John Eric de Titta Wrote a Screenplay called Manic Ride, which was Changed to Silver Lining Playbook

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John Eric de Titta Wrote a Screenplay called
Manic Ride, which was Changed to Silver Lining
Playbook
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John Eric De Titta is a famous musician,
scriptwriter and filmmaker. He has produced
several films and web series. Not only this, he
wrote a screenplay that inspired a major academy
award winning film. He wrote a screenplay called
Manic Ride and later on, this play was altered
into Silver Lining Playbook. This book grossed
200,000,000 and being the creator of several
patent applications he has changed and even
revolutionized the funding of arts and incentives
for those who spend most of their time on the web.
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John Eric De Titta filed his first patent in
2002, while understanding the conditions and
difficulties artists face in the industry when
seeking funds. His model allowed fans to keep
funding in their pockets and allow the
advertisers to pay for the projects of these
struggling artists. This concept was named as
TIME FUNDING and until date he has filed 6
patents for assisting them. He has also built
three main sites to encompass all the markets.
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John started a revolution for funding artists
through a website named Feed the Arts. It brings
artists, fans and businesses together to support
the creative talents and arts in a new and
innovative manner. Their Time Funding method of
funding allows fans to donate for the artists by
joining their network, while donating time not
only money. This community is established for
ethical profitability and to make the starving
artist a thing of the past.
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John Eric De Titta took this initiative to make
sure funding for arts is open to all and it
doesnt matter what their financial situation
might be. He wanted that the artists shouldnt
have to beg for money to fund their projects and
have their art valued. With this thing in mind,
he took the courageous step to start a new
company for making this concept a reality and
Feed the Arts was founded.
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