British Science Fiction Writer Michael Bond Launches Hell World Film/Graphic Novel Series on Kickstarter to Expand on Norfilms Activity
British science fiction writer and technology innovator Michael Bond has launched a kickstarter appeal to raise the first stage funds for a new science fiction film/graphic novel series entitled Hell World.
Manchester, United Kingdom, October 09, 2013 --(PR.com)-- British science fiction and film screenwriter Michael Bond has launched a crowd funding campaign to raise the first round of development money for the production of a new film and television series concept, Hell World, through his Norfilms company in the style of the Alien, Predator and Riddick films. The campaign for the Hell World series is being run through Kickstarter to appeal to thousands of science fiction enthusiasts around the world for their support. It's focus is to raise enough money to develop the first Hell World film script and publish it as a new graphic art novel and reward all Bond's supporters with a signed limited edition copy.
The Hell World campaign will run for thirty days. With the limitations of crowd funding Bond can only take the first step to present his ideas to potential film industry investors. He plans to turn the first story and screenplay into a graphic art novel to demonstrate the story's potential and raise film production funding from entertainment industry investors. Publishing the script as a graphic art novel will draw on his previous experience creating a book of satirical art, The Little Book Of Happiness, with British artists, inspired by British politics a couple of years ago.
The Hell World story is Bond's ambition to kick-start a major new science fiction film series, with up to sixteen film concepts already drawn up for future development. The stories follow the discovery, exploration and threat to mankind from a new world of vicious alien creatures and the darker dangers hidden in that world's mysteries. If successful the launch will lead to further film development and the prospect of a range of spin-offs including more graphic art novels and a Hell World-inspired science fiction drama-thriller TV show. Bond plans new Norfilms production offices to be based in the UK for the next twenty years of Hell World production and management so he can oversee the work and take advantage of tax and financial benefits for all backers.
Full details of the Hell World campaign are at: http://www.HellWorldSF.com
Background
Michael Bond
Long term writer who has already acquired development rights on several projects with a view to creating a new media production company in the UK with a special focus on science fiction/fantasy/horror genres.
Outside writing his professional expertise lies in financial management, running a small bespoke escrow service for clients since 2001. He has been responsible for acting as a safe, neutral, trusted financial agent for international inter-business trade transactions.
He has a strong interest in technology design and innovation, including plans for a new luxury sports car, Rumbler, inspired by the Batmobile from the recent "Dark Knight" film series, and a concept design of a new Ultra-Smart Watch, which is likely to be featured in his science fiction films and TV shows.
As a writer Michael has already written a couple of major Science Fiction film projects, one of which is based on a British Broadcasting Corporation property. These are awaiting development once funds can be raised but far exceed the likely budgets for the Hell World series. He plans to use Hell World as an introduction to his film writing.
Michael also give out a free short story as a sample of his work to anyone registering their details at his personal Worldmaker.org web site. The story, "Dragon's Vale," was inspired by "Lord Of The Rings" and Michael's concept that the story could be translated into a far-future fantasy, a world where science has evolved to become magic. "Dragon's Vale" explores this theme and speculates on what happens to the world after the end of the "Rings" saga.
"Dragon's Vale" can be found at: http://www.worldmaker.org/stories/Dragons_Vale.shtml
The Hell World campaign will run for thirty days. With the limitations of crowd funding Bond can only take the first step to present his ideas to potential film industry investors. He plans to turn the first story and screenplay into a graphic art novel to demonstrate the story's potential and raise film production funding from entertainment industry investors. Publishing the script as a graphic art novel will draw on his previous experience creating a book of satirical art, The Little Book Of Happiness, with British artists, inspired by British politics a couple of years ago.
The Hell World story is Bond's ambition to kick-start a major new science fiction film series, with up to sixteen film concepts already drawn up for future development. The stories follow the discovery, exploration and threat to mankind from a new world of vicious alien creatures and the darker dangers hidden in that world's mysteries. If successful the launch will lead to further film development and the prospect of a range of spin-offs including more graphic art novels and a Hell World-inspired science fiction drama-thriller TV show. Bond plans new Norfilms production offices to be based in the UK for the next twenty years of Hell World production and management so he can oversee the work and take advantage of tax and financial benefits for all backers.
Full details of the Hell World campaign are at: http://www.HellWorldSF.com
Background
Michael Bond
Long term writer who has already acquired development rights on several projects with a view to creating a new media production company in the UK with a special focus on science fiction/fantasy/horror genres.
Outside writing his professional expertise lies in financial management, running a small bespoke escrow service for clients since 2001. He has been responsible for acting as a safe, neutral, trusted financial agent for international inter-business trade transactions.
He has a strong interest in technology design and innovation, including plans for a new luxury sports car, Rumbler, inspired by the Batmobile from the recent "Dark Knight" film series, and a concept design of a new Ultra-Smart Watch, which is likely to be featured in his science fiction films and TV shows.
As a writer Michael has already written a couple of major Science Fiction film projects, one of which is based on a British Broadcasting Corporation property. These are awaiting development once funds can be raised but far exceed the likely budgets for the Hell World series. He plans to use Hell World as an introduction to his film writing.
Michael also give out a free short story as a sample of his work to anyone registering their details at his personal Worldmaker.org web site. The story, "Dragon's Vale," was inspired by "Lord Of The Rings" and Michael's concept that the story could be translated into a far-future fantasy, a world where science has evolved to become magic. "Dragon's Vale" explores this theme and speculates on what happens to the world after the end of the "Rings" saga.
"Dragon's Vale" can be found at: http://www.worldmaker.org/stories/Dragons_Vale.shtml
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