Projecting Protest by Tom Clement

Over the past decade, activists across the political spectrum have been deploying a new protest tactic: guerrilla light projection. Projection devices have become cheap, powerful, and can be smaller than a toaster. They are also, for the most part, wildly unregulated by American law. Projecting Protest is a 22-minute documentary that challenges assumptions about what is legal and previews what might need to be tolerated to preserve the right of dissent.

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