PAST EVENT
Ian MacKenzie is a filmmaker & media activist based in Vancouver, BC. He has a background in video journalism, short films, and documentaries, with his work appearing in The New York Times, National Geographic TV, CBC Documentary, The Globe and Mail, Adbusters, and festivals around the world.
He co-produced Velcrow Ripper’s feature documentary Occupy Love (2013). Sacred Economics (2012) is one of his most popular web films, in collaboration with author Charles Eisenstein. Ian’s previous short The Revolution Is Love (2011) was named one of the top 10 Occupy films to watch 2011.
Hope you enjoyed the stream, take a look at what we have from the event!
WATCH THE REPLAY
Are you an artist affected by the COVID19 fallout? I’m going to assume yes.
If the wake of unprecedented change, many of you are no doubt looking to other sources of income to continue being an artist.
I’m a filmmaker and writer who has been amplifying the tools and stories of the emerging paradigm for over a decade. I’ve also taught crowdfunding workshops and offer an online course The Art of Crowdfunding for Social Change.
I’ve been using Patreon for the last 3 years and have enjoyed the support it’s granted me to continue my work.
If you would like to learn the basics of how to get started, or how to polish and galvinize more support, then sign up to this workshop and learn more.
FREE TO REGISTER.
At the end of the event, I’ll invite a ‘pay what you can’ model for you to offer what you can. With love, Ian
JOIN US ONLINE FOR THE WHOLE CONVERSATION!
We’re very excited to share that this event is being made available LIVE online so that you can join us from wherever you may be! These days most of us have big full lives, and are dealing with various commitments around family, time, money and work. Digitally, you’ll have the speakers, conversation & community – all from the comfort of your own home.
LISTEN. ANSWER. ASK. CONNECT!
You’re not watching – you’re PARTICIPATING! Through our easy online webinar system, you can engage with other viewers, participate in polls & discussions, and even ask questions during question periods. You certainly CAN choose to just sit back and watch & listen, if you like – your active participation isn’t an expectation, but it IS an opportunity.
30 DAYS TO REVIEW AS NEEDED!
No need to stress – you’ll have 30 days to review the whole broadcast – go over parts you missed, look closer at slides or materials, hear that big mind-bomb again and again… and have every opportunity to deepen the integration of this offering.
NO FANCY TECHNOLOGY REQUIRED
There’s nothing to install, nothing to download, nothing to figure out. Here’s what you need to participate and have a great viewing experience!
> a modern internet browser (we recommend Chrome or Firefox)
> a reliable internet connection (hardwired is better than wifi)
> earbuds, headphones or good computer speakers
