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How is the Community Fund protected?
All contributions are securely processed through our payment partners and held in a protected fund dedicated solely to the current production cycle. Every transaction is logged and publicly trackable to ensure full transparency.
Is membership free?
Yes, joining Rebel Frame is free. Membership gives you access to the community, the chat, the skill database, and the ability to take part in voting cycles.
How are script submissions reviewed?
All submitted scripts go through a panel review to ensure feasibility, originality, and alignment with our indie filmmaking model. The strongest submissions are shortlisted and prepared for the final community vote.
Can I get a refund after contributing?
Because contributions immediately support the active production cycle, all contributions are final and cannot be refunded. This ensures stability, fairness, and uninterrupted funding for the selected project.
What are the voting requirements?
Only active members may vote. Each member receives one vote per cycle, and all votes are final. You must be logged in and verified to take part in any greenlight decisions.
What happens after a script is voted in?
Once a script wins the vote, it is officially greenlit. Production begins through the Community Fund, a project page is launched, and members gain access to ongoing updates, behind-the-scenes content, and opportunities to collaborate.
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Testimonials
Clients Reviews
Rebel Frame gave my project something I couldn’t find anywhere else, a community that actually listens.
Mike Clark, JHB
What sets Rebel Frame apart is the trust they place in their members. There’s no gatekeeping, no vague promises. Just a clear process.
Jeremy Olson, DBN
Every decision is rooted in collaboration, and every voice matters. As a creator, that kind of environment is rare
Alex Nilson, CPT
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