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The New Plus Size Indiegogo Short Film Campaign: Life Drawing!
Looking for a plus size project or campaign that you can through your support behind? Well, today we have some cool news for you!
The newest Indiegogo campaign, “Life Drawing” could easily be the story so many plus size women fear AND is also the story many face. Not seeing the true beauty within ourselves, while others clearly see who we are. This is a project made for us, by us! When we call for projects that showcase our beauty, livelihood, and issues, we have to support them and today we have the chance to do just that!
What is Life Drawing?
Imagine posing on a platform in front of a room full of people. Their peering eyes, gazing at your naked body, tracing every inch of you… The worst part? Your “friends” forced you to participate. In the upcoming short film, “Life Drawing” the story of Robyn, a plus-sized college student, is bullied into posing for the art students’ figure drawing class, by her future sorority sisters and it is through the eyes of these strangers that she finally realizes her beauty.
In collaboration with the Department of Cinema and Power (DCP), the upcoming short film “Life Drawing” seeks to raise awareness among the general public on critical issues facing today’s society such as body positivity and other compelling social causes. They are delivering needed messages to broaden audiences through narrative short fiction filmmaking, featuring the work of women and minority artists!
It is good to see projects like this drawing awareness to the body positive community.
Want to support the campaign?
Visit the Life Drawing Indiegogo Campaign!
Be a part of the body positive movement! This short fiction film delivers a powerful message urging everyone to behold their own, unique beauty. Help share this message to change body image issues among young women and anyone who has ever been body-shamed or bullied for being different. There are several ways to contribute to the funding to see this piece on the big screen!
What do you think? Intrigued? Curious? Have thoughts? Let us know in the comments below!
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AMAZING Rebecca Kostolny!
Way past due.
YES!!! Goo Beccy!!!
Marie, thank you so very much for sharing our project on your awesome blog! Sometimes it’s easier to see the beauty in others before seeing it in ourselves. It is so important to behold your own beauty!