Your go-to hub for discovering the best new video projects in progress.
Generate an engaging story experience and easily share it with collaborators via one simple link.
Site builders are time intensive and expensive. Pitch decks go out of date. This is designed to elegantly showcase your project so your story shines.
Create your Page by filling out a simple form. Swap categories and test images; no matter what you do, it’ll stay sleek and seamlessly present your work to the world.
Share your project’s unique URL with your team and potential supporters so the information they have will always be fresh.
Project Pages ensures an equitable way for nonfiction video projects of all types and budgets to be discovered by stakeholders throughout our global community.
Project Pages visitors — registered industry decision makers — must agree to our IP Protection policies to view full projects. (VC Gold members can protect sensitive info with a password.)
VC’s Essential membership is free and allows you to create a basic Project Page. Upgrade to VC Gold to get all of the features (and a host of other excellent membership benefits!).
Project Pages, from Video Consortium, is a vetted digital showcase for nonfiction film and video projects in progress, from feature documentaries to shorts and series. It gives creators a seamless, visually stunning way to present their work to industry professionals, and gives producers, distributors, and investors a centralized hub to discover and connect with exceptional nonfiction talent.
Any Video Consortium member who is directly involved with a documentary film project in any stage of development, production, or post-production can create a Project Page. Whether you’re an independent director or part of a larger production house, Project Pages offers a professional home for your work-in-progress.
Project Pages lets filmmakers and creators easily share all key materials – loglines, treatments, trailers, bios, and progress updates – in one elegant, linkable space. Instead of repeatedly sending decks and files, creators can simply update their page and keep partners, funders, and press up to date automatically. It’s built to save time while amplifying visibility in the nonfiction community.
Industry decision makers, including distributors, funders, commissioning editors, and festival programmers, can browse, search, and follow nonfiction projects across formats and regions. Each Project Page provides insight into creative vision, production status, and the creative team, making it an easy way to discover new voices and track promising works in development.
To view full Project Pages you will need to register for a free Industry Account. Industry Accounts are not available to individuals whose primary work is on directing and producing their own films.
We created Project Pages as a way for creators to more easily share their works in progress and find support to bring them to completion. We know that pitch materials can have proprietary or even sensitive information that creators want to keep relatively restricted.
With Project Pages we wanted to provide a way for creators to share their materials easily with anyone they chose, and be found by funders, distributors, and other decision makers, while still keeping their project information more private than a fully publicly accessible page.
Anyone can browse the Project Page directory, viewing the title and logline for all available projects. If you see a project you would like to learn more about, you can click on the Get In Touch button and email the Project Page owner directly.
A full Project Page can be viewed two ways. The first is by anyone who is logged in with an Industry Account. The second, is if a Project Page owner shares their direct custom link. Anyone who receives the direct link can view the Project Page without needing to login.
When you created your Project Page you selected a custom URL. To easily access this link, head to My Projects and click the “eye” icon on your project’s thumbnail. This will let you preview your Project Page, and the web address displayed in your browser is your custom URL.
This URL allows you to share your page - you can send it via email, post it on social media, and include it on any promotional materials for your project. Anyone you share it with can see your full Project Page without needing to login. This link is not indexed by Google or other search engines, allowing you to choose who has access to it.
Project Pages highlights a wide range of nonfiction storytelling: feature documentaries, shorts, series, video journalism, hybrid work and more. The focus is always on factual, real-world stories told with cinematic craft and journalistic integrity.
No, Project Pages is designed primarily for projects in progress. It’s a space for creators to share works in development, production and post to gain visibility among potential partners, investors, and distributors. Projects on the festival circuit or available online that are still seeking distribution and partnerships are welcome.
It's easy, just click "Add A Project" above! You’ll upload project details then submit your page for review and publication. A Video Consortium membership is required, and if you are not already a member you can get started here: https://videoconsortium.org/join
Projects are indexed and searchable by theme, location, production stage, and format, allowing professionals to find exactly the kind of nonfiction work they’re looking for.
Absolutely! Each page is built to evolve with your project. You can update text, videos, photos and more at any time. All updates are automatically visible on your Project Page.
Every Project Page features multiple "Get In Touch" buttons which take you right to the Project Page owners email.
Project Pages is created, hosted, and maintained by the Video Consortium, a global nonprofit organization that connects and supports today's nonfiction filmmakers and video journalists to tell bold stories that change the world. Project Pages is made possible by the generous support of Knight Foundation.
By bridging creators and decision-makers, Project Pages strengthens the nonfiction ecosystem. It equitably empowers filmmakers to showcase their vision professionally, while helping industry professionals discover and champion authentic, untold stories from around the globe.