Uploaded June 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Nancy is looking for contributions to help her produce and edit the film. Backers receive a variety of rewards, which are detailed on the site. To help fund the film, see indiegogo.com/The-Man-Corporations-Love-to-Hate-Working-Title- Though this is a film project and not a photography project, it is featured here on DEVELOP Tube because Nancy is also a photographer, and is a friend, and I'd like to help get word out. The film will be receiving contributions through August, 2011.
The Man Corporations Love to Hate (working title) is a feature length documentary about Ray Rogers, a world renown labor and human rights activist.
At various times, Ray has been compared to Gandhi, and St Francis of Assisi, described as a "legendary union activist" and derided as the Ayotollah of Austin, during the landmark Hormel workers strike.
He devised and led a pioneering corporate campaign against the notoriously anti-union J.P. Stevens & Co. on which the Academy Award winning film "Norma Rae" was based. He defined the corporate campaign as a "mechanism to confront power with power."
The famous quote of Gandhi's " be the change that you want to see in the world." exemplifies the way I see Ray living his life. I realized how unique this is, and wanted to follow this thread which has run consistently through his life.
Nancy is looking for contributions to help her produce and edit the film. Backers receive a variety of rewards, which are detailed on the site. To help fund the film, see indiegogo.com/The-Man-Corporations-Love-to-Hate-Working-Title- Though this is a film project and not a photography project, it is featured here on DEVELOP Tube because Nancy is also a photographer, and is a friend, and I'd like to help get word out. The film will be receiving contributions through August, 2011.
The Man Corporations Love to Hate (working title) is a feature length documentary about Ray Rogers, a world renown labor and human rights activist.
At various times, Ray has been compared to Gandhi, and St Francis of Assisi, described as a "legendary union activist" and derided as the Ayotollah of Austin, during the landmark Hormel workers strike.
He devised and led a pioneering corporate campaign against the notoriously anti-union J.P. Stevens & Co. on which the Academy Award winning film "Norma Rae" was based. He defined the corporate campaign as a "mechanism to confront power with power."
The famous quote of Gandhi's " be the change that you want to see in the world." exemplifies the way I see Ray living his life. I realized how unique this is, and wanted to follow this thread which has run consistently through his life.
