We have a permission and are shooting at Piccadilly Circus!!! 

Hey guys, this is exciting! For our movie The Last Days on Earth we will be reconstructing the End of the World across Central London. Here is what it's all about: For our movie The Last Days on Earth we are planning to reconstruct the End of the World across Central London. Just in time for Halloween this event will take place on October 29th, 2011! We need as many of you as possible (as Extras) to act out the End of the World. We will be splitting you into different groups spread across London. The protagonist (Damon Miller) will be traveling around town with a camera crew clashing into each group. Anyone who attends the event can claim his/her own paper made Asteroid. You can also enter to win 2 VIP tickets to the red carpet Premiere. Go to: www.thelastdaysonearth.com

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About the Movie: The story will be told through the eyes of a German filmmaker, Damon Miller, who lives in London and captures the End of the world on his video camera. Facts about Space Threats: - Currently there are over 400,000 NEOs (Near Earth Objects) accounted for, that orbit close to Earth. - Currently we only account for 40% of all NEOs. - Our annual budget to detect, catalogue and protect ourselves from space threats is $10 Million. Facebook is currently spending over $700 Million per year, just to give a little example. - We currently have no evacuation plan in place, should a NEO hit Earth. - We currently have over 20 different technologies available "in theory" that can protect us from NEOs, such as divert them from their current path. But none of those technologies are even close to their development phase. - In 2008 a NEO hit the Sudan desert. It slipped through our radar and was detected 16 hours before impact. If it's target had been New York City, the entire state would have been wiped out with no time to evacuate.

Safety is our number One Priority!!! We will not tolerate any violence towards others, shops and properties. Everything that happens in front of the camera is an act.