The Imaginary Marching Band
A project in New York, NY by scott peterman000days
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Open-source wearable instruments that allow people to create real music through pantomime.
Backers: 121
Average Pledge Per Backer: $88
Funded: $10,665 of $10,000
Dates: May 9th -> Jun 8th (30 days)
Project By: scott peterman
Backers: 121
Average Pledge Per Backer: $88
Funded: $10,665 of $10,000
Dates: May 9th -> Jun 8th (30 days)
Project By: scott peterman
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current pledge level
Last Updated: June 2 @ 15:50 -0400 GMT
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Kickstart for What?! Kickstarter Projects Five Years Later
March 25th - via: huffingtonpost.com
I wanted to see where crowdfunding had led these projects five years after their campaigns were completed to help answer the proverbial interview question, “Where do you see yourself in five years?” After all, the best kind of sight is hindsight. (Read More)
Top Ten Most Funded Kickstarter Musical Instruments
September 17th - via: shapechanginginstruments.com
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April 8th - via: csmonitor.com
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Missing an instrument? Let me know! They're ready to go!!!
July 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
Friends and supporters - Thank you so much for all your patience and for the kind words I received from so many of you on my recent graduation from the Parsons MFA Design and Technology program. As many of you know, the crazy process that is art... (Read More)
HERE COMES THE BAND!
January 18th - via: kickstarter.com
A belated Happy 2012 to everyone, with wishes that yours has been as productive as mine has so far! Since I’ve finally had a break from the extremely hectic MFA program in which I first incubated the IMB, I am so happy to announce that your... (Read More)
OSH Documentation is DONE and live online!
November 7th - via: kickstarter.com
Hello everyone, Can't believe it's already November! I realize that I was being ambitious when I wrote in my last update that I'd have documentation up quickly: here it is, finally! Also check out the new site, complete with a blog that I am... (Read More)
IMB on NYC 2.0 ... OMG!
October 6th - via: kickstarter.com
Hi everyone, Promised I'd send an update when I knew about the NYC 2.0 that I was honored to be featured on ... and here it is! It was a blast getting to hang with Rick and Walter (who has been incredibly helpful since the shoot in improving the... (Read More)
Updates!
September 14th - via: kickstarter.com
Everyone - Hope you all had wonderful summers. Can't tell you how much I appreciated all of the support, and I've been able to refine and experiment with the project in a variety of ways over the past few months. Now that fall has returned, I'm back... (Read More)
Thank you all so very much.
June 9th - via: kickstarter.com
So as you no doubt can see, we made our funding yesterday afternoon with about 8 hours to spare. SO many thank you’s are due, but the biggest and most emphatic is to all of YOU, regardless of whether you contributed $1, $1000, or just a... (Read More)
The Final Stretch
June 6th - via: kickstarter.com
Only 48 hours to go! In the interest of getting this puppy across the finish line, we're offering a very special, limited edition reward - the Master Glove. 1 glove, all 6 instruments!!!! This is not something I originally intended to do with the... (Read More)
5 Days Left! Read the IMB white paper and be better prepared to share with your friends!
June 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
Hi all - and thanks for the recent words of support and advice! I really appreciate all the positive thoughts and effort on your part to make this a success. Many of you have expressed interest in gaining greater knowledge into the technical side of... (Read More)
6 Days Left... Here Come the Cymbals
June 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
With only 6 days left and half our goal to go, I decided I'd go ahead and post the code for the Imaginary Cymbals. We'll be posting all of this up on www.imaginarymarchingband.com by the middle of the summer regardless of whether or not we get... (Read More)
10 Days Left... Plus Wild Times Living in the Future In Paris
May 29th - via: kickstarter.com
Hey everyone - thanks for all the support so far. Only 10 days left, so if you do want to see the Imaginary Marching Band come to life (and get your well-earned Rewards) now's the time to spread the word! In Sweden now waiting on the bus from... (Read More)
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