Gregory Lamberson Film
@greglamberson.bsky.social
No DMs, Bitcoin, cam girls, OF, Illuminati, or Trumpers. Director, Screenwriter, Producer, Author; Producers Guild of America & International Thriller Writers member; Founder: Amazing Fantasy Fest. https://www.gregorylambersonfilm.com.
Yes! A replica of the lighthouse, thanks for noticing. I'm told the DVD will be at the beginning of the new year soonest. Thanks for watching!
November 12, 2025 at 10:43 PM
Yes! A replica of the lighthouse, thanks for noticing. I'm told the DVD will be at the beginning of the new year soonest. Thanks for watching!
Admittedly very low budget, but also very funny, especially if you've ever lived in Buffalo. I chose to work on it because of Scott, and because I wanted to be part of a film that celebrates life in this blue collar, football-obsessed college town that also has an arts culture. On Prime.
November 4, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Admittedly very low budget, but also very funny, especially if you've ever lived in Buffalo. I chose to work on it because of Scott, and because I wanted to be part of a film that celebrates life in this blue collar, football-obsessed college town that also has an arts culture. On Prime.
I'm glad I already made the decision to stop crowdfunding. As a film festival director, I'll be curious to see if fewer films are made because of this. #boycottindiegogo
October 23, 2025 at 12:22 PM
I'm glad I already made the decision to stop crowdfunding. As a film festival director, I'll be curious to see if fewer films are made because of this. #boycottindiegogo
The world constantly takes away those things which enable indies to keep moving forward: Redbox, DVD, Blu-ray, Tubi... the corporations are constantly making it harder for us. That's the game, and we constantly have to find new ways to fund our films and get them seen by the public...
October 23, 2025 at 12:20 PM
The world constantly takes away those things which enable indies to keep moving forward: Redbox, DVD, Blu-ray, Tubi... the corporations are constantly making it harder for us. That's the game, and we constantly have to find new ways to fund our films and get them seen by the public...
...company will come along. For the time being, I recommend supporting Indiegogo campaigns by friends already running, but to stop supporting Indiegogo campaigns thereafter. Our friends can re-launch elsewhere. It won't be the same. For now, film crowdfunding is not a viable option for features...
October 23, 2025 at 12:18 PM
...company will come along. For the time being, I recommend supporting Indiegogo campaigns by friends already running, but to stop supporting Indiegogo campaigns thereafter. Our friends can re-launch elsewhere. It won't be the same. For now, film crowdfunding is not a viable option for features...
...even though I believe in treating others as I wish to be treated. This Indiegogo development is already a disaster for some of them in various stages. My heart goes out to them. Maybe Kickstarter and Seed and Spark will step up and introduce new programs to fill the void. Maybe some other...
October 23, 2025 at 12:16 PM
...even though I believe in treating others as I wish to be treated. This Indiegogo development is already a disaster for some of them in various stages. My heart goes out to them. Maybe Kickstarter and Seed and Spark will step up and introduce new programs to fill the void. Maybe some other...
...for me after the pandemic, when we didn't even know if there would be an indie film industry, but we've weathered that storm (our current financial precipice is another storm, though). I have a lot of friends who crowdfund. At times, there are just too many campaigns going on at once to support..
October 23, 2025 at 12:14 PM
...for me after the pandemic, when we didn't even know if there would be an indie film industry, but we've weathered that storm (our current financial precipice is another storm, though). I have a lot of friends who crowdfund. At times, there are just too many campaigns going on at once to support..
...and I hope there's a class action lawsuit. I had already decided not to crowdfund future features, except maybe to enhance budgets I raise through other sources. I'm in the Producers Guild of America, and it's against their rule to offer "producer" perks. Crowdfunding was an ideal alternative...
October 23, 2025 at 12:13 PM
...and I hope there's a class action lawsuit. I had already decided not to crowdfund future features, except maybe to enhance budgets I raise through other sources. I'm in the Producers Guild of America, and it's against their rule to offer "producer" perks. Crowdfunding was an ideal alternative...
...which don't have flexible options. This is TERRIBLE news for indies and it's a terrible business decision for Indiegogo. Worse, they simply "disappeared" in-progress "Pre-Launch" campaigns, and have also "disappeared" existing contributor records. These last 2 points should be illegal...
October 23, 2025 at 12:10 PM
...which don't have flexible options. This is TERRIBLE news for indies and it's a terrible business decision for Indiegogo. Worse, they simply "disappeared" in-progress "Pre-Launch" campaigns, and have also "disappeared" existing contributor records. These last 2 points should be illegal...
...even if they don't reach their target goal. "I'd LOVE to make 50K, but I can do it for 30K if I have to." Unfortunately, new owners have taken over, and they've eliminated this option. So Indiegogo is no longer the best option for indies, who will go to Kickstarter or Seed and Spark...
October 23, 2025 at 12:07 PM
...even if they don't reach their target goal. "I'd LOVE to make 50K, but I can do it for 30K if I have to." Unfortunately, new owners have taken over, and they've eliminated this option. So Indiegogo is no longer the best option for indies, who will go to Kickstarter or Seed and Spark...
... an average of 50% of my budgets. Indiegogo has been the life's blood for micro filmmakers, even though crowdfunding has become much harder than it used to be, and Indiegogo has been the best platform for filmmakers because of its "flexible" option which allows filmmakers to keep funds...
October 23, 2025 at 12:05 PM
... an average of 50% of my budgets. Indiegogo has been the life's blood for micro filmmakers, even though crowdfunding has become much harder than it used to be, and Indiegogo has been the best platform for filmmakers because of its "flexible" option which allows filmmakers to keep funds...