SYDNEY ZOMBIE LURCH 2008
Posted on October 2008
Location: Archibald Fountain in Hyde Park, Sydney
Date: 26/10/2008.
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What you need:
-Your best zombie rig!
-Water. It’s going to be a warm day and we don’t want anyone having hydration issues.
-Sunscreen. Protect your skin, rotten as it is.
-Canned/nonperishable food for donation. I will be trying to arrange a visit from a charity organisation to pick up the donations at 3pm.
-Any medications you may need (zombies on ventolin…)
-ID, some spending money and a sense of humour.
-Extras. If you can bring makeup, maquillage, fake blood/body parts, old clothes or anything else that might help others ‘zombie up’ it would be great if you could bring them.
What we need:
-Meatwagon. If anyone has a van, we could use it as we may need to store personal items and/or have a temporary space for getting ‘zombied up’. If you have a van and are happy to place it at our disposal please send me a message to let me know.
-First aiders. Please let me know by Facebook message if you have a current first aid certificate, a basic medical kit and are willing to assist in the event of a minor medical incident.
-Photographer/s. We will need one or more people with a good-quality still and/or video camera to be the official photographers. Good photos of the event may be considered for the ‘Brains for Breakfast’ coffee table book being put together by Gary Kemble. Please message myself and Gary if you are willing to help out in this regard.
- If anyone else would like to help as a ‘zombie wrangler’ (”stay away, please, they may bite”) point of contact, Lurch Marshal or hapless victim, please message me to let me know.
Special Notes!
Don’t pour blood over your head! It gets everywhere and the council wasn’t pleased with it at the last one.
Don’t touch anyone elses camera! It might seem like a great photo idea for you to get up close to the lense but you can damage somebody’s camera and it actually makes a worse shot because you’re too close.
Don’t go into shops. Just don’t, okay?
Don’t use actual animal blood. It’s all a bit unhygienic.
