Anon Cell Looking for Video Producer

Greetings, I'm looking for someone interested in helping an Anon cell put a highish quality vid together. I've got fucking tons on my plate right now and no one else knows how to make an anti-wallstreet montage and pair it with music and a text 2 speech essay (ffs!!!).

The essay is written (you can have editing privileges if you want greater involvement, it really is a bit under-editted atm), the scenes of the montage aren't planned or anything. I was thinking of just pulling down a bunch of OWS footage, and maybe some police brutality scenes from youtube and going there.

If you're interested in hopping onto the project and think you can do an good job, post here. You can try and hit me up on IRC too. I'm busy as fuck so please help. I look forward to hearing from you.


IRC: Anon-anti-walls, in irc.cryto.net #anonnews
http://anonnews.org/static/irc

email... use <Mod Edit; email address removed> for now.

I can assist with producing and editing, what kind of raw material do you have?

I know people

Mmmm methinks you're the anon formerly known as sheep shagger , I mean herder.

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I don't have the ability to produce videos, but I can provide some tips for finding a video producer. Here are a few steps you can take:
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Just fuck off!