A failed crowd-funding campaign for the biopic movie about the parents of murdered Queensland schoolboy Daniel Morcombe has been reignited on another site but with a much lower target.  The initial campaign for Where Is Daniel? was to raise $300,000 in 30 days on Kickstarter but it ended this week with only $152,000 being pledged.  Under the rules of the crowd-funding site, none of the money can be accepted because the target was not reached, so producers are trying to now obtain $120,000 in less than two weeks on Indiegogo and so far $12,200 has been pledged.  A spokeswoman for Heritage Films says the same incentives which were being offered for the initial crowd-funding campaign will also be available on Indiegogo.  "With Australia's support and generosity we have raised $152,165 ... but we haven't reached our target of $300,000, which means we cannot process any of the pledges," the spokeswoman told AAP in an email.  "We've moved the campaign to Indiegogo. It's completely the same, just on a different platform which lets us capture pledges in a guaranteed way because of 'flexible funding'.  "Producers are continuing to explore all existing funding options moving into the late stages of development. The funds that were raised will go towards helping them do this and the production of the film is still very much on the books."  There are a variety of offers available for pledges including being an extra, an on-set experience and having your name included in the credits.  The Morcombes, who were involved in the promotion of the first crowd-funding campaign, have declined to comment about the latest efforts to raise funds.  Where Is Daniel? is based on the book of the same which was written by the Morcombes.  Daniel Morcombe was taken from a bus stop in December, 2003. His remains were found in 2011.  His killer Brett Peter Cowan is serving a life sentence.
Producers of a movie about the parents of Daniel Morcombe have not given up hope of raising public funds by starting a second crowd-funding campaign.