Two filmmakers, a director and a writer, set out to make a high quality female-led comedy webseries. They managed to film about 70% of the first season before all of their financial options were explored to the fullest. 

Since actors & crew have a habit of getting involved with other projects, dramatically changing their look and/or moving to Paraguay...it's really important that they keep momentum.

So they've turned to crowdsourcing to help finish!

What's the show's premise?

The owner of a candy shop that bears her name, Sweet Fever, is caught in a financial crunch and needs a way to earn a large sum of money that isn't sabotaged by her bad credit rating. A friend introduces her to the colorful, action packed world of professional pillow fighting and the big purse they're offering for whomever fights her way to the top this season.

But first, to earn the right to tryout to become a fighter, she must complete a series of gruelling tasks for the league's cantankerous commissioner, sending her all over town and into contact with all sorts of strange characters. Along the way Fever is helped out by her "not-boyfriend" as well as her best girlfriend...all the while unintentionally earning herself an arch-enemy without even realizing it.

What do I get?

It's all to the right but if you like your lists even snappier, here it is in bullet points.

• $5 Credit, computer background (It's 2002, right?)
• $19 All of the above + vinyl sticker
• $29 Aota + five unique 1" buttons
• $49 Aota + DVD of season one + invite to private screening followed by Q&A with the creators in Toronto
• $99 Aota + custom printed pillow with Sweet Fever logo
• $499 Aota + your face printed on the t-shirt of a lead character to be worn in the finale (Only one to claim!)
• $499 Aota (sans shirt) + signed copies of the shooting scripts mailed to you
• $999 Aota (sans shirt) + Executive Producer credit.

Our buttons featuring Sam, Chet, the store logo, Sweet Fever herself and Crunchy Luke.

What does my money help pay for?

• Locations
• A Fight Co-Ordinator
• Equipment
• Background Performers
• Post-Production

There's really no such thing as too much money in making film but if by some good fortune we go over our goal then we'll be able to put more polish into production & post-production by being able to rent better equipment or even pay more of our crew.

I HAVE NO MONEY, YET WANT TO HELP!

You know the deal, help out by linking people to us on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Google+, good old email and carrier pigeon. It may not feel like much, but every bit helps!