So, you’re a budding young director, cinematographer or film student, or your new music video needs some exposure. Why not get involved with one small seed tv?
one small seed is giving YOU the opportunity to submit video content that you’ve created, to be featured right here on one small seed tv.
What do you get back?
The one small seed brand is highly regarded amongst the creative industries in South Africa. Because of this, submissions to the site gain invaluable exposure.
Our websites draw thousands of visitors every month, from all over South Africa and the globe. In addition, we promote one small seed tv in the following ways:
- via weekly newsletter to approx. 20 000 targeted viewers
- via Facebook to over 3 260 fans and 3 000 friends
- via Twitter to over 3 350 followers
So, not only would this be a great addition to your CV and portfolio, but, more importantly, the benefits from this kind of exposure in helping you get your name out there are unfathomable.
In addition, if you brief us beforehand on what you plan to shoot, one small seed can help with tickets and media access, getting you free entry into any gig that you cover for us.
As your inspirational world of online tv, we’re only interested in featuring original, quality creative video content. Everything on our site is either produced by one small seed or carefully hand-selected by us. This integrity of selection is what’s given us the reputation for being the leading South African online tv portal. So aim for the stars. Send us your submissions and we will help you get the invaluable exposure that will shoot you to the top.
Submission guidelines
We’re looking for original content, whose focus is relevant to South African or global arts and popular culture. This can include anything from short films and documentaries to animations and any other experimental video productions.
Submissions should highlight fresh new things happening in the contemporary creative scene. Bear in mind that this online platform allows more leeway for creative freedom in terms of content, language use, etc. than any other South African media platform, so take advantage of this.
The final video that you send us must be the finished product of something that you have shot, edited and produced yourself, complete with all necessary credits. By sending in footage or video products, you understand that one small seed reserves the rights to use it as we see fit.
You can submit content in one of the following three ways:
- Upload (to any public server like Yousendit, Vimeo or YouTube)
- Drop off on a disk at one small seed’s offices (22 Lawley Road, Woodstock)
Content that you submit can be projects that fit into any of the categories here on one small seed tv, from doccies and short films to videos covering parties and events to music videos and any other rare finds.
For the best guideline of what kind of material to submit, browse through our site and watch the videos to get a good feel of what one small seed tv is all about. If you have any queries about what to submit, please feel free to contact us.
2 comments
Dr-Benway says:
Apr 13, 2011
Well … Here’s a link to a little gem, we created on a Sunday Afternoon. Surrealism … SA Style.
We are a creative team from Cape Town. I hope you’ll put this up on One Small Seed TV 
Chicken – Part 1: Life and Death from BlackMilk Productions on Vimeo.
Natalia Anna Ferrara says:
May 6, 2011
Here is a music video my band Aneva. My sister and I at 2InTwine productions produced, conceptualized and edited. <3