论文部分内容阅读
罗布:在北京讲课时,您谈到一个很新鲜很有趣的话题:纪实摄影可以通过众筹(crowd funding,也有人称为crowd sourcing)的方式找钱完成。能否请您说得再详细一些?通过众筹完成某个摄影计划,今天在美国很流行吗?苏珊·杜利(Susan Dooley,下称苏珊):在美国,摄影师、艺术家、电影制作人越来越多地通过众筹方式为自己的拍摄计划找钱。以前他们往往是向一个客户或投资人要一大笔钱,现在则是向一个人数众多的支持者社区,每人筹集一点钱。以纪实摄影为例,喜欢优秀纪实摄影报道的人数非常庞大,因此这里面就有一个商业模式,让这些消费者直接出钱
Rob: When you were in Beijing, you talked about a very fresh and interesting topic: documentary photography can be done by means of crowd funding (also known as crowd sourcing). Could you please elaborate on the details? Is it popular today in the United States to complete a photographic project through crowdfunding? Susan Dooley (Susan Dooley): In the United States, photographers, artists, movies Increasingly, producers make money for their shooting plans through crowdsourcing. They used to be a lot of money for a client or investor, and now they raise a little bit of money for a large community of supporters. Taking documentary photography as an example, the number of people who like outstanding documentary photography is very large, so there is a business model for these consumers to pay directly