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This from the BBC: One-Minute Movies is your chance to make a short film that we’ll publish on the web for the world to see. You have up to 60 seconds in which to make a film, and we’ll do our best to give you tips and advice.

It reminds me of the recent IBM white paper in which it listed new audience types by 2010, which apparently are here now, including:

Authors – (who) will utilize Web tools to tailor content to business or personal interests, seeking self-expression or control. Media companies will provide affordable advanced tools to this growing slice of active users, such as special blog (Web log) sites, multiplayer online games, user-group “theaters” or conference centers and downloadable production components – music, cinema and TV samples, streaming video or digital photo illustrations. Users who contribute or interact as producers of their own programming or authors of content will not cease to enjoy passive consumption; they will add new skills and redefine the amount of time they spend enjoying media passively.

Watch some of the one-minute movies and see the possibilities.

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