One Day on Earth, a global media event taking place on 10/10/10, is very interested in a finding a Cayman Islands participant to submit footage for their project. People from all over the world are being asked to film an important topic in their lives and share it as part of a global online video archive.
By working closely with the United Nations, Red Cross and dozens of non-profits One Day on Earth's goal is to establish accessible global communication and improve worldwide media literacy. With the footage collected from 10/10/10, a public video archive and feature-length documentary will be created. A unique means of international interaction, the archive will allow users to download any participant's footage and craft their own vision of One Day on Earth, for non-commercial use.
To date, the One Day on Earth community represents over 176 countries but there's no one from the Cayman Islands. Do you want to be THE ONE? Visit http://www.onedayonearth.org / for more details.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
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