BrightRoll - money for short films?

Gootube is the most popular video sharing site, so indie filmmakers flock it to it in droves. I ‘ve seen a couple of good shows on it, one is Ask A Ninja, the other is Chad Vader.

Now comes a service that could enable video content creators to monetize their shows. (I know Revver is allowing you to put ads but it’s not dynamic as far as I can tell.) Here’s the summary:

Just like how Google inserts dynamic ads into a web page, BrightRoll does all of the dirty work for inserting ads into video. The video publishers (that’s you) determines if they want the more lucrative (and more annoying) pre-roll/mid-roll or post-roll ad placement. The service doesn’t care what format you use whether Windows Media, Quicktime, or Flash though you will have to fill out a W-9 before participating.

You can read the press release for more details. It’s apparent it’s for US-based filmmakers though (that W-9 form goes to the IRS).

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2 Responses to “BrightRoll - money for short films?”


  1. 1 Revilo Dec 8th, 2006 at 9:16 am

    Revver’s ads are dynamically served inside of web postings and podcasts.
    FYI…

  2. 2 Administrator Dec 8th, 2006 at 12:00 pm

    Thanks Revilo. It makes sense come to think about it :)

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