Given the numbers posted by Viddy, in comparison to, say, Keek, I'd hardly call even the sharing portion much of a success.

The theme of this post seems to be that content is king and that content is missing, but what it skips over is that Hollywood movies spend millions in pre- and post-production adding effects, editing, etc. to produce that content, and that it takes a lot of talent to do so.

Until you can scale out that talent, sharing is your best bet.

I wrote this post for TechCrunch. Would love to discuss with anyone interested, particularly as it relates to Kill Hollywood...