Jem and the Holograms Against the RIAA
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Here’s my idea for a fun satire of the RIAA and all of its anti-file trading mischief that’s going on. You get yourself some videos from that classic 80s cartoon, Jem and the Holograms. Then you over-dub the videos with Jem and her band having discussions about file trading and intellectual property and digital rights.
Because her alter-ego is Jerrica Benton, music executive, Jem could be all conflicted about the ethical course of action. Meanwhile, as Jerrica, she could be blaming the public for stealing music and saying that her home for orphan girls, the Starlight Foundation, is closing because she’s losing so much cash. |
Then the evil band, the Misfits, could start, I don’t know, advocating file-sharing, or offering their music for free or some such thing. The opportunities for satire are endless.
If Jen and the Holograms was in the public domain, I’d submit this to this Creative Commons movie contest.
Of course, I’m only familiar with Jem and the Holograms because it preceded He-Man on weekday afternoons. Hee, hee.

