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A Swarm of Angels (ASOA) is an open source film project and participatory film community, whose aim is to make the world’s first Internet-funded, crewed and distributed feature film. The collaborative project aims to attract 50,000 individual subscribers (the "Swarm of Angels"), each contributing £25 to the production. This feature film and associated original media project embraces the Creative Commons notion of flexible copyright licensing, to permit people to freely download, share, and remix the original media made for the project.〔(About // A Swarm of Angels // Remixing cinema )〕 A Swarm of Angels is the brainchild of film producer and author Matt Hanson, founder of the onedotzero digital film festival. He has labelled the process Cinema 2.0. It would be the first time for a project of this scale to be funded, produced and distributed in this way. Advisors to A Swarm of Angels include science fiction author and copyright activist Cory Doctorow, graphic novelist Warren Ellis, pioneer digital film producer Tommy Pallotta, and musical mashup artist Eric Kleptone of The Kleptones.〔(A Swarm of Angels » Remixing cinema » Team )〕 == Participation == A Swarm of Angels is recruiting a community capped at 50,000. Members can have a say in the script development. Two scripts are being developed, with one to be chosen by ASOA members to be produced. The scripts were being developed via the project forum and are entitled, ''The Unfold'', and ''The Ravages'' (formerly known as ''Glitch''). According to the official website, the first two ''A Swarm of Angels'' are "likely to be thriller based with soft sci-fi elements." The project had its first voting day on 21 September 2006, where members were polled on certain decisions via their forum, The Nine Orders. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「A Swarm of Angels」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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