First response from Kickstarter and a question to followers

Here is a copy of the first response from Kickstarter - one that I think asks the right questions. Now I would like to get comments from our little community of 75 following on blogger and others who come in often or occasionally.

This first response is from Cindy

Cindy commented on your Kickstarter submission:

Hi Bob,

Thanks for writing. Interesting idea -- I'm curious as to how you plan to bring

it to Kickstarter. Kickstarter projects succeed thanks to built-in communities

and creative, tangible rewards. Projects often receive pledges from complete

strangers, but this is usually due to the momentum that their friends and fans

help create.

How would you present your project? Kickstarter projects are those focused

around a singular, creatively-based aim. What rewards would you offer backers?

Take a look around the site for some ideas and how you would structure.

Thanks!

Cindy

What do you think of Cindy's question, and how should we answer it? Do we have some momentum and built in support, and how do we explain how a film might accomplish a creative mission? What should the rewards and levels be, and how should we structure it? Can anyone think of some creative and interesting awards in addition to a "New55" product?  Can we make a strong case, and what will it have to do to be considered successful?  Who might benefit besides instant film users, and will this make artistic expression better, broader, easier, more accessible, more powerful?