Not too long ago you would only watch videos from a large studio company usually based out of New York or Hollywood. Production studios used to have the video industry in lock down as they had many competitive advantages, keeping the smaller guys and their videos in the dark without much attention.

This is no longer the case as anyone with passion, a dream, and a script can create quality video content from anywhere they wish. Tools, software, and resources used to cost hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars. The most important aspect about the production process has always been about the contributions of talent from individuals, not the products they had at their disposal.

So now as we enter a new production world where videos can attract millions of views on a low budget, or no budget at all, we need to ask ourselves what the competitive landscape will look like in five or ten years from today.

With Fred being one of YouTube’s most important and viewed creators, it won’t be shocking to see more similar examples like Fred or small production teams successfully build communities around their content as we move further into this new media landscape.

The independents used to have to compete on solid story telling, but now can also compete on solid production values as well. Mixing these two elements it’s realistic to believe that our favorite mainstream shows on TV now, will compete for our attention with low-cost niche content production.

One of the motivating factors for originally developing Spidvid was understanding the power and value of connecting human talent together for production projects. As individuals learn to understand what talent they need for their projects, how to attract that talent, how to effectively collaborate, and understanding the benefits for everyone involved, there is a new media model on verge of truly exploding.

There is something very special happening here, and we believe the opportunities for getting involved will be very lucrative as all the stars align to build out the ecosystem. Re-imagine the video production process, visit our site and click “Sign Up” to become a member to join this new media movement.

Jeremy Campbell Visionary created, film, new media, nonstudios, produced, social media, spidvid, studios, videos, why