Post by Walter on Oct 28, 2003 21:31:06 GMT -5
I am on their mailing list so I get all their great stuff.
MoveOn is the outfit that guaranteed the dismal failure of the Recall effort in California because of their ability to mobilize an overwhelming campaign against it.
Their success is legendary. ;D
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Dear MoveOn member,
Today, MoveOn.org Voter Fund is launching Bush in 30 Seconds, a political TV ad contest to help us find the most creative, clear and memorable ideas for ads that tell the truth about George Bush's policies. You don't have to be trained in the art of filmaking to participate, you just need to be ready, willing, and able to turn your clever ideas into a real 30 second ad. We want to run ads that are of the people, for the people, and by the people.
Joining us in this effort is a great panel of celebrity judges, including Jack Black, Michael Moore, Donna Brazile, Gus Van Sant, Michael Stipe, Margaret Cho, and Moby (there's a full list on the site below). MoveOn members will pick 15 finalists; the panelists will pick the winning ad and help generate some good press coverage for it.
The prize? Just in case getting your work seen by our judges and thousands on our web site isn't enough, we'll put the winning ad on TV during the week of Bush's State of the Union Address. All 15 finalists will also be featured in an email to the MoveOn membership. The ad doesn't need to have TV production values -- it's the idea that counts. We'll reshoot the winning ad if we need to in order to air it.
Last week, we launched a fundraising campaign to to take the truth about George Bush's policies to voters in battleground states. The response has been phenomenal -- over $2.3 million of our $10 million goal came in in under three days. Your contributions will help us get our first ads on the air in swing states in a matter of days. Now we need your help to ensure that the campaign is truly creative.
Interested in making a 30-second spot for Bush in 30 Seconds? Check out the website below for more details. Know someone who might be willing and able to make a great ad? Please pass this message on.
You can learn more about the contest and get the complete guidelines at:
www.bushin30seconds.org/
If you have an idea for an ad, but not the time or the equipment to shoot it, you can post your ideas on our discussion board at:
www.bushin30seconds.org/ideaswap.html
Willing to help spread the word? Download the poster at the link below, print up a bunch of copies, and post it where likely participants might see it.
www.bushin30seconds.org/poster.pdf
$25 donation by $25 donation, MoveOn members are changing the political landscape. We're reminding the political establishment of the immense power of people working together. But even more powerful than our money are our ideas. The next "Daisy" ad is out here somewhere. Please help us find it.
Good luck and have fun!
Sincerely,
--Carrie, Eli, Joan, Noah, Peter, Wes, and Zack
The MoveOn.org Team
October 28th, 2003
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This is real - it's not a parody!!!
BTW, does anyone know what this "Daisy" ad is to which they refer? Also, look at the judge panel. Makes me choke up with pride (or something) that we have such selfless patriots in our country
MoveOn is the outfit that guaranteed the dismal failure of the Recall effort in California because of their ability to mobilize an overwhelming campaign against it.
Their success is legendary. ;D
-------------------------------
Dear MoveOn member,
Today, MoveOn.org Voter Fund is launching Bush in 30 Seconds, a political TV ad contest to help us find the most creative, clear and memorable ideas for ads that tell the truth about George Bush's policies. You don't have to be trained in the art of filmaking to participate, you just need to be ready, willing, and able to turn your clever ideas into a real 30 second ad. We want to run ads that are of the people, for the people, and by the people.
Joining us in this effort is a great panel of celebrity judges, including Jack Black, Michael Moore, Donna Brazile, Gus Van Sant, Michael Stipe, Margaret Cho, and Moby (there's a full list on the site below). MoveOn members will pick 15 finalists; the panelists will pick the winning ad and help generate some good press coverage for it.
The prize? Just in case getting your work seen by our judges and thousands on our web site isn't enough, we'll put the winning ad on TV during the week of Bush's State of the Union Address. All 15 finalists will also be featured in an email to the MoveOn membership. The ad doesn't need to have TV production values -- it's the idea that counts. We'll reshoot the winning ad if we need to in order to air it.
Last week, we launched a fundraising campaign to to take the truth about George Bush's policies to voters in battleground states. The response has been phenomenal -- over $2.3 million of our $10 million goal came in in under three days. Your contributions will help us get our first ads on the air in swing states in a matter of days. Now we need your help to ensure that the campaign is truly creative.
Interested in making a 30-second spot for Bush in 30 Seconds? Check out the website below for more details. Know someone who might be willing and able to make a great ad? Please pass this message on.
You can learn more about the contest and get the complete guidelines at:
www.bushin30seconds.org/
If you have an idea for an ad, but not the time or the equipment to shoot it, you can post your ideas on our discussion board at:
www.bushin30seconds.org/ideaswap.html
Willing to help spread the word? Download the poster at the link below, print up a bunch of copies, and post it where likely participants might see it.
www.bushin30seconds.org/poster.pdf
$25 donation by $25 donation, MoveOn members are changing the political landscape. We're reminding the political establishment of the immense power of people working together. But even more powerful than our money are our ideas. The next "Daisy" ad is out here somewhere. Please help us find it.
Good luck and have fun!
Sincerely,
--Carrie, Eli, Joan, Noah, Peter, Wes, and Zack
The MoveOn.org Team
October 28th, 2003
-------
This is real - it's not a parody!!!
BTW, does anyone know what this "Daisy" ad is to which they refer? Also, look at the judge panel. Makes me choke up with pride (or something) that we have such selfless patriots in our country