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"   Bryan from True Life: I&amp;#039;m Occupying Wall Street. Photo: MTV News  Occupy Wall Street&amp;#039;s been packed with protesters and media outlets since it began on September 17, but yesterday MTV announced that their camera crew plans on wedging itself between news cameras in Zuccotti Park. After posting a casting call on Craigslist last week (so the protestors have smartphones, if not access to computers?), MTV embedded with protesters to film True Life: I&amp;#039;m Occupying Wall Street. Scheduled to air in just two weeks, this installment of True Life will follow sanitation team leader Bryan, and college students Kait and Caitlin to the &amp;quot;front lines&amp;quot; of the Occupy Wall Street protests. Judging by the preview clip, we can expect to see candid confessionals, clean-up efforts, and late night rallies, all without news commentators...or the impending threat of arrest. An as-is (albeit well-edited) look behind Occupy Wall Street is something we really haven&amp;#039;t seen before, but is this going too far? Given all of the celebrity appearences in Zuccotti Park, including a Givenchy-shirt-wearing Kanye West and Katy Perry, Penn Badgley, and Russels Brand and Simmons, it feels like the political rally&amp;#039;s being turned into one giant pop culture reference. Will you watch? MTV&amp;#039;s True Life: I&amp;#039;m Occupying Wall Street will air on Saturday, November 5 at 6PM. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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