There are couple of more bizarre or effective pairings in movie theater than Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman. Now, the two aren’t teaming up once again (a minimum of not simply yet), but the author of Adaptation and Being John Malkovich is joining stop-motion studio Starburns Industries on a new project called Anomalisa. The animators, whose past credits feature Moral Orel, don’t wish any sort of interference from the conventional studio system and have actually resorted to Kickstarter to money the film. The approximately 40 moment feature will certainly follow a motivational speaker whose life has come to be “hollow and useless.” Sounds like a right, fun romp! There’s little doubt that the motion picture will get made– it’s more than half means to its $ 200,000 goal and there’s still even more than 50 days left to the financing period. Kaufman is barely the first huge name in Holywood to resort to crowd-sourcing, however he’s part of an expanding trend of performers bucking the standard system and sustaining themselves and their craft with direct support from supporters. Check out the plea for financing after the break.

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