Filmmaking by nature is a collaborative process, but all too often filmmakers try to do many of the key tasks themselves and get swamped. As a filmmaker sometimes the best thing you can do is let go a bit and trust that others on your team can pull their weight and add unique value that perhaps you don’t possess.

We are starting to see more and more of our Spidvid community members leverage each other’s talents and time, to develop content that they otherwise couldn’t have done alone, or with their core team.

If you are looking to partner up with another filmmaker, with other talent such as actors and directors, or want to collaborate with filmmakers who have projects that may interest you, then grab a Spidvid profile, check out active projects, and get involved in our open video production movement.

If you have a project you want to launch, then I encourage you to post it on Spidvid! We’ll help to promote and evangelize your project to our members who may be very interested in partnering and collaborating with you on it.

And finally, to our Canadian members, subscribers, followers, and fans, enjoy your Memorial Day holiday this weekend!

Jeremy Campbell community collaborative filmmaking, filmmaking, new media, new media production, open production, open video production, project partnerships, video collaboration, video project, videomaking