Collaborative film club · Issue 01
Everyone brought
the footage.
Make the film together.
Three days, four phones, nine hundred photos and nobody willing to sit down and edit. ROLLCALL turns that pile into one shared cutting room: everyone drops their footage, the crew marks up what's worth keeping, and the film assembles itself as the votes land. You tighten it. Then you watch it.
- Accounts
- None
- Crew size
- Everyone
- Output
- MP4
Got a link?
Call sheetOpen it and pick a name. That's the whole sign-up — no account, no app, no password.
Rolls are started by whoever runs this box, because the footage lives on their disk. Ask them for a link.
Every roll you join shows up here after that. Added this to your home screen? It keeps its own list, so open your link from inside it once.
Run this box yourself? Projection booth →
Reel 01 · Unexposed
00:00:00:00
Nine empty frames. Yours will have the bad one where everyone blinked, the good one nobody noticed, and the one that ends up first.
How the film gets made
Six beats · One afternoon
- 01
Drop
Empty the camera roll into the pile
- 02
Discover
See everyone's footage on one light table
- 03
Vote
One frame at a time, mark what's worth keeping
- 04
Shortlist
What the crew kept, in order, as a rough cut
- 05
Cut
Trim, retime, title, score
- 06
Final Cut
Screen it, download it, send it round
A vote isn't a score. It's a note in the margin from someone who was there.