Flickr
Flickr is the largest digital photographic community worldwide. Users can create photo albums online and make them accessible for other users. They can organize pictures in sets and collections, add them to groups, tag them, look at other people’s photo streams, and leave notes and comments. Pictures can be uploaded from desktop computers as well as via email or camera phones and can later be linked to other websites. The 24h Berlin Flickr profile helps us to stay in touch with international design and photography communities.
flickr.com/photos/24hberlin/
Twitter is a social network and a microblogging service. Users can send short messages called “updates” or “tweets” with up to 140 characters. These messages are then sent to all the users who have signed up for a particular topic, author, or group. Messages are also recorded in a blog-type overview. The sender decides whether he wants to give access to his “tweets” to all users or whether he wants to limit access to his group of friends. With our twitter profile we invite everyone who is interested to stay tuned.
twitter.com/24hberlin.
Facebook is the second largest digital social network worldwide. Every user has a personal profile and can upload photos and videos. Friends can leave notes or send private messages. There is a function for setting up events and groups in order to invite and update friends. Facebook integrates new tools and functions on a daily basis. In the “24h Berlin” group interested users worldwide can stay in touch, inspire each other and discuss the project.
24hBerlin on Facebook
FILMCOMMUNITY
FILMCOMMUNITY.COM is the Social Media Network for the Film Industry Worldwide. It enables film & television industry professionals to create profile pages and network globally, offering the benefits of professional social networking. Launched last year, FILMCOMMUNITY.COM already has members from 140 countries sharing 120 languages. The 24h Berlin Group on FILMCOMMUNITY was created for film and TV professionals participating in 24h Berlin so they can keep in touch, put together crews, and organize their participation in 24h Berlin while involving other filmmakers from around the world who have made FILMCOMMUNITY their international film industry networking base.
filmcommunity.com
Twinity
Virtual Berlin was launched on 5 September 2008. One year later to the day, RBB and Twinity had teamed up to screen 24h Berlin at the Brandenburg Gate in virtual Berlin.
Twinity members experience virtual cities first hand, engage with real people in real cities, create personal avatars, design and live in 3D homes, communicate with friends, work or just have fun together. Twinity adds an extra dimension to real life and real cities, expanding and enriching them with all the possibilities of a virtual world. In the ‘24h Berlin’ forum registered Twinity members can exchange ideas, present their project and help each other.
24h Berlin forum on Twinity
Berliner Filmforum
BFF (Berliner Filmforum) is a business-club and network for film
professionals in Berlin, Germany. Our platform connects industry professionals in order to share ideas, visions, projects and experience as well as to solve problems and share advices.
7.000 members have joined since March 2008: writers, directors, producers, actors, composers, artists, lawyers, technical crew in development, production, post-production and distribution.
