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November 10th 2012

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Crowdsourcing is creating the cloud filmmaking revolution

The Internet and movie makers have collided, and the result is a cloud film-making revolution.

Filmmaker Tiffany Shlain explained at the Open Mobile Summit today how she and other documentary filmmakers are using crowdsourcing techniques to put together films that are so global in scope that they wouldn’t otherwise be possible.

Fimmakers upload video to the web, and it becomes part of the edited film. This form of crowdsourcing lowers the costs of making a film and makes the film easier to produce and distribute digitally.

Full Story: Venture Beat

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Crowdsourcing is creating the cloud filmmaking revolution

The Internet and movie makers have collided, and the result is a cloud film-making revolution.
Filmmaker Tiffany Shlain explained at the Open Mobile Summit today how she and other documentary filmmakers are using crowdsourcing techniques to put together films that are so global in scope that they wouldn’t otherwise be possible.
Fimmakers upload video to the web, and it becomes part of the edited film. This form of crowdsourcing lowers the costs of making a film and makes the film easier to produce and distribute digitally.

Full Story: Venture Beat

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