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Stupid Criminals: Burglars Use Black Magic Marker On Their Faces As Disguise (VIDEO)
Two burglars are in the running for the worst disguise ever after they were arrested trying to rob a home with permanent black magic marker scrawled all over their faces. As MSNBC’s Willie Geist put it,
Original article: Stupid Criminals: Burglars Use Black Magic Marker On Their Faces As Disguise (VIDEO)
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Emerging City Innovation
Most of the world’s population now lives in cities. How can we make sure these urban centers are good homes for humanity? Cities from Bogotá and Rio de Janeiro to Seoul are leading the way, using fresh ideas to reduce pollution and waste; provide efficient, clean transportation; and support biodiversity.
…Read & Discuss
Reaction Housing
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, it became obvious that America was frustratingly ill-prepared to house people displaced by a natural disaster. Michael McDaniel took this as a design challenge. His Exo housing system—inspired by the humble styrofoam cup—could be deployed quickly and cheaply to help us when we need it most.
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Vervestock : No Strings Attached Stock Footage
As an independent or an experimental filmmaker you are always frustrated when you need some footage for the film but you have to pay lots of $$$ to acquire that. Creative commons is great but the licenses are quite restrictive in nature and doesn’t give you complete comntrol; . Wish there was one website you can you easily download videos and use it as per your wish. No strings attached. Vervestock is one such effort…
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Local film wins world’s first nonprofit film festival
Local program takes first place over 140 international, national and local submissions
Social Media Release
Lights. Camera. Help. is a new non-profit devoted to encouraging non-profit and cause-driven organizations to use film and video to spread their messages. The first film festival of non-profit and cause-drive films was July 31st – August 2nd. Judges selected “Art from the Streets,” a documentary directed by Layton Blaylock, as the winner from a field of 140 international entries.
• The documentary,…
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Lights. Camera. Help. The Nonprofit Film Festival
Austin, TX—Lights. Camera. Help., the premiere film festival exclusively for non-profit and grassroots organizations, officially opened its submission process on April 30th.
Four prominent non-profit organizations showed their support for the festival by formally submitting their films at the Reel-to-Reality event held at Southwest Key’s East Side Community Center.
Representatives from the American Cancer Society, United Way, the Capital Area Food Bank and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary spoke about the value of the films-for-a-cause genre, showed trailers…
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Voting is now open for the 2009 DoGooderTV Nonprofit Video Awards
For its 2009 Best Nonprofit Video contest (in conjunction with the NTEN conference), DoGooderTV received almost 400 submissions from 175 organizations and causes. DoGooder says “The nonprofit community has demonstrated once
again that they have some of the most compelling and captivating
stories and initiatives.”
DoGooderTV’s panel of judges selected the finalists in each category and now it’s time to cast your
vote. You can watch these videos and vote here! Voting will end at midnight on Saturday,…
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Stop Mo
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Are You Getting Pysched for Tuesday?
Well, Daft Punk and Adam Freeland are, and this OBAMA remix and amazing stop motion video by directing group GOLD will help get you there too.
By the way, we’ll be putting together a post on GOOD of Inauguration day party photos from around the country and world. So, if you’re planning on throwing one or attending one, please send the pics to projects[at]goodmagazine[dot]com and we’ll have those up on the site by Wednesday.
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Stupid Criminals: Burglars Use Black Magic Marker On Their Faces As Disguise (VIDEO)
Two burglars are in the running for the worst disguise ever after they were arrested trying to rob a home with permanent black magic marker scrawled all over their faces. As MSNBC’s Willie Geist put it,
Original article: Stupid Criminals: Burglars Use Black Magic Marker On Their Faces As Disguise (VIDEO)
Read & Discuss
Emerging City Innovation
Most of the world’s population now lives in cities. How can we make sure these urban centers are good homes for humanity? Cities from Bogotá and Rio de Janeiro to Seoul are leading the way, using fresh ideas to reduce pollution and waste; provide efficient, clean transportation; and support biodiversity.
…Read & Discuss
Vervestock : No Strings Attached Stock Footage
As an independent or an experimental filmmaker you are always frustrated when you need some footage for the film but you have to pay lots of $$$ to acquire that. Creative commons is great but the licenses are quite restrictive in nature and doesn’t give you complete comntrol; . Wish there was one website you can you easily download videos and use it as per your wish. No strings attached. Vervestock is one such effort…
Read & Discuss
Local film wins world’s first nonprofit film festival
Local program takes first place over 140 international, national and local submissions
Social Media Release
Lights. Camera. Help. is a new non-profit devoted to encouraging non-profit and cause-driven organizations to use film and video to spread their messages. The first film festival of non-profit and cause-drive films was July 31st – August 2nd. Judges selected “Art from the Streets,” a documentary directed by Layton Blaylock, as the winner from a field of 140 international entries.
• The documentary,…
Read & Discuss
Lights. Camera. Help. The Nonprofit Film Festival
Austin, TX—Lights. Camera. Help., the premiere film festival exclusively for non-profit and grassroots organizations, officially opened its submission process on April 30th.
Four prominent non-profit organizations showed their support for the festival by formally submitting their films at the Reel-to-Reality event held at Southwest Key’s East Side Community Center.
Representatives from the American Cancer Society, United Way, the Capital Area Food Bank and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary spoke about the value of the films-for-a-cause genre, showed trailers…
Read & Discuss
Voting is now open for the 2009 DoGooderTV Nonprofit Video Awards
For its 2009 Best Nonprofit Video contest (in conjunction with the NTEN conference), DoGooderTV received almost 400 submissions from 175 organizations and causes. DoGooder says “The nonprofit community has demonstrated once
again that they have some of the most compelling and captivating
stories and initiatives.”
DoGooderTV’s panel of judges selected the finalists in each category and now it’s time to cast your
vote. You can watch these videos and vote here! Voting will end at midnight on Saturday,…
Read & Discuss
Stop Mo
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Are You Getting Pysched for Tuesday?
Well, Daft Punk and Adam Freeland are, and this OBAMA remix and amazing stop motion video by directing group GOLD will help get you there too.
By the way, we’ll be putting together a post on GOOD of Inauguration day party photos from around the country and world. So, if you’re planning on throwing one or attending one, please send the pics to projects[at]goodmagazine[dot]com and we’ll have those up on the site by Wednesday.
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Online.tv Trailer
I’m incredibly proud of a trailer we just completed for our new start up. Check it out here:
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=40382536540
Let me know what you think!
melissa
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Emerging City Innovation
Most of the world’s population now lives in cities. How can we make sure these urban centers are good homes for humanity? Cities from Bogotá and Rio de Janeiro to Seoul are leading the way, using fresh ideas to reduce pollution and waste; provide efficient, clean transportation; and support biodiversity.
…Read & Discuss
Reaction Housing
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, it became obvious that America was frustratingly ill-prepared to house people displaced by a natural disaster. Michael McDaniel took this as a design challenge. His Exo housing system—inspired by the humble styrofoam cup—could be deployed quickly and cheaply to help us when we need it most.
…Read & Discuss
Emerging City Innovation
Most of the world’s population now lives in cities. How can we make sure these urban centers are good homes for humanity? Cities from Bogotá and Rio de Janeiro to Seoul are leading the way, using fresh ideas to reduce pollution and waste; provide efficient, clean transportation; and support biodiversity.
…Read & Discuss
Reaction Housing
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, it became obvious that America was frustratingly ill-prepared to house people displaced by a natural disaster. Michael McDaniel took this as a design challenge. His Exo housing system—inspired by the humble styrofoam cup—could be deployed quickly and cheaply to help us when we need it most.
…Read & Discuss
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