Roadside Memorial Video
Excellent video, this is very moving and very emotional. It really makes you think about what these flowers mean. Keep up the good work. Jacob
Kint Jacod, 19 April 2009 22:27
This is a real moving video and is unique as it inspire you with very thought provaking quotes to make you think about your actions behind the wheel.good job!
Priyanda Patel, 09 April 2009 15:07
Hi Manpreet - there's an article in today's Metro about a boy who was killed by a train, which he didn't hear coming because he was listening to his iPod - a tragic reminder of how important the work...
Tom Evans, 09 April 2009 10:10
ABOUT
My campaign
Road traffic accidents are a major killer of young people, and unless we do something about it the statistics are only going to get worse. I personally know people who’ve been killed in road traffic accidents. The worst thing is that there are easy steps that can be taken to save lives – like not listening to MP3 players when you are crossing the road.
My Campaign highlights
- Meeting Asian ragga star, Apache Indian
- Meeting mentor, David Bowles
- Working with the advertising agency, VCCP, on my campaign logo
- Appearing in a live debate for BBC1’s The Politics Show
- Giving a talk at Gordon Brown’s Chain Reaction event in London
- Getting top photographer, Andy Barter, to support my campaign
How can you help?
- Put my posters and stickers in your local record shops, schools and youth clubs
- Stop listening to MP3 players while you’re crossing the road!
- Find me an unsigned band to make a pop video/ campaign viral with
- Join me in my big stunt coming up next year...
SHOW YOUR SUPORT
Excellent video, this is very moving and very emotional. It really makes you think about what these flowers mean. Keep up the good work. Jacob
Kint Jacod, 19 April 2009 22:27
This is a real moving video and is unique as it inspire you with very thought provaking quotes to make you think about your actions behind the wheel.good job!
Priyanda Patel, 09 April 2009 15:07
Hi Manpreet - there's an article in today's Metro about a boy who was killed by a train, which he didn't hear coming because he was listening to his iPod - a tragic reminder of how important the work you are doing. Keep it up. Speak soon mate. Tom
Tom Evans, 09 April 2009 10:10
A very moving video Manpreet, will this be in cinemas and stuff? You should push it out as much as you can. WEll done!
Jasdeep Gill, 03 April 2009 20:54
This video was both moving and inspirational which sparked a deep awakening to issues of real importance i.e. Roads accidents being the biggest killer of young people today. A much needed campaign, the video shows how much hurt already exsists lets try to irradicate it all together. 100% behind you!
Sharn Samra, 05 February 2009 16:43
Wow! great video!
Jo, 03 February 2009 21:16