The next logical step on from MySpace madness — sites that make mash ups easy.
The ‘how to’ could be a manifesto for remix culture:
Upload your own video, photos and music; Explore shared content; Grab what you want.
First collection of clips ripe for remixing? Things on kittens. Of course. More seriously, this could be a very useful tool for communities-of-interest who have lots of individually-recorded footage of events, and who want to collaboratively edit it down to a single film — think weddings, club nights, street protests: welcome to group mash-ups. Last year we pointed at the Glastonbury Festival coverage on Flickr as a tipping point for photosharing. This year we’re predicting Glasto ‘06 The Movie — assembled and edited in close-to-real-time on something like Jumpcut, from video and still images contributed by festival goers themselves via their videophones… sponsorhip opportunity, anyone?
Sourced (along with reviews of loads more sharing/remix sites) at Techcrunch.
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