Rose Cora Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO and creator of the popular music advice column, "So You Wanna be in a Rock Band?" lends her personal experiences as advice for highschool freshmen on how to maintain positive mental health while undergoing the struggles of growing up and coping with the stresses of trying to fit in as a teenager in this engaging and emotional new six part video series designed by www.MindYourMind.ca, a non for profit youth mental health organization, for the Canadian highschool curriculum.

Rose Cora Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO and creator of the popular music advice column, "So You Wanna be in a Rock Band?" lends her personal experiences as advice for highschool freshmen on how to maintain positive mental health while undergoing the struggles of growing up and coping with the stresses of trying to fit in as a teenager in this engaging and emotional new six part video series designed by www.MindYourMind.ca, a non for profit youth mental health organization, for the Canadian highschool curriculum.

Rose Cora Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO and creator of the popular music advice column, "So You Wanna be in a Rock Band?" lends her personal experiences as advice for highschool freshmen on how to maintain positive mental health while undergoing the struggles of growing up and coping with the stresses of trying to fit in as a teenager in this engaging and emotional new six part video series designed by www.MindYourMind.ca, a non for profit youth mental health organization, for the Canadian highschool curriculum.

Rose Cora Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO and creator of the popular music advice column, "So You Wanna be in a Rock Band?" lends her personal experiences as advice for highschool freshmen on how to maintain positive mental health while undergoing the struggles of growing up and coping with the stresses of trying to fit in as a teenager in this engaging and emotional new six part video series designed by www.MindYourMind.ca, a non for profit youth mental health organization, for the Canadian highschool curriculum.

Rose Cora Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO and creator of the popular music advice column, "So You Wanna be in a Rock Band?" lends her personal experiences as advice for highschool freshmen on how to maintain positive mental health while undergoing the struggles of growing up and coping with the stresses of trying to fit in as a teenager in this engaging and emotional new six part video series designed by www.MindYourMind.ca, a non for profit youth mental health organization, for the Canadian highschool curriculum.

Rose Cora Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO and creator of the popular music advice column, "So You Wanna be in a Rock Band?" lends her personal experiences as advice for highschool freshmen on how to maintain positive mental health while undergoing the struggles of growing up and coping with the stresses of trying to fit in as a teenager in this engaging and emotional new six part video series designed by www.MindYourMind.ca, a non for profit youth mental health organization, for the Canadian highschool curriculum.

Rose Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO is interviewed on Rogers Television's hottest new show "London Calling" which features London and area indie artists. In this segment, she discusses the advantages to self-management. Hosted by Drew Skitt & Deneen Kavinsky www.londoncalling.ca

Rose Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO is interviewed on Rogers Television's hottest new show "London Calling" which features London and area indie artists. In this segment, she discusses the re-release of ANTI-HERO's debut album, "Unpretty" on Fontana North/Universal. Hosted by Drew Skitt & Deneen Kavinsky www.londoncalling.ca

Rose Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO discusses the upcoming casting call for the Unpretty music video shoot at Call the Office in London, Ontario.

Rose Perry & Nic VanHaverbeke, frontwomen for ANTI-HERO talk about how the band got started, their different music backgrounds, and their nomination for a London Music Award. 2005.

Rose Perry, frontwoman of ANTI-HERO appears live as a guest on Fanshawe TV to discuss her band and the indie Canadian rock scene. 2005. Produced by Jacqueline Harding.

ANTI-HERO performs "Unpretty" live in their hometown at their favourite club Call the Office. Edited and produced by Greg Sager (Imagewerx Studios). 2005.

ANTI-HERO performs "Two Words" live at Edge 102.1 Street Level Studios in Toronto, Ontario. Edited and produced by Fairfield Films. 2006. Note: audio quality is poor and muffled.

ANTI-HERO live at the infamous Bovine Sex Club in Toronto. Recorded and produced by Erik S of Digital World Productions. 2005.

Music video for first single off of our debut album. Concept & Direction by Greg. A. Sager Produced by HER Records Shot on location at Fanshawe College & Call the Office, London, Ontario. copyright 2005