As I'm sure many of you know, Rick Strassman's book "DMT: The Spirit Molecule" has a companion documentary of the same name being released this month. We've already been surprised by the outpouring of support and how quickly the documentary has made its way up the charts on iTunes, but there's always more we can do to get the word out about spiritualism and mental expansion. That's where our next project, DMT:RMX comes in. We packed as much as we could into the documentary, but we still have hours and hours of footage that we want to share with the world. Our goal with DMT:RMX is to make this footage, as well as other visual content and original music, available to the community in order to promote its use in as many related projects and outlets as possible. In the coming months we'll be making this material available for that use, but as of now you can view most of it on our youtube page (youtube.com/dmttsm). Also, please visit remix.thespiritmolecule.com to check for updates as we get the site up and running, and like / follow us on Facebook and Twitter (@DMTTSM.)

We have immense faith in the psychedelic community and your ability to spread the word... with your help, we can make a real and lasting difference.

http://thespiritmolecule.com/

http://www.dmtrmx.com/

That is a link from that site.

Isn't that something nexians should participate in? That's a GREAT idea in general.
I think as the first documentary had some "out there" claims, such as the rabbi ranting about pineal gland and DMT, I think would be very awesome to have another, totally factual documentary.

@audrey125 and tele,

I work as feature film, TV and documentary editor since a long time ago. And I am usually pretty busy, but I would be delighted to participate in such a project. Time wouldn't be an issue. Is there any proper way to apply?

I have never done video editing before in my life, but I'm tempted to learn just for this

This is awesome and amazing that the creators of The Spirit Molecule movie are allowing their interview footage to be used and re-edited through a creative commons license to anyone who wants to spread the message. I applaud them for their effort and hope that others follow in their footsteps.