reported by Morgan Henry, CyberScreenwriter.com

Your Broadcaster ? a social networking website aims to collaborate with members to change the face of movie production in early 2007.

Times are definitely changing. Thousands of ordinary people are becoming famous to the embarrassment of famous people. This phenomenon has been made possible by the advances afforded by technology specifically through the Internet. As the launching of various websites has changed the rules of the game, another social network site aims to change it even more. With the coming of YourBroadcaster.com, filmmaking leaves the confines of Hollywood and famous studios worldwide into the hands of amateur film makers who put serious work into it.

Someone was bound to do it sooner or later. The creation of a feature film though the collaboration of members? talents and resources is a genius in itself. Your Broadcaster promises even more. It hopes to create at least 5 feature length films of the horror, thriller, drama, comedy and bollywood variant.

One attraction of films created through this medium is authenticity. Real films from real people hold their own magic. Blogs have made journalists out of regular folks so why not directors, artists or production experts through a movie social network.

The public can expect a lot more from YourBroadcaster considering its continued thrust towards the development of this particular media and community. With the genuine interest of a great number of people in movies, this site will fulfill the needs of a particular niche while opening the way for more possibilities and opportunities.

YourBroadcaster?s aim to be used as a collaborative tool among its members to create 5 feature length films offers so much opportunity for those who believe they have something to offer to the film industry. The most encouraging thing about this set-up is that the opportunity is open to all who have no experience or formal knowledge to talk of. It is literally giving the power to create a film unburdened by the limitations presented by traditional film making.

YourBroadcaster can be found on the World Wide Web at http://www.yourbroadcaster.com