AnnaTen young activists equipped with video cameras and a plan went on the Put People First march to send a clear message to the G20 that they care about jobs, justice and climate. Here is the film that they made. Its super!
Ten young activists equipped with video cameras and a plan went on the Put People First march to send a clear message to the G20 that they care about jobs, justice and climate. Here is the film that they made. Its super!
Comment made by Phill Windsor on Apr 18th 2009 at 11:42 am:
Brilliant!!! Can I get a copy?
Also there was 10 of us… Not 9…
Comment made by Sam H on Apr 20th 2009 at 1:34 pm:
i feature on this video at 1.04, can i have my face pixellated :p
Well done the ten of you, incredibly well made video, insightful and informative. Well done once more
Comment made by Anna on Apr 20th 2009 at 5:09 pm:
Glad that you like it. I don’t have DVD’s i’m sorry! Was there 10? ooops…sorry…who was the missing person?…make my sincere apologise!
And well done for taking such fantastic footage, those interviews at the end were particularly emotive, choosing from the rushes was really tough, so much good stuff to choose from. Somebody in the office had a tear in their eye watching the final film…
Comment made by Anna on Apr 20th 2009 at 5:13 pm:
And then there were ten, see blog post
Comment made by Phill Windsor on Apr 22nd 2009 at 7:48 pm:
The 10 activists that attended are -
Phill Windsor (PCS)
Sarah Walsh (Unison Health)
Fern Hume (Unison)
Matt Barrow (TSSA)
Kate Wasilewska (TSSA)
Amani Ashraf (NUS + People & Planet)
Dan Thompson (NUT)
Gemma Schneider (PCS)
Gemma Birchall (PCS)
Dave Ellis (PCS)