFeed
The iconic ultimate birdfeeder for your twittering feathered friends!
What could be more obvious than to provide them with an updated place for their seeds and tweets and the exchange of the wildest news?
#TweetFeed is a digital sign in an analog world.
Give us $25,000 to move to the desert and take shaky, blurry cell phone footage of ourselves making a solar panel. We won’t fuck up like we did last time because “THIS TIME, we all have good jobs and we have flexible schedules too.”