MOFILM is a British-based content sourcing company, which allows users to produce video and photographic content for various brands and social causes. The company was co-founded by Jeffrey Merrihue. Jon Landau is the Chairman of the MOFILM Advisory board. The website has 50,000 filmmakers who can produce work with a number of companies, including, brands such as Pepsi and Chevrolet. In 2009, the company had Kevin Spacey as its host for the MOFILM Barcelona 2009 Awards. In 2013, it was ranked 43rd on Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100 list. Overview The company was incorporated on 10 October 2007 and is currently based in London, United Kingdom. The company also has additional bases in Los Angeles, Bangalore and Beijing. The company came about after an experimental competition at the Global System for Mobile Communication Association (GSMA) World Congress in 2007. The company offers TV commercials, unbranded short films, sales support material and online content. The company states on its website that it aims to put corporate companies in touch with film-makers, reducing the overall cost and ensuring the projects remain creative. The company focuses heavily on promoting itself through events and competitions. History The company was founded by Andy Baker, Ralph Cochrane and Jeffrey Merrihue as a mechanic to deliver short-form video content that was purposed for mobile devices for the GSMA World Congress in 2007. The project was a success and resulted in interest in the potential for crowd sourcing as a mechanism to generate other types of rich media content – primarily for brands. Jeffrey Merrihue subsequently joined as chairman in July 2008 bringing his extensive marketing experience and contact list. Their 2009 GSMA World Congress event, hosted by Kevin Spacey. cemented the viability of the business model and in March 2009 Chris Noden joined as CTO to help the company deliver their first commercial project just a few months later. In late 2010, a Kodak film created using MOFILM was screened in Times Square. The film was said to have exposure to 500,000 visitors daily. In November 2010, the company launched their service MOFILMpro. The development using MOFILMpro, gave numerous filmmakers the opportunity to have their work screened on TV. MOFILM recruited the well-known film producer Jon Landau as Chairman of the MOFILM Advisory board in 2011. During the same year, it was announced that Hindustan Times, were one of the companies exclusively using MOFILM for outsourcing