I guess this is the best place to ask, but I'm a Storyboarder/Director

>>78551273
*I personally FUND the projects

The feedback from this website might be less helpful than you hope, friend.

>>78551273
do you have a portfolio of work to show off?

Have you done any actual animation?
Petron is for people who makes stuff not idea guys.

>>78551309
I asked the Animators I'm working with and they all pretty much said "idk man just try". The Animation I'm working on right now cost over $2K, and it's not even halfway done.

>>78551347
>>78551348
I have all the Storyboards I made, and the soon-to-be Finished Projects that I Directed, which like I said are Flash Animatio

>>78551368
Oh, and I should specify that it is Hand-Drawn Animation converted to a Flash Video, NOT just Flash Animation.

>>78551368
Make a career first and then make a patron, who is going to pay you if you have no fans?

Patreon is for finished works.

If you do storyboards, seek gainful employment.

That, or complete your storyboards into finished works and then start a Patreon.

By the way, no fanbase = no money.

>>78551789
>By the way, no fanbase = no money.
Yeah, if you need to ask these questions on /co/ and don't have access to anything bigger and more dedicated to you, Patreon won't work. It's not Kickstarter; people don't browse around looking for the hot new thing to fund. Starting a patreon is no different from saying "should I start a PayPal account so people can give me money?"

That said, you may want to look into crowdfunding. Sites like Kickstarter DO have communities who look into funding unknown projects. You could potentially finance one project and then use it to link your kickstarter for the next.