LostZombies.com Looks Really Cool

I was searching Twitter for "zombies" looking for interesting accounts to follow, and I came across LostZombies of LostZombies.com.  I haven't dugg through the site much yet, but it looks like it could be really cool.  From what I've been able to gather, LostZombies.com is trying to crowdsource a "documentary" about the zombie apocalypse.

They started with a general storyline and timeline; the Campion Virus strain of the Super Flu (sound familiar, Stephen King fans?) starts wiping out the population until an experimental pharmaceutical cure starts turning the sick into zombies which overrun the world.  Contributors can submit videos of their own making, which may then be chosen to be part of the final film.  They also have certain scenes or situations they've specifically asked for, such as footage of people wearing dust masks as was described in the early stages of the epidemic in their timeline.

Aside from the video documentary, they're also soliciting written or printed works to be compiled into a book and sold on the site.  I'm not much of a videographer, but I could see myself trying to write up a journal entry about my experiences during the outbreak.

At the very least,  know I'll be buying the book whenever it's ready.