Addicting Clips, a sister site [of Atom Films] that accepts any content, pays $500 to producers of chosen clips through its Cash Clips program. (Clips that earn money are chosen based on viewer feedback and the site operators' whims.)"

Producers can set a per-download price (minimum: 99 cents), or allow Brightcove to insert ads. For the former, Brightcove splits revenues 70-30, with the creator getting the larger share; for the latter, the revenue split is 50-50. But affiliate sites that point users to an ad-supported video can earn 20 percent of the ad revenue off the top; for pay-per-view videos, the producer can set her own commission rate for affiliates.

Great way to get DVDs made-on-order, shipped, and placed in Amazon's catalog - if you don't mind the cost per DVD ($4.95-$7.95). Con: You have to do the promotion.

Good news: You can run the DivX content you upload here on a vast variety of DivX compatible DVD players installed in entertainment systems, cars, computers, portables, etc. Bad news: You can only upload DivX content on this site. However, there's a 2GB size limit (!)... which should be plentiful for about 2 hours of video content. Also is high-quality display even at full screen. There are some plans for providing Pay-Per-Download service (May 2007), but at present it's all free downloads.

Any "professionally-produced" content. It aims to be a Netflix for indie content, but you download the content, instead of waiting for the DVD. It's free for viewers during its Beta phase., and it pays a dime per download to the producer.

Allows users to "download DVDs." Full-length features, docs, anime, instructional videos can be burned in a DVD that can play in standard entertainment system.

Video-on-Demand for indie documentaries and feature length narratives.

World cinema: mostly full-length features and hour-plus content.

Any content.

Inviting filmmakers to participate in an alpha test that began in October 2006. Site will support not just downloading of full-length movies, but also associated elements, like deleted scenes, director's commentary, and storyboards. Producer keeps 75 percent of revenue from download price, after SuperIndieFilms gets a 30-cents-per-download transaction fee.

Any content.

Any content, standard-def or high-def.