Viewers Can Become TV Producers

First ever patented TV concept is named iWiTTY TV. It is a new method of making entertaining TV programs and this time viewers are in charge.

(PRWEB) September 6, 2006 -- Brand new concept will improve TV as much as color TV did when it first appeared. Although interactive TV has been coming for the past decade, few successful programs related to it have yet to be developed. In general, the notion of iTV has been limited to a voting process via internet or phone traffic. Now, iWiTTY TV is promising to do to interactive TV what the advent of the CD did to cassettes.

Viewers won't need to purchase additional equipment to watch iWiTTY TV programs. If you have access to a computer and internet connection, you can actually start to produce broadcast quality TV programs from your sofa.

Anyone with computer or video-gaming skills can start making TV clips, even complete TV programs-just like a real TV producer! Indeed, California-based Witty Future Entertainment Corporation expects that once the software infrastructure is completed and in place, the number of TV producers worldwide will explode overnight.

With iWiTTY TV, users will be able to download or buy software which will enable them to modify any existing digitized licensed video footage clips. By using editing tools and adding audio and visual elements to these clips, users will actually be participating in a Hollywood-style production process.

"The mainframe will have all this video footage in original digital broadcast quality," says Finnish inventor and Witty Future Entertainment President/CEO Pekka Kossila. "Just like in general editing, you will only use video in- and out-points when you send your data via the Web. If the iWiTTY TV clip is entertaining enough and the actual TV format producer wants to broadcast it, it will be upgraded from the mainframe source to the highest-needed quality. In this way, new TV- and New Media formats will grow like mushrooms after the rain."

Will this new user-based production process generate millions of new clips? As Mr. Kossila explains, iWITTY TV users will not just be "passively interactive," but rather will be "making decisions all the way to the tables of established producers." By creating, writing, editing, reviewing, recommending and voting on the best of the iWITTV clips, users will become involved in television in ways they could never have imagined. Anyone with enough talent and creativity could become a top-name TV producer without ever leaving the house. Many think that this patented TV concept, which may also become part of the ever-expanding network of Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOG), points the way to the future of television content production.

The Next Generation Interactive TV is coming soon, and the people at iWiTTY TV confidently believe that viewers want to be actively involved in the production process. So in a few years, we may be seeing a world filled with active, innovative TV producers-all of whom will be working from the comfort of their own homes.

For more details on the future of television, visit www.iwittytv.com.

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