Today, I am talking about a do-it-yourself collaborative filmmaking website called RootClip.com, where the creative team make a short video clip or "Rootclip" to start the story. Amateur filmmakers watch their video, then shoot their own rendition of what should happen next in less than 2 minutes. The result is an entire short film made by amateur filmmakers.
I think it's pretty exciting. Their last film actually debuted at the Travese City Film Festival. ust say this has got a lot of potential.
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At first I thought this was a v. cool idea then I realised it's full of product placement.
This is a good post for those digital filmmakers out there. The rest of your blog is good too...keep up the great work. From the New York Film Academy.
I've been digging your blog. As a digital user myself, it's a great resource.
Hey filmmakers out there, the city of LA just announced a video contest where you can win $1000 and a weekend package. Details below.
http://discoverlosangeles.com/thats-so-la/
I suppose at the high-end of the market, there has been an emergence of cameras aimed specifically at the digital cinema market.
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