Infiniit Entertainment is an entertainment company founded by Jeremy Linder in 2007. Originally caught by the desire to produce video games, Jeremy widened his goals from that one dream to producing all things entertainment. Gathering those around him with impeccable talents, Jeremy formed the Infiniit Staff, whose goal it is to bring high quality art, music, movies and games to the world, one project at a time.
However, not only does Infiniit deal with the official projects of the company, it also hosts high level projects created by independent teams and studios. It is in this aspect that Infiniit becomes a web publishing company. By web publishing it means that Infiniit publishes your art (whether it is art, comics, movies, music or even video games) on their website, giving you a homepage where you and your peers can set up your own studios.
When you join Infiniit, you are joining a community of professional-grade artisans. Each studio application for the site must undergo a screening by at least two of the site staff members before being accepted. Afterwards, projects and artwork can be uploaded to the studio. This assures that all the art, movies and music submitted to Infiniit are of a high standard, reflecting positively on the company and on its hosted teams and studios.
Let's say that my work is professional. What do I get from submitting it to Infiniit rather than a site where I do not have to be troubled by an application process?
There are many benefits to being part of Infiniit:
- Your studio is part of a purely professional environment, accepted by an exclusive web publishing company
- A hub with an @infiniit.net email address that can be sent to future publishers
- A paycheck based on the popularity of your studio and overall total advertisement revenue
- Future printed publishing opportunities as well as possibilties for company development based on your work, gratuities of course granted to the studio and owners of the material
- You still own your own material. Infiniit is just a publisher and will in no way take advantage of its hosting of your material without compensation.
- Your material must be original. It may in no way copy the characters, ideas or plots of material in print or published on Infiniit itself. Should plagiarism of ideas and designs be found in any of the hosted projects, the Studio owner will be contacted and will be requested to remove the submission. If the studio owner does not comply in a timely fashion, the Infiniit staff will remove the image themselves, and the project will be put on probation.
- Your material must maintain the standards set by the Infiniit Staff. Infiniit holds all rights to reject your application. If a work is deemed not up to par, Infiniit also holds the right to delete any submissions or projects, as well as those that contain inappropriate content.
That's it. As long as your project is good and original, you should have no problems getting in! Keep in mind that because we post on the internet, our standards are more lenient than publishing companies that publish into print. But this is a great way to boost your artwork's popularity, and can even be a résumé builder!
All you have to do is fill out the easy registration form, and that's it. Your art will be submitted for review by the Infiniit Staff and you will get a reply as soon as your application is processed. All the information will be kept confidential and will only be stored if you are accepted into the website. Information is only retained for payment purposes - so we can pay studio artists! Sound too good to be true? Take a good hard look, because it is true and it is too good. You have nothing to lose, except perhaps some extra dollars and a chance to be a part of a professional company filled with talented individuals.
