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Q. Why should I care?

If not you, then who?
If not now, then when?
If you like Music, art, books, entertainment, design, or any of the many things that involve IP, please don't wait for somebody to do something, everybody should do everything they can to affect a change, to protect those who create intellectual property and the many more who rely upon them for their livelihoods. Don't let skepticism and cynicism poison your mind. Let hope, good morals and justice flow though your viens to give you the strength to do what is right. No matter how difficult or impossible it may seem. It is better to try and to fail than never to try. Do nothing - nothing gets done. Do something - something could happen. We look forward to you telling your grandchildren YOU were there, YOU made a difference, YOU cared.

Q. How can I get involved?

Please register and tell us your skills so we can use your talents to enhance our film. Please donate to the cause, every penny will go to paying those who contribute to the making of this movie, as this is our message - those who create should be paid! Any left over profit we will plough back into supporting the creative community though our charitable works. If you're a creative industry professional please head to our contact page to inquire about an interview opportunity.

Q. How will "Free At What Cost?" Be Used?

"Free At What Cost?" will be used as an educational tool designed to promote change. We plan on getting the film aired in theaters upon completion and hopefully into every school around the world.

Q. What does "Free At What Cost?" aim to accomplish?

We aim to compel governments across the globe to take action in reforming and creating laws to protect creators and intellectual property. We also intend this documentary to be an educational tool, demonstrating how the demise of creative industries effect everyone economically and personally.

Q. What steps will be taken to accomplish the set goals?

We're putting this documentary together and producing it for theaters across the United States and eventually the globe. On April 2014 we attended the Grammy's on the Hill Day of Advocacy on Capitol Hill in Washington DC. Then various round table discussion at the copyright office and meetings with local congressmen, e.g. October 14th of 2014, we attended a meeting with Brad Sherman the House of Representatives elected official for the 30th district of California with James Leach, the Vice President of SESAC and representatives from the Grammy Organisation to advocate for legislation to protect the rights of those in creative industries. Getting involved in our local and national government, is of the utmost importance to our cause!

Q. Where and when can I see "Free At What Cost?"?

"Free At What Cost?" will be airing in the spring of 2015 in select theaters as well as other platforms to be announced. Look out for trailers on the facebook page and via this website.

Q. Who is involved?

With the help of Michael Moore's producer, one of the producer of "Rock of Ages" and the Performing Rights Society (PRS), we're compiling interviews from people within all corners of creative industries. Aloe Blacc, Richard Gibbs from Oingo Boingo, Maureen Crowe, Jay Cooper, Lili Haydn, Mike Todd, Dina Lapolt, Jules Reid, Bob Miller and Tony Scudellari are just a few of the creative professionals involved thus far. Everyday more join our ranks and stand up to empower our collective voice!

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