Is it OK for multimillionaires like Zach Braff to panhandle for
money on Kickstarter?  Crowdfunding has helped countless
creative projects get off the ground, but if we continue to
allow it to be hijacked by the rich and famous there will be no
chance left for the little guy Zach Braff Braff has used
Kickstarter to raise money for his latest project. Photograph:
Canadian Press/Rex Features  How does a globally syndicated TV
star with a multi-million dollar fortune (have a gander at his
flat) fund his next movie project? If you're Zach Braff you ask
the public to stump up. Less than three days after uploading a
Kickstarter request for $2m towards Wish I Was Here, co-written
with his brother Adam, he's nearly greenlit already, with around
25,000 backers so far pledging amounts between $10 and $5,000.
But is it okay for someone with Braff's financial clout to ask
the public for their money? He certainly sells it well to his
fans; his comedic Kickstarter video clip includes appearances
from his Scrubs co-star Do