Cinemagram is a place to create and share beautiful, short videos
Remixin’
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Over the past few months, we’ve seen our users point their iPhones at TVs and computer screens wanting to create cines (pronounced “cinnies”) from their favorite TV shows, music videos, movies, sporting events, etc. So, we figured why not provide users with this content directly from its source?
Enter a new feature called Remix.
As you know, Cinemagram lets you create moving photos (both emotionally and literally) by simply filming a short video or uploading one, identifying the part of the image that you want to move, and then applying a beautiful filter.
Today, users will find studio-produced short video clips from the following partners that they can remix and create cines with. For the first time, users can engage, interact, and be creative with official video content in a way that has never existed before. Companies want more exposure for their video content. For example, an upcoming movie release, official music video launch, live concerts, sports, etc. We view cines as tweets for videos and therefore potentially a unique opportunity for Cinemagram to achieve their goals. We’re really excited to be working with these large partners and a bunch more coming soon.
Remix is in beta trials featuring the following select partners.
You can check out their pages here:
Red Bull — http://cinemagr.am/c/redbull
Linkin Park — http://cinemagr.am/c/linkinpark
Neon Trees — http://cinemagr.am/c/neontrees
Pink — http://cinemagr.am/c/pinkspage
Resident Evil Movie — http://cinemagr.am/c/residentevil
To get access to this video content — Download Cinemagram from the App Store http://cinemagr.am/request.
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Follow these steps to create your remix:
1. Tap on “Featured Videos” from within the “Capture” function.
2. Choose the video clips you want to remix.
3. Create a cine with it. (Ensure to tag your cine with the brand name so the company sees your stuff!)
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Look forward to seeing what remixes y’all come up with!
Let us know what you think about the feature.
Cheers,
Andre
@cinemagram
