Internet Video Magazine: "Best Web Sites Of 2004"

[Suhit Gupta]

http://www.internetvideomagazine.com/Articles-2004/042804_Spring2004WebSites.htm

Internet Video Magazine (http://forums.thoughtsmedia.com/www.internetvideomagazine.com) has announced top Web sites for watching short films, animations and videos over the Internet. IVM is a resource for those who want to watch online videos, animations and Internet movies, and learn how to create their own Internet video productions. They provide tutorials, book reviews and hardware/software test reviews.

"Everyone has a different opinion, interests and taste. But as the founder and lead editor of IVM, these are some of my personal favorites during the spring of 2004. We looked at a cornucopia of sites; some large and some small, to help come up with our list of the top sites. Some sites are making a repeat performance from our previous Top Ten list while we are welcoming some newcomers."

Their decisions appear to have been based on the size and the number of videos available on the site and what the quality of those videos are. Diversity of content, ease of download and contribution to the independent film community are other factors that went into their decision. They have chosen TriggerStreet , Brownfish, and Filmwatcher as their top picks, however I recommend reading the article to get detailed looks on all the reviews.

[Suhit Gupta]

http://www.internetvideomagazine.com/Articles-2004/042804_Spring2004WebSites.htm

Internet Video Magazine (http://forums.thoughtsmedia.com/www.internetvideomagazine.com) has announced top Web sites for watching short films, animations and videos over the Internet. IVM is a resource for those who want to watch online videos, animations and Internet movies, and learn how to create their own Internet video productions. They provide tutorials, book reviews and hardware/software test reviews.

"Everyone has a different opinion, interests and taste. But as the founder and lead editor of IVM, these are some of my personal favorites during the spring of 2004. We looked at a cornucopia of sites; some large and some small, to help come up with our list of the top sites. Some sites are making a repeat performance from our previous Top Ten list while we are welcoming some newcomers."

Their decisions appear to have been based on the size and the number of videos available on the site and what the quality of those videos are. Diversity of content, ease of download and contribution to the independent film community are other factors that went into their decision. They have chosen TriggerStreet , Brownfish, and Filmwatcher as their top picks, however I recommend reading the article to get detailed looks on all the reviews.