There are scores of video communities aimed at helping artists promote their work like Vimeo, Blastro, AudioTube, Plugo.LA, Babelgum, and many others including newcomer, Wildscreen.TV, an online video portal for filmmakers, musicians, labels and an artistically-minded audience with a focus on high quality user-generated content from creative people. What video sites do you like besides YouTube for sharing your music on?

Below are the basics of wildscreen.TV:

Goal of wildscreen.TV:

Offer viewers an abundant pool of artistic, fresh and top-quality videos in 6 categories:

• Music videos and live music performances (gigs, interviews, studio out-takes, etc.)
• Short films
• Performing art
• Webisodes
• Video art & animation
• Fashion & design

Some of the Features of wildscreen.TV:

• free fully-customizable channel - use CSS to design it
• get 100% of ad revenue if you place advertising on your channel - use an affiliate ad program
• HD-quality player
• no upload-limit (either in terms of video length or size of data)
• create compilations as video mix-tapes. Make your own or get involved
• boost your creative output by connecting with other wild videologists
• fast support
  

How to build awareness of your music videos on wildscreen.TV:

• contact other users of wildscreen.TV and comment on their videos and compilations
• invite friends to watch your videos
• pimp your channel and make descriptions of your art, your videos and your compilations to make people talk about you AND with you.
• use the blog function in your channel to inform people about you and your stuff, and talk about things that thrill you.
• Encourage friends and interested people to embed your channel on their web page or blog
• Link to your channel on wildscreen.TV.

For any questions about wildscreen.TV, please contact Chris Wochagg or drop him an email at chris@wildscreen.tv