Looking for Submissions!

Hip Hop for President, a feature length documentary, is soliciting video
statements about the upcoming presidential election from voters ages 18 to 30.
The film, currently in production, is documenting the growing political
influence of younger voters.
Videos that are accepted will appear on the film’s website, www.hiphopforpresident.com.

HERE ARE THE VIDEO QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKING!!
1. What candidate speaks to you on the issues and why?
2. What issue is the most important to you in the upcoming 2008 election?
3. Did you vote in the last election and if not Why? Will you vote in the upcoming 2008 election?

Some videos may appear in the film. Videos that appear in the film will credit the filmmaker, but no compensation will be given.

Videos should be in Quicktime format. File size should be between 10MB and 50MB.
Send videos to d3group@yahoo.com. Filmmakers can also upload videos to their own
YOUTUBE site and send an email with a link to the YOUTUBE site to Don at d3group@yahoo.com.

Obama raises 32.5 Million in the 2nd Quarter, most of his donations coming from individual’s who made contributions on-line. What does this mean? On the other side of the coin, things are not going well with John McCain who only raised 11.2 million.

Hip-Hop For President asks the question how important is the money issue and how are campaign contributions broken down. Hip-Hop For President will explore this issue within the film, and do we actually care right now, we will be doing Man on the street interviews to find out, check back in to find out. Obama is catching fire, and no one has seperated themselves on the Republican side, will it be Fred Thompson.

I really don’t know who is calling the shots in the Clinton camp, but this is creating some buzz, the acting by Hilary is mediocre, but the cameo by Johnny Sack from the Sopranos was a nice directorial touch. An odd video for a Presidential candidate and I am confused as to what this accomplishes.