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The UKMVAs were handed out on 4 November at the Roundhouse in London: 33 prizes, 27 videos. Harry Styles’ Aperture takes Best Pop Video UK, Rosalía’s Berghain Best Pop Video International, and Jim Legxacy’s 06 Wayne Rooney Best Alternative Video UK.
Every winning video is on FrameClub, with its prizes and its whole crew.
Every festival publishes its winners on its own site, in its own way, and the people who made the films are rarely all named. So we started gathering them: Awards holds this year’s palmarès of 18 festivals, more than 2,000 prizes.
A film exists only once on FrameClub, so every prize it wins sits on its page, whichever festival gave it, next to its full credits. If you worked on one of them, your credit may already be there.
Drop anything into a library: a link, an image, a GIF, a track, your own video. A Vimeo or YouTube link comes back playable, and whatever you type becomes a note. The films you like or give a diamond to are already in there.
Keep a library to yourself, share it with a link, or open it to a few people to build a reference or a treatment together.
SB Layout is a storyboard tool made by the directing duo Julien & Quentin (Julien started FrameClub) for their own preps: storyboard layout, the way they think it should be. Frames drag, swap and reorder, and the numbering follows. Import a board from a PDF, a PowerPoint or scans, draw camera moves over the frames, share a link and collect comments frame by frame, present it full screen at the PPM, export to PDF, PNG or PowerPoint.
It is in beta. To try it, get in touch through the site.