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As part of the 2011 Project for Awesome, I am writing a new zombie apocalypse story, a sequel to Zombicorns. This story (once I finish writing it) will be mailed to the email addresses associated with people’s paypals or credit cards who purchase it here, and all the proceeds will go to the Foundation to Decrease Worldsuck (which distributes 100% of its income to charities chosen by our community. Like, last year, we built a well.)
Unlike Zombicorns, this story will not be released under a creative commons license, so this is the only way you’ll be able to read it. We’ll leave the preorder link up for a couple more days. This story will be violent, humorous, and probably quite bad. But you can comfort yourself with the knowledge that your donation helped make the world suck less! Preorder here.
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What I would have given to be an inanimate object in Hayley’s room last night.
Oh, the things I miss while parenting. What a blast the Project for Awesome has been so far. Thanks to everyone who has contributed!
This was an awesome project for awesome video. And you should watch it, because it reminds us of what we’re doing today and why it matters. DFTBA.
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Consider yourself warned. I’d like to note that the version Kristina saw was far far far less depressing than the four versions I’d made before it! But it’s great to have friends whose feedback you can trust so I enlisted Kristina as official previewer. Now I’ve exported the final version and it’s sitting in my “films” folder ready for Saturday.
I think this is the first year I’ve been ready for p4a in such good time, normally I’m editing frantically up until five minutes before I have to upload it.
How are your Project for Awesome videos going?
Take a lesson from Rosi and start your p4a videos now! Make them amazing! Make them the kinds of videos that nonprofits will want to share with their own supporters and donors.
Upload is at Saturday at noon eastern time. More info at projectforawesome.com
