Greetings;

Looking for a few freelancers that wish to network for a few projects. We are located in Philly/South Jersey. So please if you are interested, be in this area.

We have several projects in which we would like to include local area freelancers...

in your interest email please tell us what you are capable of.

email [email protected] for more details,

thanks

chris

So I'm testing out ClipBlast.

You submit your RSS feed, then you can create a 1-click button to post on your blog, or where ever.

The front page boasts full episodes of NCIS, lots of National Geographic clips, MSN:Entertainment, and even a feed from YouTube's political channel, Citizen Tube.

I get the feeling my clip will get lost in the shuffle, but what's wrong with one more place to post your RSS feed.

Thoughts?

If you're even remotely interested in doing anything related to comedy or being funny, then you should probably check out Shecky magazine. The site, run by comics Brian McKim and Traci Skene does a great job covering the comedy biz (particularly standup) and they've even now started to create some of their own videos such as this one which finds them attempting to re-create a classic John Lennon/Yoko Ono magazine cover photo.

On REELEDin user Keven Nalty's blog WillVideoforFood.com, Nalts announced that he will now be doing seminars on the capabilities of online video as a tool for marketing products. Nalts is truly the man when it comes to all things web video, and is ahead of the pack in stretching the medium. Check out his sheet here and add him as a contact, and read more about his seminars here.

Hey Daily Reelers...just wanted to give everybody in LA a heads up about the Whip It Out Comedy.com show tomorrow night (Tuesday) at 10 pm at the Hollywood Improv. The show features a combination of standup and original comedy videos which should be right up the alley of you comedy content creators out there.

Plus, as a special treat for Daily Reelers, Whip It Out Comedy has agreed to offer you guys some FREE tickets to the show. Just email [email protected] to get on the guest list for the show.

Performing at the show will be Bert Kreischer (Comedy Central, Comics Unleashed, Rolling Stone's #1 Partier in the Nation), Ben Gleib (The Real Wedding Crashers), Kyle Kinane (Blerds.com), Renee Gauthier (Second City), Mark Ellis (Punk'd) and Ngaio Bealum (High Times Comedy Festival).

Check out this hilarious Ben Gleib video for a sample of what kind of stuff is in store for you.

Where are all your favorite Daily Reel editors and friends going to be this Thursday? If they're lame: at home watching ER reruns. If they're awesome: the Student Films Across America screening at Cinespace, sponsored by Revver and promising a fun night of music and film. More details here -- hope you can make it!

Revver is sponsoring the Student Films Across America Los Angeles screening/awards event, taking place this Thursday, August 2nd at 7 p.m. at Cinespace in Hollywood. The event is free and will feature live music and high-quality student shorts. Come out and meet other LA-based independent creators and support student film!

In case you're not familiar, SFAA is a student-organized traveling film festival that showcases really impressive student short films on big screens across the country. The project is super ambitious and is the meaning of DIY awesomeness - they've managed to hit just about everywhere on nothing but a shoestring budget and a lot of hard work. The embedded vid is from their road blog, and you can check out some of the shorts here.

More info on the venue and the selected shorts for that night can be found here. Hope to see everyone there!

As our Daily Reel Comedy crew continues to grow, I thought it would be a good idea to start featuring some of the work from some of our crew members. First up, is this video from Kim Waldauer's Cube News series which should ring true to many of you that are slaving away in an office cubicle somewhere right now.

If you'd like to see one of your hilarious videos featured here, then make sure you join the Daily Reel Comedy crew. Oh, and make sure that you create funny videos. And by that, I mean videos are actually funny as opposed to videos that your friends tell you are funny because they don't want to hurt your feelings. It's a fine line...