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Home | AMERICA | Got Something to Say About American Democracy?

Got Something to Say About American Democracy?

August 10, 2013 by John Amaruso Leave a Comment

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Something to Say  for our documentaryGet involved in the battle for our elections…

Democracy Chronicles needs our readers to submit video or audio of yourselves asking questions about American democracy for our upcoming documentary about election reform.  We intend to use your recordings to put together the documentary and a short trailer. Use whatever you have, your camera, smartphone or computer, to record yourself and your friends asking questions about our elections, our politicians and our democracy. Why does registering to vote have to be so difficult? How can money be removed from politics? Who elected these people?

 

Something to Say

We have just begun the process of creating an interview-based documentary advocating election reform. Democracy Chronicles is pairing with a video production unit run by Democracy Chronicles writer and film director John Amaruso in order to build support for reforming our elections. We want to engage the community especially young voters on this issue. Across the US there is a push for election reform and we are interested in promoting the effort by encouraging discussion on the complex challenges ahead.

Most of the film will feature captivating and professional one-on-one video interviews with politicians, activists and experts. We already have several sitting politicians who have signed-up for video interviews and some special surprises in store.

We would be eternally grateful if you could participate. Please let us know if you are available and would like to participate or if you would like more information on the project. Thank you very much for all of your help.
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About John Amaruso

John Amaruso is a filmmaker and writer based in the greater New York area. His interests include politics, film, and travel. You can find his other writings on his website Mind Under Matter or by following him on Twitter @MindUnderMattr or on Facebook. John is the director of DC's documentary film "Design of a Broken System", currently filming.

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