Let me state here – I’m interested in video sharing. I know that what’s going on now is somewhat abnormal normal – copywright infringement, lots of abusive, violent content, “out-of-sense” videos, all that features today’s video sharing market, that is still growing. Even non-related services are adding video upload/download tools to get as many viewers as possible. Thus, newcomers automatically come into very competetive environment, and they have to be strong enough to survive.

As I do prefer to be aware of all the lastest news, I’m checking Techcrunch and affiliates daily to find something new. What I’ve come across today is a new profile for Openfilm, a video sharing service, posted on Crunchbase (http://www.crunchbase.com/company/openfilm). As I know how sweet profiles can be I checked the website and was pretty much surprised. The banner they have on the home page is not just cool, it’s functional – I’ve never seen the same design before. They gave me access to their new animation and snows (not so much for the moment – Ok, guys, I understand you’re doing your best to accumulate as much as you can) and I didn’t waste time watching it. I just watched one by one – well, they were different, some of them I liked, others – didn’t, but it was nice chance of exploring something new, unfamiliar and then post your “review” here.

I suggest you looking at this

http://openfilm.com/videos/the_initiation_of_kim_sun/

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