Stephen Troy, a filmmaker based in Massachusetts, is trying to raise the funds necessary for his latest project, a short film that deals with the ever growing issue of the overuse of plastic bags. It will be short, ridiculous, and memorable, and will hopefully be seen all over the country.
It is environmentally conscious, having a subtle but unmistakeable green message about the importance of recycling. After viewing this film, no one in the audience will be able to simply look the other way when they see plastic bags littering our streets. Remember how you felt after you saw The Birds? Same thing. Except plastic bags.The fundraising is done through Kickstarter.com. It would be awesome if we could get enough funds together for Stephen to help this project get completed.
Wish to see the movie,wish to have a free world...free from plastics and a green beautiful environment around us.
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The service is called www.nuyello.com and it would be greatly appreciated if you could make a mention of it somewhere on your blog.
Sincerely,
Charles
Posted by: Charles | May 05, 2010 at 08:53 AM
Hi Charles,
Do you have more info on this? I'd love to include this subject in a blog. Great topic.
Posted by: eva | July 17, 2010 at 11:55 AM
Bold step taken by a filmmaker instead of a Government. This is really very interesting topic I'll be waiting to watch this movie and reaction of people.
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