Rob Woodland believes that unheralded, fledgling funny people have a wealth of great ideas, daring and spontaneity to offer. That’s why he created www.skittell.com, with the hope of shaking things up and making a space for new ideas and voices. Skittell.com is a video upload site where amateur comedians can showcase their talents.

As the name suggests, Skittell.com specializes in skits ~ comedy sketches that run between one and three minutes. The Skittell.com website includes an easy-to-read checklist for producing and uploading a skit. Registration for an account is free and carries no obligation.

As a community-driven site, Skittell.com will provide a meeting place for like-minded funny people from every corner of the globe. Users will have the opportunity to share ideas and techniques, as well as simply draw inspiration from the creativity of others.

To further build the community of amateur comedians, Skittell.com features a series of short tutorials on video production techniques. Topics covered include how to work with green screen, how to capture clear, quality audio and how to edit videos or add voiceovers with software.

“Skittell.com will be free for everyone, both users and viewers,” explained Woodland. “Our only request is that uploaded content be as professional as possible. That means no talking cats, puking babies or intoxicated wedding dancers, please. We want to be a platform for aspiring comedians who want their material to be seen by a wider audience. On a similar note, we’re not interested in shocking comedy, so we ask that everyone read the Community Guidelines before getting started.”

For more information, visit skittell.com.