The home of collaborative moviemaking. Think choose-your-own adventure meets YouTube. We start a story & you continue it with 2-minute video clips of your own.
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Rootclip Shoot - 'Get Out!' Day 1Created about 9 months ago
Traverse City Film FestivalCreated on October 4, 2008 at 7:08pm
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Hello. For the 3 or 4 people that are still interested in the future of Rootclip.com, this one's for you. First of all, let me say THANK YOU to everybody that has had a hand in Rootclip from the beginning...
Everybody's been bouncing this idea around for a long time, but nobody's actually made an official suggestion. So I'm doing my official duty and being the fuse to this long-awaited bomb. Who has interest in using Rootclip as the launch point for a collaborative feature-length film...
There's a lot of really obvious, really great stuff about Rootclip, and you've no doubt identified most of it by now: prizes, networking, learning, practicing, communicating, and old fashioned entertainment are happening every day of the week...
As most everyone in this community knows by now, Rootclip went from a two man operation down to a one man operation this past week. Erik, a co-founder of the site stepped down this week for reasons we will never fully know. The idea of Rootclip started nearly two years ago...
Hello friends. It's been a long road that we've traveled together since the inception of Rootclip.com. This whole idea started with two friends who wanted to cultivate a community of a new breed of filmmaker...
Congratulations go out to all of the winners for Hole and Corner! The story progressed well and wrapped up very nicely, in my honest opinion. I don't know about you guys, but going back and watching the films once they are wrapped up is highly entertaining to me, and this one is no different...
Although there wasn't much competition for chapter 5, we still have a winner. Give it up for RocknessMonster who really stepped up their game this round. Their submission entitled Not Again leaves a lot of options for the final chapter...
Today, we received an email from a member of TheCrew containing a link to a video of them opening the prize pack that they received because they won Chapter 2 of Hole and Corner...
One of the additions to the grand prize for Hole and Corner will be the screening of the completed story at this year's Marble City 10 Hour Film Festival. This film fest is a great showcase for film, storytelling, production, editing, and acting talent in Knoxville...
Chapter 4 of Hole and Corner has a new winner! BohemianFilmCommune submitted a fantastic continuation to this story and really raked in the votes...
Congratulations goes out to DirectedByDoogie (time to update that profile guys...LOL) for their submission of Retributions, which took the majority of both the user and judge votes for this final chapter of the story...
Congrats go out to the 'Rose Petal' team led by elnitter for winning Chapter 3 of 'Hole and Corner'! Watch the fantastic submission here Go read this forum thread and throw in your two cents about the next Rootclip...
Hey guys! Our friends from the Alaska Native Heritage Center need some help, and we're hoping the community can help out. As you saw with their Chapter 2 round of submissions, only one group followed through on their promise to produce a chapter submission...
Newbie team TheCrew takes chapter 2 of Hole and Corner with their Freshman submission entitled The Hit. Congratulations guys! This video not only held the highest user vote rating, but it also pulled in ALL 5 of the judges votes. Insane!! Let's hear it for all of the submitters in chapter 2...
In the same vein as the UTK projects that we've done in the past, we're launching a new story for a group of students in Alaska. We've been working with some folks at the Alaska Native Heritage Center to set this up and are excited to see what all of these young filmmakers can do...
