Worlds Best Video Web Sites

Are you up to speed with Current? It's a new cable TV channel with a strong online video presence. They run a series of contests looking for new filmmakers with an edgy style and something important to say. Also, check out the winners of last year's contest. . Some of these videos are GREAT. We really liked the Campaign Ad Commercial, a wonderful parody of what goes on inside of a typical political ad spot, and How to Start Your Own Holiday. a pitch for those who are happily unattached on Valentines Day.

Glitches can be a good thing. The Glitch site features two related film festivals - GlitchFast for DV videos under 3 minutes in length and GlitchFest for videos from 3 minutes to 10 minutes. Even better, they are currently looking for submissions (until August 1, 2005). Winner gets a copy of Autodesk's Combustion . There are 200 productions hosted for free on the festival’s website. A retrospective compilation of the last five editions is also available in the Glitch’s online store. If French isn't your language of choice, scroll to the bottom of the page and pick English. What are they looking for? "Let your minds run free, this is the perfect occasion to show us your guts, your originality, your talent and all of this in a very small amount of time!!! At the Glitch Fast, diversity, variety (… and brevity!) are favored above all else. All genres are admissible: fake publicities, gags, parodies, very short dramas, press reports, animation, fake cartoons, in French, English or others,… be adventurous: it is up to you to surprise us! As long as the film respects the time limit, and has a punchy, captivating narrative!"

OutoftheCloset.TV is a new and very interesting video-based website dedicated to entertaining, enriching, educating, and informing all people about gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and straight life. This website remains pornography free and is distributed through 20 different web sites including America Online. It's very entertaining and not preachy. It even includes a section abut the ex-gay - a bold un-PC move for gay site. Also check out the comedy section.

Have you ever checked out RocketBoom? This extremely cool site features daily news and video blogs. Sometimes funny, sometimes newsy and sometimes just weird, you should start off every day with a RocketBoom. For example, the June 1 videoblog included a GREAT video parody (Channel 8 teaser) of local news promotions. Hilarious - but sadly true.

If you ever find yourself looking for a classic video clip, a good place to check out is the EVTV1 web site. They have hundreds of clips, ranging from funny, political, sports, news, self-help, history, music and many others.

Have you signed up for the monthly Internet Video Magazine newsletter? It's free. Get the scoop on new products, technologies and online videos and movies.

Do you shoot and edit music videos? Do you have a cool music video of your band or yourself performing? You should set up a site to promote it and your video/music talents. Check out the "Latest Music Videos" sites to see music videos created by Roy Roberts. His newest creation is Camilla's "Don't Say Never." Not a big budget production, he did all the effects, video and editing. Also check out a few of other music video as well as his links to other music video sites.

Do you like hamburgers? Do you like Paris Hilton? Do you like sexy commercials? Put them together and you get the new commercial for Carl Jr's new Spicy BBQ Burger. In addition to the TV commercial, desktop images, and "I Love Paris" theme song, you can also download a special Internet video version of the commercial that is too hot for broadcast, as well as a 3 minute "making of the commercial" video. Plus, you can also download a $1 off coupon for the burger.

There are hundreds of sites that collect video files and clips from all over the universe. One of the most amusing is KontraBand. Many of the collected clips here are in bad taste, some border on disgusting and crass, and some are just hilarious. Your choice. Go take a visit to the world of KontraBand but remember, we warned you. Really, we did...

Do you watch the news on your computer? If you are in the telecom or internet industries, you might want to check out the online TelecomTV network - cutting edge newscasts of special interest to those in the worldwide ICT community. If you are just nerdy and looking for the latest in what's happening with telecom, wireless, communications, etc., this is a great site.

Are you thinking of making a short video or movie and don't know where to start? Do you want to improve your acting, directing or producing skills? Maybe you are already making a flick and you need some help? Check out the online site - StrongEyeContact - they have lots of links for casting, networking, production and even dating. (Who would want to date a fellow film maker and share the glory?). Tons of very interesting info - especially for beginning and guerilla filmmakers.

Have you visited the Tribeca Screening Room at Amazon? They are showing all the films that were submitted by filmmakers across the country in the Tribeca Film Festival / Amazon Theater Short Film Competition. Through May 20, please visit this page (www.amazon.com/screeningroom) as often as you like to watch films and provide ratings, which will help determine the finalists for the competition. The more films you watch, the better your chances at winning a trip to New York City to see the world premiere of the five finalist films at Tribeca Cinemas.

This is a real hoot. Have you ever wanted your own TV show but nobody would hire you? Create your own web based Internet Video news or sports show. Checkout MKYwebTV - not only does this guy get to be funny, he gets to do his own sports show and interview football stars and other leading athletes in Canada. You can do this. This guy is really good and could make it on broadcast TV.

Now you can buy viral videos. This is a very interesting site. I am sure you have seen and shared a cool short video clip with your friends, family and business associates. Most of these viral clips are free, low resolution and sort of weird and funny. Here is a new concept. The Media Gallery is creating short flash animations that are designed to shared as "viral" videos. You pay $1.75 and then you can share them or download them to your desktop. Interesting idea. Checkout their clips - some are really great. It' sort of like a video ringtone for yourself...

Don't let this one get away. FishingWebTV is a unique website is dedicated to providing a wide array of quality videos featuring all aspects of sport fishing - from exciting angling adventures to classic lures and tackle to new innovations and effective techniques. FISHINGWEBTV is all about fishing; how-to, where-to, when-to and with-who. Plus, they are looking for your fish videos! Courtesy of http://www.seenn.com.

FunkyRailRoad.com is a very interesting site. It serves as a central compendium for a bunch of different movie makers showing off their collections of short films and videos. Some are very good. One of our favorites is American Drummer, an absurdist comedy, GhostCops - Cops meets Ghost Busters with some great cheesy effects, and Will Work for Food., an exercise in corporate existentialism. There is a lot to explore at this site.

Have you ever heard of FilmFights.com? Every ten days or so they sponsor a FilmFight where film makers create short films based on a single concept or theme. They submit the film and the fight is on! Some of these films are great. You got to check out this site. Take off your gloves, strap on your camera and put up your footage.

We are always inspired when we find a web site that is created by a film maker or a group of filmmakers that is designed to promote their films and film making skills. A great example is AMF Productions. Located in Fresno, CA, the production team consists of a small group of friends who like to make movies and are focused on digital media and entertainment. This web site is very well designed to promote themselves with detailed production notes, cast and crew, screen shots for each production. Very well done. They've got about eight films currently posted on their site and more are on the way. Check out their latest, Nietzsche , in which two young men have a very spirited and dramatic discussion about philosophy. Who could imagine philosophy could be so exciting...

You can also use the web to promote your full length film, Check out the One Happy Movie website, dedicated to promoting the documentary “One Happy Movie”. Filmed by four students from the University of Central Florida and Full Sail, the film documents a 10 day cross country sprint, including small towns, universities, and big cities, to discuss something so simple, yet rarely asked, with several hundred every day people. From the rich to the poor, white to black, young to old, they asked.. “What makes you happy?” They got some amazing answers. The site includes an online streaming video trailer, press releases, photos, tour dates, etc. If you got your own feature film you are trying to promote, this site is a great example of how to use the web.

Yet another great example of film maker using the net to promote a film and their skills is ALT.SEX. Contrary to the title, it is not pornographic at all. This site documents the efforts of an aspiring filmmaker who has put all they got into making a feature length film and what happens with it. The production journal is especially telling. Not only that, but you can download and watch the entire "Alt.Sex" film. Its a pretty darn good tale of love and seduction in the Internet-boom era. I was engrossed; great story with good acting and writing. Wonderful use of chat rooms and avatars as the hero's confidente... Check it outhttp://www.altsexmovie.com

Regardless of what you think about George Bush, you got to check out the Bush-bashing ads at MoveOn.Org. This is some great film-making. IF PARENTS ACTED LIKE BUSH by Christopher Fink of Sherman Oaks, CA (the wiine rof the funniest ad) is hilarious; the overall winner, CHILD'S PAY by Charlie Fisher of Denver, CO, is not only thought provoking, but is also beautiful. Bush in 30 Seconds is a project of the MoveOn.org Voter Fund, a new 527 fund affiliated with MoveOn.org , the pre-eminent online advocacy group in the United States. The Voter Fund will create and run powerful political ads in swing states to challenge President Bush's policies and his administration.

If you really like short funny films and videos, you got to check out BryceWilson.Net. It is a collection of many of the funniest videos on the internet, all compiled into one location so you don't have to sprain your wrist moving your mouse and clicking. The collections include funny animals, accidents, cool movies, film fights, TV commercials, bloopers, etc. Some are great, some are amateur productions. However, they are all free for download. There's even a Sonny Boo section! If you are looking for a good online home for your movie, contact Bryce at the site and tell him about it.

Are you into music videos and want to see how the best do their job. Check out Promo Reel from Joe Lynch (also known as Average Joe) that includes bits and pieces of his most recent projects, including work for 311, Pete Yorn, Sugarcult and others. This is a real treat for Heavy Metal fans. Be sure to check out his Sugercult video On 1-1-04, AvJoe released a new one for Kataklysm " As I Slither " a great composition from a live performance. Great edit cuts perfectly in sync flow with the beat of this music video.

People use Internet video in a lot of ways. Some just want to amuse and educate. Others are selling something or promoting their skills and movies. Others just use online video as a personal medium to celebrate life and those around them. Check out this QuickTime movie dedicated to the memory of Terri Tinsley. While you are there, feel free to explore some of the other movies.

Is this just a giant videoblog masquerading as a magazine? According to Jon Fortt of SJ Mercury, videoblogs are on the way. "They're new enough that the blogging community hasn't settled on a good name yet -- they're called vidblogs, vogs, vlogs. Sites like tim-hall.com, solublefish.tv and weblogs.media.mit.edu/ic are paving the way. Expect video-capable cell phones to lead the way as these become more popular. Now we'll get to see the boring moments in people's lives, instead of just reading about them." Go ahead and check out http://www.tim-hall.com/vogner. There's some cool "Vogner" films on his site - using "borrowed TV footage, you got to check out "Requiem for Gone with the Attack of the Babe" He is using Canon PowerShot A70 digital camera and iMovie on an iBook. He's got some great links to some wonderful sites like those posted below....For more Tim Hall stuff, check out his portfolio

This is a great concept site designed to promote a very cool and extremely well made fake documentary - Nothing So Strange - The Assassination of Bill Gates. Over the course of two years, director/cinematographer Brian Flemming shot over 70 hours of DV footage to create the 80-minute film. The high shooting ratio was due to the style of shooting, which was as close as Flemming and the cast could get to a real documentary style. Yu can download and watch the video - its' not free but its affordable. For 5 bucks you get the high res 466 MB download, for just 3 bucks, you can get a smaller 130 MB download. These files use the high-quality MPEG 4 compression format and require Apple's free QuickTime Player 6,

Spongi is another cool video web site that features a nice collection of short videos - with subject ranging from political, to sports, to performances and video snapshots, this site covers the gamut. Plus they are looking to feature more films. Check them out.

The Alex Hatz web site is a perfect demonstration of how a filmmaker and actor uses the web to promote himself, his business and his film making expertise. There are some great little films here like Tunnel Vision - a funny short story of two men competing for the attention of a beautiful woman, and when their train enters a tunnel one of them makes his move, with surprising consequences...Alex Hatz stars in this film by Geoff Rayes and Doppler Films. Produced, written and directed by Alex Hatz, the Hitman is a very cute short film about the conflicts between a contracted murderer and his parental responsibilities.

TriggerStreet is consistently one of the top web sites for seeing the best in short movie making. In addition, they provide a very powerful community for reviewing and distribution of films and videos, as well as for screenplays. If you have never checked out TriggerStreet, go and register right now. In addition, check out their Festival section. There are some WONDERFUL productions named as finalists in their Third Festival. In addition, they are always looking for new short videos and films to spotlight. Check their upload page for more info and guidelines.

Tired of the same old movie review sites? Steve Sivulka, the brains behind the wildly popular StupidVideos.com, has now come up with a new site called MovieRap.com. Highly creative & original - rappers reviewing Hollywood movies. Not only are the reviews hilarious and entertaining, they are pretty darn good. Watch out Mr. Ebert...

Maybe it wasn't Santa streaking across the sky - maybe it was a UFO? If you are into UFOs and aliens and visitors from other planets, you should make s short visit to Out of the Blue, a web site and documentary movie dedicated to a serious exploration of unexplained occurrences, visions and visitors. Lots of video clips, narrated by Peter Coyote.

Here's a cool little QuickTime video site. AFuzzyPicture includes a nice collection of original short streaming video movies by Alan Aghazadian. My favorite is Lola - a story of...well, ya gotto see it...

Do you like old movies? Check out Reel Classics. the Internet's most comprehensive site dedicated exclusively to Classic Movies. Comprising over 2400 pages and more than 3 gigabytes of content (with much more on the way), it may well be the biggest too. They've got news, trivia classic, history about the stars and movies, cool movie merchandise to buy, and of course, hundreds of online classic movie clips, check out their Audio/Video Gallery

Looking for something brilliant that will make you laugh over and over and over again? Check out "The Silly Spider Monkey Fiasco," It's a sketch comedy site that mixes live action and digital animation. Each 30 minute show is composed of short videos linked together to form a larger narrative. Every Tuesday, they update it with new skits and videos. The opening title segment is incredibly well done. These guys need to be on Mad TV or SNL. For a quick taste, check their Classics page.

Check out Flash AV Player. The Flash AV Player is a very cool, skinable Flash application for both Mac and Windows that can stream folders of MP3, SWF files & JPEG files by loading all necessary playlist information from an XML file. It is made to broadcast any media content : from an MP3 file to a QuickTime movie. This is a great way to package your videos for the web. Click on the AV Players to see the various samples. The Concorde and Read My Lips videos are great.

Here's an interesting site if you like movie trailers. SabuCat Productions claims to have the world's largest collection of theatrical trailers! We currently have over 60,000 different trailers, 99% of which are in 35mm. These trailers and featurettes range from silents to Academy Award winners. Blockbusters - obscure - they have it all! Trailers are ideal for documentary and stock footage use. Check out the samplers. Cool stuff.

If you want to watch sports on the Internet, you have to visit the RE: Evolution of Sports web site. Not only is this a very cool site from a design standpoint, they have some great snow, surfing, base jumping, water sport and other outrageous on the edge footage programming.

Let's take a trip around the world and visit the Szorty.Pl site. As you can guess by the PL, this movie and video site is based in Poland and offers hundreds of very cool films, TV commercials, film trailers, video clips, animations, flash cartoons and music videos. Not only can you download then and watch on your computer, you can watch them on your cell phone.

Looking for the Paris Hilton sex video? Sorry, it ain't on this page but we do got a link to the "The Simple Life" TV Show web site that features a bunch of short video clips from the show as well as too much information about Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie.

Is Christmas and all the related commercial holiday hubbub getting to you? Need a little satire and humor? Check out the JibJab site and their collection of great (and sort of nasty and in bad taste) winter holiday animations. There's also some hilarious e-cards you can send out as well as a nice collection of bad taste XMas presents (you can send me a few....)

YES Folks SINGLE REEL IS BACK! At one time one of the best digital media communities on the web. The original Single Reel will never be duplicated or repeated. The original Single Reel was given to Alex Westerman who tried to improve on the original design - but then decided best to rebuild and start over. This has taken some time - during which many of the core members strayed elsewhere and even when they came back some bugs had to be worked out. Free and PRO memberships are available. Continuing the tradition of " Easy Free Video Web Hosting. " The NEW Single Reel is now ready for prime time. All original members encouraged to return..

Have you ever heard of the Bonzo Dog Band? They were the most outrageous and wild parody and funny music band to come out of the UK, their video and music are collectors items. Check out this classic B&W video of By a Waterfall. The Bonzos were lead by Neil Innes and Viv Stanshall (both of whom wrote the lion's share of their best material). Neil Innes also collaborated with Monty Python, upon whom the Bonzos were a large influence. He also write the songs for and performed in the Beatles documentary spoof, The Rutles. For some related madness, check out a bunch of classic Neal Innes and Rutles music videos at the Neal Innes web site For more Bonzo info. The ultimate 3 CD Bonzo music collection is now available at Amazon - Cornology [3CD Set]

If you like classic soul music, you'll love this site - Harlem Anthology. Harry Mitchell as posted classic clips of soul stars performing at Harlem's Apollo Theatre. These include stars like Marvin Gaye, Al Green, The Temptations, The Spinners, and Gladys Knight & the Pips. These clips were originally shot on Super8 film about 30 years ago and are now being shared for the first time.

Looking for other great guides to Internet Videos? Check out 247Streamz.com - 24 x 7 - get it? They have a wonderful online music page with links to numerous online radio stations and streaming music video sites. Their travel page is also good.

Football and fashion - they go together like...well...they are together at web62.com's new streaming media site - Igedo TV the largest fashion trade fair in the world. With lots of fans in Japan, the videos from designer Anja Gockel are very popular. There are high quality, streaming fashion videos from designers from throughout the world. In addition to fashion, Web62 now offers online streaming football, with Peter Vaas, the head coach of the new NFL Europe team, looking at NFL events week by week.

Have you ever heard of the World's Smallest Film Festival

or SMFF? These are all short and low bandwidth videos and films perfect for watching on a wireless phone or any Internet device. Entries run up to 7 minutes. All are sized and purposed to look great in small handheld formats. Check out some of the nearly 100 winners and finalists in the areas of animation, comedy, commercial, music video, and others. CTIA Show London. The next World's Smallest TV Festival is scheduled for January 18-20, 2004 and they are looking for entrants right now! more

To celebrate the release of the new "In Time" DVD featuring the best music videos from R.E.M. 1988-2003, REMHQ has created HQTV, the first-ever, non-stop R.E.M video channel web site. The HQTV flash player contains hours of videos, documentaries, live performances and more, spanning the bands entire career. You can select the videos you want to see or just let it stream random REM videos all day long. The site includes a choice of documentaries, over 40 music videos and 50 live performances. If your eyes get tired, you can listen to WREM, the all- R.E.M. talk radio station, featuring hours of radio interviews from the last 20 years.

The Internet and Internet video is not limited to just the US. You might want to check out the UkrainaTV web site. Partly in English and partly in Ukrainain, you will find it easy to navigate and discover cool videos that feature destination movies, local and international commercials, sports, video shorts and even some very cool and impressive music videos.

7M Pictures,is a truly wonderful site for short films and Internet movies. Their staff are dedicated to making Columbus, Ohio the "Hollywood of the Midwest." Not only do they have a bunch of great funny films and video shorts on their site, but their spec commercial collection is wonderful. Check out Tastes Like Chicken, Ray O Vac and Blind Date. If you have a pet dog, you will love Deliveries. If stacks really turn you on, check out Expose Yourself

You ought to visit the Zed web site in Canada to check out some of their cool

videos. They have hundreds of great little flicks to watch over the net. Did you know there are a million ways to say no to drugs. Click here to watch this funny anti-drug ad from us adults. For more high brow stuff, check out the recent experimental flick Dear Diary Remix and the music video 44 Magnum. Artist Trading Cards is brilliant. If get motivated to create your own, feel free to send us yours - with an internet video theme or concept. We'll post it here to share with the world..

P.O.V.'s Borders is a new Web-only series on PBS Online. The series will be a showcase for interactive storytelling. P.O.V. has teamed up with award-winning Web designer Vivian Selbo of cavil.com to create an online environment that will feature commissioned and acquired content that explores the borders in our lives. The first episode in the series will run for ten weeks concentrating on 'migration' as an overall theme.
The core element of the series, "Leaving Elsa," is a ten-week interactive drama following the lives of three teenagers from the US-Mexico border, produced for the series by filmmaker Bernardo Ruiz. Ruiz is working closely with the students of the Llano Grande Center in Elsa, Texas to create intimate portraits of their lives as they face the biggest transition of their lives — leaving home for college. The students have been given digital cameras and during the course of the 10 weeks will document their lives in their own words and images. Entries will be posted weekly and site users can follow and respond to the three young people's experiences during the first 10 weeks of the semester. The Border Journey section of the site is devoted to digital glimpses of migrant life and education. Following the success of La Boda, filmmaker Hannah Weyer created Escuela, a portrait of Liliana Luis — a teenaged member of the Luis family who is working to complete high school. The original scenes commissioned for P.O.V.'s Borders are adapted from Escuela (recently featured on P.O.V.) and follow the Luis family through a year's cycle of migration. This feature has quizzes, background and questions accompanying the episodes, and targets educational use. (Learn more.)

Ready to take a trip on the weird side? Check out Rob Pongi.com, a site dedicated to the short videos and films produced by, and starring Rob Pongi of Tokyo DV. It is in English and most of the material is based on life in Japan, featuring Japanese culture, arts and music. But there is a bunch of odd and strange stuff tossed in there as well, especially the conversation and interview clips. The Personals section is Rob Pongi reading fractured English letters from Japanese women looking for overseas soul mates. However, for a true cultural experience, the numerous music and culture clips can't be beat.

Do you like classic films, movies and animations? Check out CEREBELLUM'S CLASSIC MOVIE CINEMA. They have an extensive trailer database (including many classics), with over 2200 trailers. The classic clip collection includes 450 items, many of them unique to the internet. Ranging from 1896 to 1960. The film section offers full feature films from different countries. The animation section features some of the earliest animations from the early 1900s up until 1960. The site also features full animated movies. The animation timeline walks you through the history of animation from 1824 to the present including links to watch the cartoons. If you are into animation, this is a TREASURE!!!!

This site boasts that "All is for free, no memberships, advertisements or irritating questions." Most of the movies are broadband streams; some of the SF movies are 56k streams, This site even includes Luis Bunuel's surrealistic and highly controversial debut "un chien andalu". Co-written by Salvatore Dali. Considered a masterpiece, just imagine this was shot in 1929. If you have never seen this film, this is your chance.

This is a little different from our typical selections. ManateeTours.com is a business site that we would like to spotlight because of the excellent manner in which they integrated streaming video into their site and business. In addition, the site is very well designed and impressive. Take a tour and dive into a virtual swim the manatees.

Do you care about the world around you? Are you an activist? Check out the Media That Matters Film Festival presented by MediaRights.org, a not-for-profit media arts and activist organization, was founded in July 2000 to help media makers, educators, nonprofits, and activists use documentaries to encourage action and inspire dialogue on contemporary social issues. The organization's interactive Web site is organized around 15 social issues (racial justice, environmental issues, economic justice, etc.) and contains a collection of over 4,500 social issue documentaries. The site also provides an extensive database of over 850,000 nonprofits in the U.S., a list of funding and other resources, and original articles about successful outreach campaigns. There are several cool and thought provoking videos on this site.

You got to hand it to the Dutch. They have taken to the web in a big way. On of our favorite Dutch web sites is Crazy Fun and their Crazy Movies page. This page features some great European TV commercials that would never get aired on more conservative United States networks. Scattered among the commercials, there are a few other clips that illustrate what I call Dutch humor. Check it out. These are all downloadable for easy sharing among friends and associates. They also have links to "crazy" news, pictures, games and even GSM ring tone files. If you read Dutch, you will also enjoy their Weekly Geek of the Week and Jokes pages...

Do you like animated movies and games? You got to check out the Joe Carton Web Site. This is one of the best sites on the web. Some of the stuff is crass, some is hilarious, some is wild. There's comedy, music, satire, there's politics, there's poignancy, there's...what the heck, just go to the site and click on stuff. Some of our favorites include the interactive Osama Sissyfight and MicroGerbil 2001. Go to the site map and check out the list of cartoons.

StudentFilms.Com was created to provide an almost infinite audience for budding film-makers and their films. Using QuickTime and RealPlayer technology, Studentfilms.com gives everyone the means to have their storytelling voice heard around the world. Most of these films and videos are web cast at slow 56K dial-up rates.

Screenblast is a very hot site that provides a gallery for video producers to show their goods. Sponsored by Sony, Screenblast invites users to expand and explore the ways in which they interact with media as it offers a combination of original content to engage and entertain, a suite of audio and video creativity tools to encourage the creation and manipulation of individual and studio provided content, and a platform from which they can showcase and share their ingenuity and imagination.

This site is very interesting and different. Pocket Cinema, hosted by Cinema Electric, has a very nice assortment of short films, videos and clips and animations. Depending on your net connection, you can download low or high resolution files, watch them in a streaming format, or even Content includes action and radical sports clips, Elvis movies, educational stuff for the kids, girls next door videos and high fashion clips.

If you are looking for something a bit different, check out the PunchBaby web site. This site features a whole bunch of really short, weird, funny and odd video clips, short films, TV show excerpts, and interactive games. Some are goofy and odd, some are just silly, while others are strange or even offensive. Many of the files are zipped and need to be downloaded and opened up on your computer to run. Because they all can be downloaded, they can be easily shared via email. The site includes video clips, funny commercials, parodies as well as games and interactive productions. Definitely worth exploring and adding to your favorites list. Start off on the home page with new additions and also checkout the "Cool" and "Ads" categories. WARNING - PunchBaby includes some crass and mature oriented materials not suitable for kids and the easily offended..

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Like to watch the latest music videos? Have a high speed broadband connection to the Internet? Check out VH1's Broadband Zone - featuring the hottest music videos from all the big stars. I really like the section featuring the top 100 music videos of all time (but you only get 30 seconds of each, darn it).

www.icebox.com - this big budget web site features some of the best animations of the web - not only do they look great, they are well written and produced. Icebox is a groundbreaking new Internet company that has assembled an unparalleled lineup of writers, producers and animators to create original animated entertainment programming on the Web. Very simply, Icebox.com is the foremost destination for animation on the Internet. Its gathering of A-list creators represents the premier talent pool ever brought together to develop animation series that will debut before an online audience. Most are free but a few are pay per view (25 cents)

Speaking of stupid and weird video clips, you can see those kind of videos, and much more, at NetBroadcaster.com. You got to sign up as a member and endure some irritating pop-up ads, but it is worth it. They have a great selection of independent short films, as well as documentaries, film trailers, action-adventure films, as well as many people's favorites, the soft porn "Bikini Girl" videos. They also have music videos, interviews with musicians and movie stars, and much more..