"We Are Many" on Kickstarter kicks off with fantastic momentum!
Our documentary project We Are Many launched less than a week ago on Kickstarter has got off to a great start thanks to the TED Fellows spreading the word. Thank you!
Here's another mention for those who may have missed the post. Please take 6 mins to take a look at the trailer and help put it out there in your social media.
To capture the spirit and energy of the spectacular global Occupy movement Amirani Films has just launched a Kickstarter campaign for a major new documentary called We Are Many.
This is the trailer for the film
And this is the Kickstarter page
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Directed by Amir Amirani and Executive Produced by TED Senior Fellow Taghi Amirani, the film tells the remarkable story of the biggest protest in history which took place on February 15, 2003. The unprecdented worldwide march againts the impedning invasion of Iraq failed to stop an illegal war based on mass deception. But it drew a new map for protests to come. What happened in Cairo's Tahrir Square during the Arab Spring, and the subsequent global Occupy Movement, have a direct link to what happened on February 15, 2003. A seismic shift took place, and we are only now beginning to understand its impact.
If this movie project strikes a chord with you in any way please give it your support. Of course Kickstarter is all about crowdfunding and you can help in that way if you wish. But we need something more valuable than money; we need your help in reaching your communities. Your Twitter followers, Facebook friends, blog subscribers, website visitors, your mailing list, your real life friends and fanily..Please take a few minutes to share this post and the links below with your network. Share the TED Fellow love and see it reciprocated in ways you can't yet imagine!
TED Fellow and Kickstarter Co-Founder Perry Chen has started the ball rolling:
Special thanks to Perry, Elisabeth Holm and their brilliant team at Kickstarter.
Now it's over to you.
Many thanks.
Taghi Amirani
TED Senior Fellow 2010
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