Re: Adrift - UW conservation film

Hi All

Firstly i will have to take it down because of rights issues, I was just trying to gauge reaction and see how this aspect of conservation can better be presented to a more diverse market.

I really hate to use music without rights, I am an artist in other sense and understand peoples intellectual property. However I do feel that the likes of Pink Floyd would not mind too much that their music is helping people understand that our world is on the brink of disaster. The underwater wold can collapse when major predators are taken out of the equation. Our forests and tree's which provide our OXYGEN are dying to make paper to print money. Ignorant people will lead us to a place we didn't choose because of their greed.

There is obviously no money in making these films and I don't have Mr Pink Floyd's number so what I did was wrong but in a round about way I think it's fair.

Thanks for everyone's comments. I'm not fussed if you buy the book or not but I do think as mediators to the general public we need to be aware of the devastation that is imminent to our natural world. I want my kids (if I have any) to see sharks, polar bears, moon rats (yes there are such things) sun bears, pigmy elephants and to breath clean fresh air and natural drink water.

Peace out

Sri