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HOW TO HELP

Our Indiegogo site is not currently in service. Thank you for your interest in supporting our cause.

Check out what our current sponsors will receive (t-shirts coming soon) and what else you can do to help reinvent the Splash Zone with us!

We believe Reinventing the Splash Zone is not just a film about orcas, but a step in the rehabilitation of the way that we as humans interact with a species. We invite you to be a part of our team through a series of sponsorship opportunities listed below. All proceeds go directly to production costs, film material, and orca viewership opportunities to fuel the documentary. We greatly appreciate your support in making this film come to life.

Sponsorship Tiers

All funds will be distributed through Indiegogo

$500

Deep Sea

- Everything included in Tiers 1, 2, 3

- Naming rights

(Reinventing the Splash Zone

Presented by:...)

1/1 SOLD OUT
Very Special Thank you to
Chuck and Kathleen Stellini!

$150

Open Ocean

- Everything included in Tiers 1 & 2

- Ad space on website

- Special screening with directors/producers

- Personal interview segment

4/4 SOLD OUT

$75

Coral Reef

- Everything included in Tier 1

- Ad space at end of film

- Producer credit

11/15 spots available

$30

Tide Pool

- Logo T-shirt

- Special Thanks in

credits of the film

95/100
spots available

All funds will be facilitated through the Reinventing the Splash Zone Indiegogo.  

Click the button above to be redirected to the Indiegogo site!

speak up

The most impactful act one can do is spread the word.

Large companies own the animals in question; when the oppressor has a leg up in funds, the power of public agenda is the strongest weapon we have. Marine parks have deflected factual claims with small changes and statements of "changing their ways" every time we have gotten close. By influencing those closest to you to travel with nature in mind and refrain from immoral locations you are already helping us conquer the central obstacle.

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LEARN MORE

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Wildlife photos courtesy of Adam Ernster
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