…Blowtorch can help.

Blowtorch is an online production company that sponsors short/creative films and produces 6 full-lengths a year from these film combinations. Accepting only the “young and creative,” I’d say that means us. The site also has a Facebook application weirdly entitled, “Blown,” that showcases the short films chosen to be on the site.

So get it out there.

What can Fix8 do?

“Fix8 is a unique interactive communication application that allows people to customize their on-screen virtual appearance in real-time using avatar technology and creative accessories. Fix8 integrates human expression analysis and rendering capabilities, avatar/facial sculpting and animation technology, voice manipulation, and one click 3D facemaker design capabilities in one package.”

In other words… it takes your face via webcam and morphs it into a pixelated avatar. You can design yourself and then move around and make yourself look stupid.
…And it’s fun.

And right now they have a special where you can turn yourself into the 2008 presidential candidate avatars. Woohoooo, U.S. pop culture.

Hallelujah, praise Google. Tv-Links is back with a brand new URL–that’s a dot-eu now.

With a new disclaimer saying that it is merely “an index of links,” the site providing access to free movies and all the TV you could want slides to the homepage SAFE.

Remember music videos? Me neither. I do remember “Next” though, unfortunately.

Witness the music revolution. Pitchfork, perhaps the most credible indie site to restring music for the Web, has created what the hopeless music lover lost in the demon-possessed MTV.

It has created Pitchfork.tv.

Says the new site in its “about” section:

Pitchfork.tv is the first-ever music video channel dedicated to the documentation of independent music.

Picture 24-hour music video streaming. Why would we leave this site?