French start-up Eyeka aims to take the world of user-generated video and photo by storm. The site provides a platform for users to submit their filmic creations and have them distributed over the web and on mobile phones everywhere.
Users also have the chance to earn royalties and have their work syndicated. Submissions to Eyeka are filtered by content and released on relevant channels, e.g., stories, noise, night dust, street, and earth. Members are accorded their own profile space where you’ll find not only biographical deets, but also a showcase of their work. You’ll also find daily content on Eyeka’s WebTV. The majority of the site’s submissions are from Francophones, but anyone can join free of charge.
Eyeka.com In Their Own Words
“Founded in 2006 by mobile and media experts, Eyeka’s vision is to take a leading role in this new of Web Tv and Mobile Tv. Eyeka’s goal is to provide a web and mobile platform and it content to broadcaster or brands. Eyeka wants to innovate the traditional media industry by promoting and redistributing that user-generated content.”
Why Eyeka.com It Might Be A Killer
Eyeka, unlike, say YouTube or other video/photo outlets, acts more like an agent for videographers. Eyeka selects, edits, and distributes the best work. Artists in turn not only get exposure, they also get a chance to earn money. There are already a few Eyeka success stories.
Some Questions About Eyeka.com
How will Eyeka attract a more international audience? How does it plan to gain more exposure? What really sets it apart from the rest? 
