NEW YORK, NY, Nov. 19, 2013—Depending on the platform used, only 14% to 40% of filmmakers achieve their goals when crowdfunding.

With so many no- and low-budget filmmakers turning to crowdfunding to finance their projects—and the majority not experiencing success—film publicist Jeff Stevenson of Well Done Productions saw an immediate need he could meet.

“I’ve decided to concentrate all of my experience and skills on helping filmmakers achieve their crowdfunding goals,” he said, “and 10% of all income earned will be reinvested back into a new film project.”

Stevenson has worked as a creative director of copy in advertising and marketing for more than 25 years, so he knows how to aggressively sell and market a project.

“Until now, indie filmmakers didn’t think they could afford someone to help them achieve the most important aspect of crowdfunding, increasing their online presence before they ask for a dime,” he said.

“Most filmmakers do not have the time, resources or skills to successfully build their brand awareness online,” Stevenson said, “and they aren’t trained to write press releases or generate high response emails or create compelling copy about their project that will entice family, friends and strangers to contribute to their film.”

Stevenson said, “My goal is to make all this very simple and turnkey for the directors and producers. We’ll talk about what they need and then they can return to their filmmaking and I’ll work up press releases, loglines and taglines, all the copy needed for their crowdfunding site, write the emails to send before, during and after funding the project, and anything else they need—or that I can think of!”

Best of all, his services are amazingly affordable, regardless of the budget.

“I know money is tight to non-existent for these projects,” Stevenson said, “and while a film publicist will cost you thousands of dollars a week or by the month, for about the price of a film crew pizza wrap party, filmmakers can now utilize the services I offer. We can work together by the hour or retain me for the entire project. The goal is simple: Help filmmakers reach their crowdfunding goal.”

And as a “special bonus feature,” each week 10% of income earned will be invested back into a crowdfunding film project of Stevenson’s choice.

For complete details, visit the Well Done Productions website at http://tinyurl.com/wdp-now-com or email Jeff directly at wdp.now@gmail. And follow him on Twitter at @WellDoneProd. https://twitter.com/WellDoneProd

Media Contact:
Jeff C. Stevenson
Well Done Productions
wdp.now@gmail.com
http://tinyurl.com/wdp-now-com