Interactive Telecommunications Program
NYU Tisch School of the Arts
February 28 & March 1
10:00 am - 10:00 pm
Join a weekend of
collaboration and creativity — scientists, artists, designers, writers, and
makers working together to bring their ideas to life!
Who
should apply?
You’re an amateur or professional scientist with a strong idea but are finding it challenging designing a compelling Kickstarter project.
You’re an artist, designer, writer or maker who wants to use your skills to help bring a project to life in a field you love — science!
You’re an amateur or professional scientist with a strong idea but are finding it challenging designing a compelling Kickstarter project.
You’re an artist, designer, writer or maker who wants to use your skills to help bring a project to life in a field you love — science!
How
will this work?
Scientists: Pitch your project idea in the form of a Kickstarter project draft. You can get started here. Make sure you fill out at least the project description, but the more information you provide, the better. It doesn’t need to be perfect, just a rough sketch of what you plan to do.
Scientists: Pitch your project idea in the form of a Kickstarter project draft. You can get started here. Make sure you fill out at least the project description, but the more information you provide, the better. It doesn’t need to be perfect, just a rough sketch of what you plan to do.
Designers,
artists, writers, and makers: Sign up for the event on
Eventbrite and include a short statement about what drives your excitement to
participate, or a link to a project you love with a paragraph about why you
love it. Bonus points for both!
We’ll get back to
you with a list of projects that need collaborators. The event will be held at
ITP. Food and beverages will be provided. Members of Kickstarter’s
Outreach team will be available to guide the selected projects to launch,
fulfillment and beyond!
Deadlines to apply:
Scientists:
Email
your project preview link to science@kickstarter.
Support
towards travel and accommodation available for scientists based outside New
York. If you require travel or accommodation support include a rough breakdown
of your costs along with why support is needed in the Risks and challenges
section of your project draft.
Designers,
artists, writers, and makers:
The
Eventbrite will be open for signups until 10am EST Friday, February 20.
For more information, visit the website here!
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