I watch way too much video on the internet. Between catching up on The Daily Show reruns and watching my daughters short films on Facebook, it seems like I’ve got something streaming all the time.
A new site which hosts documentary films is making this web video addiction a lot more of a problem.
The site is SnagFilms.com, which hosts hundreds of documentaries and does it in a way that allows you to embed them in a blog, attach them to an email, or use them as content in your own web site. The site is free, and you are only shown a few very short advertisments during the film.
SnagFilms is free and you are only shown a few short ads during the screening of the film. You can even view it a full screen mode.
This is a great way for a documentary maker to get lots of exposure and even make a little money, since you can buy a DVD of the film right from the site.
I just finished watching a film about life in the New York City Fire Department called “Brotherhood”. Here’s a link:
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