‘Project Power’ star Joseph Gordon-Levitt searches for Filipino writers to join his project

The American actor is also asking people to share photos of the Philippines

500 Days Of Summer star Joseph Gordon-Levitt is searching for Filipino writers to join his project.

“Looking for people from the Philippines who like to write… know anyone?” Gordon-Levitt wrote on Facebook.

“I need someone to write a sentence or two that tells the story of this beautiful moment in Donsol,” he added.

Submissions will be for the ‘A Scene From the Philippines: Passport Poem’ project as part of his online collaborative media platform HitRecord.

Gordon-Levitt then asked Filipinos to share a photo taken “somewhere in the Philippines” and of which they are “proud of”

Under the “Scenes From A Fictional Film” entries, the prompt reads “Share all of your photos taken in the Philippines.”

Gordon-Levitt himself shared a photo on his social media post credited to “Junipey”. The post, which featured someone walking in water was shared by he Philippines’ Department of Tourism.

Pictures of Ilocos Norte, Sulu, Subic Bay, Boracay, Fort Santiago, Sagada, La Union and even from Mall of Asia at Pasay City were shared through the project.

HitRecord was founded in 2004 and is described by Gordon-Levitt as a place where people can “create and develop art and media collaboratively.”

“So rather than just exhibiting and admiring each other’s work as isolated individuals, we gather here to collectively work on projects together. Videos, writing, photography, music, anything— we call them all RECords,” he explained.