Remember the first Jackie Chan movies, how everyone kept rerunning the closing credits again and again to watch the outtakes and bloopers? For most of us, that was the first look at how movies were actually made. In those years, Jackie's films were arguably the only opportunity to peek behind the scenes. Later on came DVDs with bonus material. Manufacturers were promoting the new media by offering this exclusive behind the scene content.

But what you see on bonus DVD tracks is just the tip of the iceberg. Vast quantities of material are created during the production of any entertainment title. For example, the making of even a short film or music video generally involves story boards, multiple and sometimes vastly different versions of the script, concept art, makeup and costume sketches, audition and rehearsal footage, bloopers, funny takes and deleted scenes, preliminary videos (pre-visualizations) of special effects and stunts, photos from the set, and much more. Although this is just the kind of material fans would love to see, most of it never sees the light of day.

DigiTitles.com makes this never-before-seen material available to everybody. Here all entertainment fans can see how their favorite movies, TV shows, video games, commercials, and music videos are made and what they are made of.

DigiTitles.com is a free, open, user-generated and user-moderated interactive database of 'the making of' content.

Who uploads the content:

• People involved in the production process (e.g., concept artists, storyboard artists, makeup artists, scriptwriters, stunt coordinators, photographers, etc.). This site gives you a unique venue to promote your work. After all, you are some of the people with the greatest interest in the media form; usually you share because you just love what you do.
• Producers and content owners interested in promoting their work. They often supply exclusive information on their upcoming events before the official premier.
• Anybody else with relevant information and a desire to share.

DigiTitles.com is not a warez site. Submitting any content that is officially distributed or sold by copyright holders to our website is not permitted. What we offer our users is what accompanies and surrounds the process of making popular audiovisual titles.

DigiTitles.com is very simple to use. To find information about your favorite work or person, just enter the title or name in the search field. Alternatively, select the category you want from the menu at the top of the page and find what you are looking for in the alphabetical catalog. And of course, - you will always find all the latest additions and exclusives on the home page.

DigiTitles.com is open, free, and respects privacy. We never ask you to pay for anything, and we never pass on any information about our users to third parties. Our website is created by enthusiasts for themselves and for those like them. All the website content, without exception, can be viewed free and without registration.

While primarily a unique encyclopedia of exclusive content, DigiTitles.com also offers a convenient and modern platform for chatting and discussing your favorite works, with all the best features of a social network. If you have something to share or are keen to talk to others, you can set up an account, submit your content, receive notifications about the titles of interest to you, find friends and use our email, write a blog and create your own photo albums, comment on and edit other people's content, and much more.

For details of how DigiTitles.com operates, read the Terms of Service. Below are some general points from that document:

• DigiTitles.com - is an English-language website. When submitting content, please refrain from unnecessarily using foreign languages.
• The Administrators do not generate content or censor the website. Content is added by the users. If you have some interesting material that does not breach the Terms of Use, upload it. If you are looking for something, ask in the forums and someone may be able to help.
• The entire content of the DigiTitles.com website is organized as a database of popular titles divided into categories (movies, TV, games, etc.). Therefore, every piece you submit has to be tied to a specific title, or more precisely, to the process of making it. Please do not submit general news stories. DigiTitles.com is not a news website but an encyclopedia of content on the making of popular media products.
• When submitting content, please provide a description to explain what it is and why it is here. Add tags and identify people in the photos and videos, as this will make your content more appealing and convenient for other users, and therefore more popular.
• User registration on DigiTitles.com is optional. All the content on the website, without exception, can be viewed by unregistered users. However, registered users do get something extra. Registered users can post content, comment, use the social networking features, subscribe to the titles of interest to them, receive timely notifications about newly added content on the news feed on their profile page, and much more.
• You are welcome to talk to other users on the website. Make friends, post messages on your wall and on your friends' walls, comment, rate content - all this makes the website more exciting for you and other users with similar interests.
• You are welcome to use the forum. Please do. You can also post comments on most pages on the website.
• If you spot duplication, inaccuracies, or mistakes, please let the administrators know. You can use the "Correct a mistake" button available on every page, as well as the Feedback section.

Welcome behind the scenes of show business. It's an exciting place to be!