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Fund This: A Boston-Area Comedian Is Gonna Make You Sweat With A ‘Wicked Workout’

Welcome to the Fund This column! Each week, we’ll look at a planned web series or other online video project currently in search of funding on crowdfunding sites. We’ll tell you what the series is all about and explain why it is worth your money. Do you have a project that’s currently being crowdfunded? Contact us to let us know and we may feature it in upcoming installments and check out previous installments right here.


Project Name: Wicked Workout

Asking For: $2,000 through Indiegogo

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Amount Raised Thus Far (At Time Of Post): $1,910

Days Remaining In Campaign (At Time Of Post): 10 hours…hurry!

Description: If you’re sitting around the house and looking to get into better shape, you don’t need an exercise routine. You need a Wicked Workout. Christopher Anderson, with his latest Indiegogo campaign, is looking to deliver exactly that. Anderson is the creative force behind a pilot project that will follow four employees at a local gym.

In the same vein as many great workplace comedies, Wicked Workout will follow its protagonists as they tackle an unforgiving job and the ridiculous customers who they must interact with on a daily basis. Their clientele, according to the campaign page, consists of incompetent exercisers. “Only a select few know what they are doing, and a more select few who even want to be there,” Anderson writes.

Judging by his pitch video, there will also be plenty of Boston accents, if you’re into those. If he raises the funding he seeks, Anderson will spearhead a 30-minute pilot.

Creator Bio: Anderson is based (of course) in the Boston area. He previously enlisted the Indiegogo community to fund a student project titled The Storm.

Best Perk: Backers who kick in at least $50 will receive a sticker pack they can use to show their love for Wicked Workout. Bonus points if you affix one to your favorite machine at the local gym.

Why You Should Fund It: B The culture, attitude, and accent of the Boston area has made a significant impact on the world of film, but it seems there haven’t been as many projects in other media to deliver the same wicked brand of content. Anderson, with his workout, is ready to change that. His pitch video is clean and well-composed, and it delivers plenty of local flavor. Support this project, and you might just gain enough motivation to hit the gym yourself.

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