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White text on a black background reading 'CreatorCamp: Defining cinema for the internet age'.

The Future of Film Is In Your Hands.

Creator Camp is no longer just an events company, but an ecosystem built to support the next generation of storytellers. What began as a simple mission to bring more meaningful stories to the internet has blossomed into an initiative to take the best online talent and bring their stories beyond the algorithm.

From nurturing and discovering upcoming artists through our Base Camp event series, to then delivering commercial & film opportunities to these creators — we're challenging how traditional productions are done.

  • Movie poster for 'Two Sleepy People' with a black and white picture of two people sitting on a couch at the bottom, and large pink text for the title. The poster includes credits for director Baron Ryan, screenplay by Baron Ryan and Caroline Grossman, cinematography by Ethan Tran, and music by Owen Ragland.

    Two Sleepy People

    Writer & Director: Baron Ryan (@americanbaron)
    DP: Ethan Tran (@ethan.uncurated)

    COMING SOON IN THEATERS

  • A movie poster for 'Ladyl Quests' features five characters dressed as fantasy adventurers holding weapons, with a dark silhouette of a dragon and knight on a hill against a yellow background. A giant face with glowing red eyes is above them. The text includes the title, actor names, and production details.

    Natural Twenty

    Written & Directed By: Aidan Gallagher (@valspirefamily) & Sam Conine

    Watch Now on Exclusively Patreon

  • Close-up of a young woman with bright blue eyes and light skin, wearing a white top with pearl accents, with the text "How long until now?" overlaid on her face in white script and block fonts. The poster also features the names Sonya Akulshina and Maaria Ruoho.

    How Long Until Now?

    Written & Directed By: Sonya Akulshina (@akulshinasonya)

    Watch Now Exclusively on Patreon

  • A woman on a bridge reaches down to hand a framed painting of a gondola ride to a person below, at sunset with a dark blue sky. The poster promotes Phillip Linnik's film 'They Were Art Thieves,' starring Timothy Linnik and Phillip Linnik, showing at Patreon on April 26-27.

    They Were Art Thieves

    Written & Directed By: Phillip Linnik (@iphilgood)
    Starring: Phillip & Timothy Linnik (@timothylinnik)

    Watch Now Exclusively On Patreon

  • Movie poster titled 'Vis-à-Vis' featuring two men's faces in profile facing each other on a light blue background. The tagline at the top reads, 'Foreign amid the foreignness.' The cast listed includes Antwon Brooks and Alex Sanon. The poster has black text and logos at the bottom.

    Vis-A-Vis

    Written & Directed By: Mamadou Yattassaye (@mamadouofficiall)

    In Development (2025)

  • A poster for the short film "Ashes to Ashes" featuring a vintage clock, a leather envelope, a wooden table leg, a red decorative box, and a multi-sided die on a light surface.

    Ashes To Ashes

    Written & Directed By: Monique Yvonne Jones (@moniqueyvonn)

    Watch Now Exclusively on Patreon

  • A hand reaching out to touch a glowing digital globe with pixelated map and binary code background, with the text "Make No Change" at the bottom.

    Make No Change

    Written & Directed By: Zach Schy (@schyyguy)
    Co-Director: Jonah Warmoth

    Watch Now Exclusively on Patreon

The Camp Ecosystem

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    1. Bring Together Story-Driven Internet Talent

    We scout and gather emerging storytellers from across the internet — not just creators, but artists, filmmakers, and musicians with vision. At Camp events, they find each other, build trust, and begin crafting together. This is where community becomes creative chemistry.

    Learn About Camp Experiences
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    2. Develop Their Skills and Resources

    We equip creators with the tools, funding, and collaborators needed to take their ideas from concept to production. Whether it’s a short film, pilot, or animated world, Camp bridges internet-born stories with real-world execution.

    Read The Camp Manifesto
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    3. Distribute The Work Beyond The Algorithm

    When the stories are ready, we help launch them — not for clicks, but for culture. Through Camp Studios, we bring creator-led IP to festivals, theaters, and platforms where lasting work belongs.

    Learn About Camp Studios
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  • Is this school? A startup? A studio?

    Well, it’s all of the above… and none of them quite exactly.

    Creator Camp is a media incubator that helps digital creators develop and own high-impact IP, guiding them from online content to cinematic world-building.

    It’s a lab for cultural experiments — building new paths for storytelling.

  • For creators who feel like they’ve outgrown the algorithm. The ones who think in scenes and stories, not just skits and clicks. It’s not about follower counts or level of experience — it’s about passion and love of the craft.

    We’re looking for aspiring filmmakers, commercial directors, DPs, strategists, writers, musicians, and designers to collectively build the next-generation of entertainment.

  • We’re in an intensive build phase — refining the vision, designing new systems, and developing stories we believe could define the next chapter of internet-born cinema. (Keep a look out for CC in a theater near you soon).

    Over the next year, we’ll be looking for creative talent, strategic collaborators, and original IP to shape with care. Reach out anytime at contact@creatorcamp.co.

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