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Pepperspray's
Public Access Show 'IndyMedia Presents'
IndyMedia Presents is our weekly public access TV show. It is a collaboration between Seattle's Independent Media Center and Pepperspray Productions.
Protect
Low Income Housing at Yesler Terrace
An 8-minute video commissioned
by the Community Coalition for Environmental Justice, outlining the
campaign and ongoing struggle to protect Yesler Terrace public housing
community in Seattle.
Anti-Bush
Rap
A short piece where a local
protester busts a rhyme about Bush's bogus acts on inauguration day
2005.
Kook
Club Clowns Protest the Patriot Act
The Kook Club Clowns take a creative crack at educating folks about the
Patriot Act. Carrying signs that say "we are not protesting" and
chanting "we have no opinion," this is definitely not your average
protest!
InFocus
Groups Everywhere
A video highlighting the work
of local Wallingford Meaningful Movies, a neighborhood group that shows
politically and socially progressive films and uses them as a starting
point for community dialogues. Our hope is that this will become a
national trend: Start one in your
community.
Jo Wilding,
Eyewitness to Massacre
This video combines footage
from an anti-war protest in Seattle focusing on human rights abuses in
Falluja, with eyewitness reports from independent reporter Jo Wilding
and a montage of still images from the occupied city.
Art
of Resistance 2004
5 minute piece on Seattle's first Art of Resistance Conference, a
political
artists conference in May 2004. This video explores the multitude of
ways art is
being used to create social change.
Weapons
of Mass Distraction
This video centers around the first Weapons of Mass Distraction event
in
Seattle, featuring local political artists, media
activists and
culture-jammers who got together to raise awareness about independent
media.
The New
Red Scare
Filmed
in Seattle the day after Bush's election in 2004, interviews with the
diverse folks taking to the streets reveal people's anger, concern, and
hope for the next four years.
The
Price of Pride
This
short film is a trailer for a longer piece about the corporatization of
the queer movement in
the U.S. Filmed at Seattle’s Gay Pride Parade and Dyke March
summer of 2004.
Asks the questions: What does it mean that queerness is becoming more
mainstream?
And how can queer movements maintain spaces of resistance?
Indymedia
Presents Pharmaceutical Commercial
Why is Rosa depressed and
confused all the time? She's watching
too much Fox news!
Indymedia
Presents 'Magic Glasses' Commercial
The corporate world conspired to keep you from seeing things as they
really are. For a different view of the world, tune in to Indymedia
Presents.
Indymedia
Presents
'Cobble Stones' Commercial
Corporate media doesn't give you the whole truth or even the good
footage! For both, as well as a whole lot more, trust in Independent
Media!!
Indymedia
Presents
'Apple' Commercial
Think different. Don't be a
drone. A better world is STILL
possible.
National
Governor's Association Protest
When the NGA came to Seattle, activists took to the streets to protest
the lack of a people's voice in this powerful meeting. Meanwhile,
ADAPT, a national group for the rights of differently abled people,
rallied for the NGA to pass MiCASSA, a bill which would allow
differently abled people to choose where and with whom they
live.
Make
Your Own Electric Peace Sign
A step-by-step video showing how to make your own electric peace sign
to hang in your window. If there was an electric peace sign in every
window of every building, then people would know we were out there:
Swaying public opinion
is the first step towards creating change.
The
Missile Dick Chicks
at the RNC
A Texas street theater group at the 2004 Republican National Convention
protest in New York City puts on a great show, and PepperSpray
videographer Len Davis is there to film it.
Axis of
Eve
at the RNC
An army of women protesting Bush at the Republic National Convention in
New York City.
Pepperspray
Interviews Jesus
Through the magic of
Television, PepperSpray Productions brings you an interview with the
Prince of Peace: What does he think of the world today? You'll have to
watch to find out.