Add subproductions

It could be useful to have subproductions in a production, or to link productions one with each other. For example, scenes could be subproductions of a film. Or short films could be subproductions of a compilation of short films.

It would allow to work with "kinda" modules, and it would be easier to sort and read the tasks.

Having (at least) a Copyleft license available

I juste discovered wreckamovie, and find it really awesome.

Though, I'm in free arts and free softwares for many years, now, and I was first astonished and a bit disappointed by the fact that most project were in "All rights reserved" license, even if they will be diffused as CC-by-sa (for example) later on.
I finally understood the reason when I sax there were only three licenses available, two of them being free, but not copylefted (so no obligation for derivative works to keep free), and on which is not free.

I would suggest to add two other copylefted licences, like:
- CC-by-sa-nc for those who doesn't want any commercial use of their art,
- Free Art License for those who looks for strict copyleft

By the way, it's also a bit annoying not to know what version of the CC license we're signing for (in France, CC-3.0 is really problematic).

Using HTML5 video markup

As a non-flash user, I'm not able to see most of the preview on WAM, including the "howto"!

I would suggest to think about including html5 video markup added to or instead of flash.

Wreckamovie en español

For some reason, there are a lotta mainly Spanish language productions at WAM.

I have lived in Madrid, and even university students there struggle with English. Heck, some international politics professors don't even speak any English.

So it would make sense to offer a dedicated spanish site. I realize the lingua franca is still English, but it would help many productions to have the option between these two languages. For now.

The translation of the WAM site would be a production in itself, and a quick one at that.

An IM for each production.

An IM like they have in Facebook would be an awesome add-on for discussing with the other online team members of the same production. What do you guys think?

Overloaded mode

I have lots of work to do and I can't note any tasks that might intrest you or new projects. I have already enough work to do. Could you make a setting to WAM so that I could ignore those messages.

language option

I suggest Wreck a Movie to have language option for non English speaking people on the HOME page of the website.
From my part, I offer myself to translate it in to Brazilian Portuguese.

Contests where you can make €$

Maybe a separate tab for this?

Something for anyone to post relevant short-film contests where money and/or awards can be made.

I got the idea from watching the following video, and thought that the various producers on wreckamovie might want a chance to make some cash for their productions, especially on short-films like this:

Deadline: 28 Feb 2011
Prizes: $1000-$7000

Guide text

Many people come here, add their production and wonder why nobody helps them. They don't usually know that they should help other people to get help for their project. That's what WAM is about. You should add something to note new people about that.

A place for general talk?

Maybe I am blind or I forgot this one already exists?

I mean, we have some very nice tasks within the Wreckamovie Production, where people can discuss how to improve the platform itself.

But where should someone write when they have a general question about film-making they would like to be answered, before / without necessarily creating an own production container?

For example, someone pondering whether to start a project but without experience may wish to post a little shot about it, asking for feedback / interest to see if it is worth creating the project at all.

Basically, I feel we could benefit from a place to brainstorm about what we would like to do / what can be done on WAM and at the same time also ask practical question to the community (e.g. which video editing / scripting programs is everybody using? Any tips to best shoot a night scene?)