Progress Videos

The cap and trade legislation has been put off until well after the Copenhagen summit in December. It s pushed into spring, 2010, if then.  If you want to read some better bills than cap and trade, which should be called Cap and RAID, you can check out all the other bills that intend to mitigate [...]

Visit http://www.blastthemovie.com/ Visit http://pauldevlinproductions.com/ Five-time Emmy winner Paul Devlin s science adventure movie, BLAST! was the first film to partner with Artist Share.com. Artist Share has developed a participant model for fundraising that has been very successful in the music industry. The BLAST! Artist Share project included regular video updates of the filmmaking process for participants. These are now being made available to general audiences. In this update, Paul and the BLAST! team travel to the Toronto Documentary Forum at the Hot Docs Film Festival. They are there to pitch the idea for BLAST! to dozens of commissioning editors in a roundtable forum with hundreds of onlookers. The stakes are high, perhaps determining if the film will be funded and broadcast internationally. Enjoy this unique insider s view into the filmmaking process!

Rep. Jim McDermott, Sen. Sam Brownback and Executive Director of Enough, John Norris introduce conflict minerals legislation to the U.S. House of Representatives today.

The deadliest war in the world, raging in the Congo. Rising Hollywood stars like Ken Baumann and Anna Lynne McCord have had enough, and they're demanding conflict-free electronics, to help end the violence. To learn more, visit www.raisehopeforcongo.org.

Congo's conflict minerals leave a trail of destruction as they make their way from the mines to your moblie phone. The Enough Project's John Prendergast breaks down how the process works.