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Spidvid - The Open Video Production Community
Spidvid has been made possible by many individuals from across the world each contributing their unique skills and talent to make our site and platform what you see today. The Spidvid journey has been led by founder Jeremy Campbell.
Traditionally, video production has long been a very closed process contained and controlled within corporate studio silos. Many industries are now opening up because of the realization that immense value is created from an innovation and consumer experience perspective. Some people call it crowdsourcing, and some people consider it to be a global collaborative movement, but regardless of the terminology who would have ever thought that Wikipedia would come along to virtually wipe out the entire encyclopedia industry. Our belief is that the same type of impact will occur in the video and film industries, as mass content creation evolves from text to richer forms of media like video and film.
Spidvid is a social platform that empowers video creators/filmmakers and other like-minded individuals to connect, form production teams, collaborate on projects, create and distribute content, and automatically give credit and compensation back to each team member involved. Teams can include members from any location and be formed locally, nationally, or globally.
The most important aspect of creating quality video content is having the right combination of talented individuals to work and collaborate with. Our goal is providing the best possible framework and tools we can to make this possible.
For video viewers who are not interested in creating or producing video content, we have created a feature where ideas can be submitted, wiki-edited, rated, and are ranked according to their overall popularity as voted on by Spidvid's community. Check out our video production ideas page.
Learn more about the movement we are creating and why you may want to join by reading and sharing our free 30 page ebook manifesto.
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