This film is an anthem to the entrepreneur. The hustle, the hard work, the sacrifice, the dangers and the opportunities that come with running your own business against all odds. We start with a little girl presenting a drawing. The narrator rudely reminds her that cute drawings, like bright ideas, don’t count as much as action when you’re running a small business. We see a diverse array of entrepreneurs pitching their ideas to anyone who will listen, creating their products, building their brands, schmoozing clients, overcoming elitists, facing down the constant fear of failure, rejecting the pontificators, the haters, the greed of the venture capital system, and rebelling against the endless boredom of whiteboard sessions. In the end they succeed by embracing - above all - the power of getting shit done.

Fiverr is an online marketplace for freelance creative and digital services. While the brand started in the quirky “What will you do for five dollars?” space it has evolved to focus on the professional freelance market, offering everything from video editing to voice overs to business plans and web design. The cost is set by the freelancer and can range from $50 for a simple logo to several thousand for a full production video. The campaign seeks to democratize entrepreneurship, defining entrepreneurs as anyone who is working for themselves outside the traditional corporate structure. It champions action over pontification, hustle over ideation, hard work over dreaming, and - above all - the power of doing to bring ideas to life.