[Peace-discuss] Fwd: Video Activists: Urgent Call for Anti-war Footage

[Jim Buell]

Just got this email from an associate of Michael Moore. Would anyone mind 
if I passed along a few minutes of drive-past footage I recorded on my way 
to Prospect for Peace last weekend? It features those great new signs folks 
made last week.

I've just put up a few still pics from the footage at 
http://www.students.uiuc.edu/~jbuell/prospect020803/ .

If there's no objection, I'll make the material available to the producer. 
If others also have peace-protest video available, this looks like a great 
use for it!

peace,
Jim

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>Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 21:25:45 -0700
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>Subject: Video Activists: Urgent Call for Anti-war Footage
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>Video Activists: I’m working on a project for filmmaker Michael Moore and we
>need your help.
>
>We are looking for compelling footage of recent anti-war protests, vigils,
>actions in the US and internationally for use in a short video. We want 
>footage
>that shows the diversity of faces and voices in the US and internationally 
>who
>are fighting to stop the war in Iraq.
>
>Contact Carl at video at michaelmoore.com with a description of the footage you
>have, the location(s), the format you shot it in, and a telephone number 
>for me
>to contact you.
>
>We need this footage immediately to maximize its impact. We will pay for
>shipping, and for any footage we use.
>
>And for those of you covering this weekend’s protests, we are looking for
>footage in particular that represents the diversity people who are opposed to
>the war ­ for example: soccer moms, kids, construction workers, native 
>people,
>grandmothers, men in suits, etc. Be creative.
>
>Please respond immediately if you would like to be a part of this effort.
>
>And please excuse any duplication of this message!
>
>Thanks,
>
>Carl