DIY or DIE DVD, part 8 of 8

"Who Did What?"
DIY or DIE DVD, part 8 of 8

chapters:
1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDE5vvs1WxY
2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtX09q9SCXw
3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNGUXHjARjI
4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IijtwnFoGs
5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDseUchmLhg
6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y24uG8JmPNY
7: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOzpb-2LaBc
8: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqY5t0Rle-Y

This is "Who Did What?", the final DVD chapter (chapter 8 of 8) of my DVD "D.I.Y. OR DIE: Burn This DVD"
(The DVD release of "D.I.Y. OR DIE: How To Survive as an Independent Artist").

This film is a celebration of the artistic underdog! FEATURING interviews and performances from:
Lydia Lunch, Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), J Mascis (Dinosaur jr.), Jim Rose (Jim Rose Sideshow), J.G.Thirlwell (Foetus), Mike Watt (Minutemen), Richard Kern (Filmmaker), Ron Asheton (Stooges), Madigan Shive (Bonfire Madigan), Dave Brockie (Gwar) and more.

Director: Michael W. Dean
Edited by Miles Montalbano

HOW I MADE THIS FILM: http://www.30dollarfilmschool.com

DVD is on sale for $7.95 at: http://www.diyordie.org

***PEOPLE ARE INVITED TO SHOW THE FILM IN THEIR TOWN AS A BENEFIT FOR ANIMAL SHELTERS AND RESCUES IF THEY BUY A COPY.***
Please e-mail me if you do a showing so I can add it to the website.

DVD Language: English
Color
4x3 ratio
55 minutes + 1 hour of extras
stereo audio.

NO copy protection
NO region encoding.
OK TO MAKE TEN COPIES FOR NON-COMMERCIAL USE

Chapter listing:
1. What Is D.I.Y.? [3:12]
2. Purpose [8:38]
3. Integrity [9:32]
4. Commerce [7:36]
5. Self-Definition [8:26]
6. Dealing With Adversity [6:32]
7. Giving Back [8:18]
8. Who Did What [3:27]


Subtitles: English
Subtitles: French
Subtitles: Italian
Subtitles: German
Subtitles: Spanish
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Director's blog:
http://www.stinkfight.com
Podcast:
http://www.clonethehomeless.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Lydia
• Lunch
• Ian
• MacKaye
• Fugazi
• J
• Mascis
• Jim
• Rose
• Foetus
• Mike
• Watt
• Minutemen
• Richard
• Kern
• Ron
• Asheton
• Gwar
• DIY

[aurajinv]

I love this film!! but really by drinking from the pepsucki cups you are supporting them by using their lame ass products. think about it. dee eye why forever.

[Kittyfeet69]

@aurajinv

make your own movie if you don't like how I make mine.

And why are you anti-corporate? because someone told you to be? (if it was me, I'm sorry.)

Free enterprise rules.

MWD

[stashJ8]

thank you so much for this great film.

[Kittyfeet69]

You bet!

[totalsuper]

This was a great documentary. But I have a question: What's wrong with Pepsi? They were a major corporate sponsor of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival this year, which helps promote up-and-coming young musicians. Also, playing Jobim's "Girl From Ipanema" in the office scene made it sound like a negative commentary on bossa nova. Jobim is good stuff, man!

[Kittyfeet69]

My problem with Pepsi (and Coke) is less that they're "the man" or any punk "black and white" bullshit like that. It's more that they feel they have to be EVERYWHERE. The sponsor cool jazz, but also Britney Spears, have billboards everywhere in the world, and as Steve Jobs put it, "It's sugared water. Do you wanna sell sugared water, or do you wanna change the world?"

I find them culturally offensive. That's the easiest way to put it.

[barstool719]

I love this. Im a musician myself and it's inspiring to hear these guys.

I write play and record music everyday. Ive never gotten paid for it. But it set me free and thats the best thing ever.

[yomomtubes]

"I just love to play piano, and I can never fail."

[JizzyMcJizz]

Great doco. Some great points made and inspiration taken.

[robfisher1]

this film was in the library of my university in scarborough, england. i honestly loved every minute of it, talked about it in my essays and alsorts. i watch this every time i need a kickstart for my own creativety.

[shelly0112]

Appreciate you posting the film. Was very disappointed that there was SO little of J.G. Thirlwell in it. Was there some reason for that?

Thanks again.

[MeaningCorrupted1]

@princessstomper unfortunately for most people they don't get to really decide where they work. we're in a time when we need to take whatever pays. how can you not get anti-corporate messages? most giant corporations got to where they are off the sweat of people that got used up, how can you not be against that? people don't know what the fuck they want, i think people should start knowing what they don't want.

[princessstomper]

Nice film - thanks for uploading.

I don't "get" anti-corporate sentiments - generally, they got big by being the thing that most people wanted, but if there's no good fit for you then go out and make your own. If you want to work for a big company, work for one that makes something you can believe in - like if you really, really like the taste of Pepsi and you work for Pepsi, that's awesome. If you hate Pepsi and you work for Pepsi, you're wasting your time. Just do what you love.

[dswens]

Thank you Michael

[anamitra007]

Thank you for posting it here...quite a good film I must say....I like it how you put it all in a shape....

one more thing, when I started making my first film or even released one, I didn't even heard about your works...but now, after knowing all that I've become quite a fan of your efforts....

Long Live Michael W. Dean

Hugs and Kisses :-)

What about your 2nd film IT'LL BE BETTER TOMORROW ? is it already posted here?

[doctorxombie]

Great doc. Thanx for putting it up on Youtube. I found it because of your great $30 Film School book. It's a great companion to it.

This is a great boost for newer artists to get off their butts and do something that they love.