Internet TV Clips

The rise of Internet video sharing has brought forth a wealth of entertainment to choose from. You can find videos on any subject online, and even some that completely defy categorization. There is certainly no shortage of awesome video clips on the World Wide Web, not to mention all the Pirate TV.

You can find great clips from regular TV online, such as news footage of the Loch Ness Monster. If you missed the rapping grandma on America's Got Talent, you can catch that online as well. You might think that a funny safari video would be hard to find, but even that can be found online if one looks hard enough.

There are even entire Internet TV channels dedicated to funny viral and amateur videos. Sumo TV shows such videos 24 hours a day. Fans can vote on the videos on the Sumo TV website, and the votes are used to determine which videos are good enough to be shown on the channel.

Video sharing sites such as YouTube and Metacafe offer up something for everyone. Content ranges from videos created by the newest of amateurs to clips from popular television shows. With all of this to choose from, you just might forget that you even own a TV set.

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New Internet TV Channels

The Best Short Films in the World
It might be all over now, but thanks to its exhaustive archive there's plenty to see on The Best Short Films in the World. As the name suggests, each episode brings together some of the best short cinematic pieces collected by host Bobby Miller. As an indie filmmaker himself, Bobby has an eye for a classic. More details... - 18 hours ago
Q & Erik
Indymogul co-founder and Backyard FX host Erik Beck knows a thing or two about making movies. In his series Q & Erik, he uses this vast knowledge to answer questions from aspiring at-home film makers. The content is great, but the sporadic nature of the program isn't. The creators aim to have a new episode up every month, but often fans are kept waiting much longer. More details... - 3 days ago
Beyond the Trailer
Grace Randolph exposes what new movies are really like in the webseries Beyond the Trailer. Rather than relying on so-called film experts, host Grace Randolph takes to the streets, or the movie theatres, to find out what ordinary people think of the latest blockbusters. This is a movie review show without the pretension. More details... - 5 days ago

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