WreckAMovie.com - Making Films Collectively

The social concept is not privative to this or the other sphere. Rather, every type of web-based interaction is open to such a practice. It goes without saying that ten heads think better than just one, and if we take into account that the number of internauts who share the same interest makes for much more than ten heads, we can but agree that the collective approach can but yield satisfactory results. That is, provided that the whole system is an organized one so as to accommodate the large influx of ideas.

That seems to be the case as far as this website is concerned. In general terms, it lets people take a collaborative approach to filmmaking by interacting over the web. People can post tasks, and the ones who consider they can take care of them simply get in touch and it all works out from there.

All in all, the site lives up to its tagline of “make films together”. If you have always had an idea you deemed as original yet didn’t know how to get around making it come true because you lacked the technical wherewithal, it can but set you going.

“Collaborative filmmaking.”

The collaborative approach works out time and again. This should be no exception to the rule.

What about the copyright of the media that is created?