The Director's Cut is a viewer-nominated, editor-approved channel that honors the art of storytelling and the craft of filmmaking. We're inviting registered users to nominate or submit their own favorite original videos for inclusion in the Director's Cut channel.
To ensure that the channel stays true to its mission, our editors will review your nominations and help fit them to their most appropriate categories.
Here's what we mean by honoring the art of storytelling and the craft of filmmaking:
Tell A Story: The Director's Cut is reserved for filmmakers who have a story to tell and have taken the time to script, stage and edit a tightly crafted narrative – whether fictional or documentary-style.
Know Your Medium: As a medium, short video has its own unique set of rules. Rule number one: "Trim the fat." We want videos that are made for the web, not repurposed clips created for other mediums and edited down.
Engage the Imagination: A talented director creates a world and wraps you up in it, transporting you to another time or place. Director's Cut videos should reflect some real effort in making that world through tight editing, meticulously planned shots, high production values and clear audio and visuals.
Keep it Clean: The Director's Cut is approved for all audiences, so keep your submissions and nominations family-friendly. No sexual imagery. No off-color language. No gratuitous violence.
Be Original: As with our Producer Rewards™ and Producer programs, we will only accept videos that are wholly owned by their submitters. That means no infringing music, images, video footage or text.
Storytelling takes on a number of different forms, which is why we've included several distinct categories in the Director's Cut.
Comedy: Director's Cut is for original sketches or any other scripted comedy, but not pranks and bloopers.
Action & Drama: This category is for pulse-pounding or tear-jerking works of fiction that keep you riveted with top-notch storylines.
Animation: Whether it's traditional cartoons, 3D computer graphics or stop-motion animation…if you've got it, we want it.
Documentary: This category is for storytellers who work with reality, rather than fiction, and includes anything from short documentary films to "citizen journalism" reports.
There are two ways to get involved and make sure that Director's Cut shows what you want to see:
The "Nominate for Director's Cut" button on the video pages of Producer Rewards videos and candidates - this button lets any registered user nominate a video for a specific category in the Director's Cut channel.
Submitting a video directly by going into the Director's Cut channel and submitting it to one of the categories. Once uploaded, this video will appear in your user channel and will be considered as a Director's Cut nominee.
The Director's Cut editorial committee will meet weekly to assess as many nominated videos as possible. The committee will begin by reviewing the most nominated videos of the week, determining each video's eligibility for the Director's Cut and assigning it to a category when necessary. Eligibility is based on the objective criteria listed above.
Good to Be in DC! 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.69
1,281 Views
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Those ca-razy politicians are at it again. Hilarity ensues when President George W Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, and Senators John Edwards and...
By: jibjabmetacafe
Founding Fathers 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.12
931 Views
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Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and our alpha president George Washington will forever be remembered as the Founding Fathers. After...
By: jibjabmetacafe
Uncle Globey & Friends 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.24
665 Views
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This hilariously twisted animation parodies children's shows by teaching kids about the harsh realities of the world. Forget learning your ABCs - U...
By: jibjabmetacafe
Snowball Fight! - Republicans 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.67
1,511 Views
0 Comments
Receiving a crappy eCard for Christmas is like a snowball to the face. Icy, cold and full of spite. This calls for a JibJab Sendables Christmas Gre...
By: jibjabmetacafe
In 2007 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.64
900 Views
0 Comments
The year wouldn't be complete without a JibJab 2007 Year in Review. And what 2007 Year in Review would be complete without Britney Spears, Alberto...
By: jibjabmetacafe
Valentine's Day Strip Tease - Bill Clinton [13+]
10-Sep-08
Rated 3.69
3,661 Views
0 Comments
Let us get you in the mood for a long night of love with a very special and extra hilarious striptease. Just upload two faces, one for you and one...
By: jibjabmetacafe
Star Spangled Spangled Banner 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.00
1,741 Views
1 Comments
JibJab teamed up with ThePartyParty.com to produce this kick-a$$ July 4th celebration! Actually, to say we teamed up is misleading. He's the genius...
By: jibjabmetacafe
Easter Eggs! 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.70
5,620 Views
0 Comments
Lame Easter eCards can't touch JibJab Sendables Greetings! This funny clip features not just one, but 12 easter eggs who risk their lives to wish y...
By: jibjabmetacafe
Second Term 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.70
560 Views
0 Comments
When George W Bush won re-election, we just had to do something about it. Namely, make another political satire! Watch Bill Clinton, John Kerry and...
By: jibjabmetacafe
Star in Snoop Dogg's Sensual Seduction Video 10-Sep-08
Rated 3.05
2,486 Views
1 Comments
Face it - our newest Starring You! video is the closest you'll ever get to being as cool as Snoop Dogg.
Go here to get started: snoop.jibjab.com
By: jibjabmetacafe
Uncle Globey & Friends This hilariously twisted animation parodies children's shows by teaching kids about the hars...
Brothers Gregg and Evan Spiridellis founded JibJab in 1999 with a few thousand dollars worth of computer equipment, a dial-up Internet connection and a dream of building a global entertainment brand. In 2004, their election parody "This Land" spark an international sensation and was viewed more than 80 million times online. NASA even contacted the brothers to send a copy to the International Space Station! Since then, JibJab has premiered ten original productions on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and received coverage on every major news outlet. In 2004, Peter Jennings named the brothers "People of the Year."
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