Thanks for the link! I've not only been talking to my target market, but the more I dive into this project, the more I see myself becoming my target market… I

Thanks for the link! I've not only been talking to my target market, but the more I dive into this project, the more I see myself becoming my target market… I think that I've seen a few collectives run into these sorts of accountability issues, and it would probably be up to the artist with respect to what they'd do for it. With regards to a TV approach, I already know of two genres with low-hanging fruit: world-wide documentaries/vlogs and talking-head kind of comedy (ala funny or die, parks and recreation, or the office). I have no idea how to raise money, but I really don't want to raise money until it's already profitable, that way the collective would only be answering to itself. EDIT: Thinking about it more, a crediting system based on popularity and income could build an incrementally higher fee for making it free, but that money would transparently go into making the production better. Like buying another set for a film, or putting together a music video for a band.