Indie band C-Mon & Kypski are giving everyone on the Internet a chance at 15 minutes of fame by using One Frame of Fame. This site lets you get into one frame of the band's video for the single 'More is Less.'
Simply head on over to the One Frame of Fame site and take a picture of yourself with your webcam, modeling a frame for the video. The pictures taken will be added to the video, which is refreshed every hour. So far, almost 25,000 people have contributed to this ever-changing music video.
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One Frame of Fame Creates an Ever-Changing Music Video Hourly
Trend Themes
1. Crowdsourced Music Videos - New technology and platforms enable music artists to engage with their audience by creating crowdsourced music videos.
2. Interactive Fan Participation - Consumers expect personalized, interactive experiences from their favorite artists, leading to a rise in platforms and campaigns encouraging fan participation.
3. Social Media Integration in Music Promotion - Music artists and record labels leverage social media platforms to promote new music videos and encourage fans to participate and share their content.
Industry Implications
1. Music Industry - The music industry can leverage crowdsourced music videos to increase fan engagement and promote new music releases.
2. Marketing Industry - Marketing agencies can assist their clients in creating interactive campaigns that encourage consumer participation and engagement through crowdsourced content creation.
3. Technology Industry - Technology companies can develop new platforms and tools that enable music artists to create and share crowdsourced music videos or incorporate social media integration in their campaigns.