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The Curb is a site that looks at movies, music, gaming, culture, politics, life... and more. The Curb aims to be a platform for Australian voices, with regular interviews with people from all over. There is a keen interest in Australian cinema, with a look back at the films of the past, and the films of the present, and even some of the future.
What can you expect by financially supporting The Curb? Well, first of all you'll be supporting an independent website. Every dollar that comes in through Patreon and advertising goes right back into the website, allowing writers to be paid and write the pieces they want to write.
If this all sounds like something you want to support - then thanks, we appreciate it. The more people supporting the website, the greater variety of voices can be represented, and in turn, as soon as we hit $100 a month, we can start putting those Patreon dollars into the pockets of writers.
Thank you.
The Curb is a site that looks at movies, music, gaming, culture, politics, life... and more. The Curb aims to be a platform for Australian voices, with regular interviews with people from all over. There is a keen interest in Australian cinema, with a look back at the films of the past, and the films of the present, and even some of the future.
What can you expect by financially supporting The Curb? Well, first of all you'll be supporting an independent website. Every dollar that comes in through Patreon and advertising goes right back into the website, allowing writers to be paid and write the pieces they want to write.
If this all sounds like something you want to support - then thanks, we appreciate it. The more people supporting the website, the greater variety of voices can be represented, and in turn, as soon as we hit $100 a month, we can start putting those Patreon dollars into the pockets of writers.
Thank you.
Tiers
Pawno Tier
$1 or more per month
For as little as $1 a month, you get access to all the reviews, articles, as well as early access to podcast episodes as they appear. All pledges will get a shout out on the show. Pretty solid deal for $1.
Muriel's Wedding Tier
$3 or more per month
For $3 a month, you get the same access as the Pawno tier, as well as access to all the archived episodes of The Last New Wave. You also get to suggest a film to be covered on the website as well as on the podcast.
At this tier, you'll also receive a small gift every so often to say thanks for your support.
The Castle Tier
$6 or more per month
For $6 a month, you get the same access as lower tiers. For this level, you also get to come on and guest on an episode and chat about literally anything you want to talk about, or if you're not keen on that, you can prescribe me a film or topic to cover in detail on the website with a podcast episode dedicated to that film or subject.
If you're active at this level for a whole year, then you'll receive a care package at the end of the year with thanks.
Goals
$15 of $100 per month
When I reach $100 a month, I'll be able to comfortably pay writers to write for The Curb.
The Curb - Culture. Unity. Reviews. Banter.
The Curb is a site that looks at movies, music, gaming, culture, politics, life... and more. The Curb aims to be a platform for Australian voices, with regular interviews with people from all over. There is a keen interest in Australian cinema, with a look back at the films of the past, and the films of the present, and even some of the future.
What can you expect by financially supporting The Curb? Well, first of all you'll be supporting an independent website. Every dollar that comes in through Patreon and advertising goes right back into the website, allowing writers to be paid and write the pieces they want to write.
If this all sounds like something you want to support - then thanks, we appreciate it. The more people supporting the website, the greater variety of voices can be represented, and in turn, as soon as we hit $100 a month, we can start putting those Patreon dollars into the pockets of writers.
Thank you.
The Curb is a site that looks at movies, music, gaming, culture, politics, life... and more. The Curb aims to be a platform for Australian voices, with regular interviews with people from all over. There is a keen interest in Australian cinema, with a look back at the films of the past, and the films of the present, and even some of the future.
What can you expect by financially supporting The Curb? Well, first of all you'll be supporting an independent website. Every dollar that comes in through Patreon and advertising goes right back into the website, allowing writers to be paid and write the pieces they want to write.
If this all sounds like something you want to support - then thanks, we appreciate it. The more people supporting the website, the greater variety of voices can be represented, and in turn, as soon as we hit $100 a month, we can start putting those Patreon dollars into the pockets of writers.
Thank you.
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Tiers
Pawno Tier
$1 or more per month
For as little as $1 a month, you get access to all the reviews, articles, as well as early access to podcast episodes as they appear. All pledges will get a shout out on the show. Pretty solid deal for $1.
Muriel's Wedding Tier
$3 or more per month
For $3 a month, you get the same access as the Pawno tier, as well as access to all the archived episodes of The Last New Wave. You also get to suggest a film to be covered on the website as well as on the podcast.
At this tier, you'll also receive a small gift every so often to say thanks for your support.
The Castle Tier
$6 or more per month
For $6 a month, you get the same access as lower tiers. For this level, you also get to come on and guest on an episode and chat about literally anything you want to talk about, or if you're not keen on that, you can prescribe me a film or topic to cover in detail on the website with a podcast episode dedicated to that film or subject.
If you're active at this level for a whole year, then you'll receive a care package at the end of the year with thanks.