Where filmmakers show their work, and credit the whole crew.

Vimeo was built to host any video. FrameClub was built for commercials, music videos, motion design and short films, and for the people behind them: every role is credited and linked, the feed follows people rather than an algorithm, and working filmmakers pick what stands out.

Side by side

What it isVimeoA host that stores and streams your filesFrameClubA place where filmmakers show, credit and follow each other's work
Who watchesVimeoWhoever has the linkFrameClubDirectors, editors, DOPs, designers and studios
CreditsVimeoA description fieldFrameClubEvery role, each one linked to a person's page
Your pageVimeoThe files you uploadedFrameClubEvery film you are credited on, including the ones someone else posted
DiscoveryVimeoSearch, and staff picksFrameClubA feed of the people you follow, films handpicked by working filmmakers, a Frame of the Month
PortfolioVimeoA showcase of your uploadsFrameClubBuilt from your credits, updated when they are. Soon

What changes for your work.

Credited, film by film

Once you are credited, the film lands on your page with your role, even when the director or the production company posted it.

Seen by your peers

Directors, editors, DOPs, designers and studios. They follow people, so a new film reaches the ones who care about your work.

Picked, not ranked

Curators, working filmmakers, handpick films, and each month one per category becomes Frame of the Month.

Handpicked lately

Hall of Frames

A portfolio made from your credits.

The page you send to a client: your credited films, in the order you choose, on a template you pick, at your own address. Every credit you add on FrameClub shows up there, with no second site to keep up to date. It opens to members soon.

Julien & QuentinDirector

Julien & Quentin's films, laid out by the portfolio as it works today. It opens to every member soon.

Questions

Who can credit me on a film?

Anyone who worked on it can add their own credit, and members can credit the rest of the crew. A credit that names a member is a request they confirm before it shows on their page.

Can I put a film on my own website?

Yes. Build a player for any film on FrameClub, choose its size and what it shows, and copy the code. The credits travel with the film.

How does a film get handpicked, or become Frame of the Month?

Curators, working filmmakers, pick from what members share. Each month one film per category becomes Frame of the Month, and members' diamonds weigh in.

My films are already on Vimeo or YouTube. Do I upload them again?

You can, or you can paste the link and the film plays from where it already is. Either way it gets its credits, its page and its place in the feed.

What kind of films belong here?

Commercials, music videos, motion design, short films and documentaries: the work of people who make moving images for a living.

Moving images, and the people who made them.

FrameClub is for everyone who works on moving images. Share a film, credit your crew, build your portfolio.

  • Every role creditedthe whole crew, film by film
  • Your own feedsthe people you follow, no mystery algorithm
  • A portfolio you ownyour credits, on your own domain