Community Videos

What Is The SetJetters Network?

The SetJetters Network is a community-powered screen tourism YouTube channel featuring short-form videos filmed by SetJetters users at real movie, television, and video game filming locations around the world.

Think of it as a broadcast network for filming locations.

Every video is filmed by fans who actually traveled to the place where an iconic scene was shot. Whether it’s a famous landmark or a hidden filming location, every episode helps tell the story behind the scene and inspires others to experience it for themselves.

What We’re Building

SetJetters is inviting members of our community to become SetJetters Contributors.

As a Correspondent, you’ll film short videos at real filming locations that will be edited and featured across the SetJetters Network, including:

• YouTube Shorts
• The SetJetters app
• SetJetters.com
• Instagram
• TikTok
• Other official SetJetters channels

Each video becomes part of a growing worldwide library of screen tourism content created by the people who actually visit these incredible places.

Who Can Participate?

Anyone with a passion for movies, television, games, travel, and filming locations.

You don’t need professional equipment. You don’t need to be a filmmaker.

If you enjoy visiting filming locations and can tell the story of a scene using your phone, we’d love to hear from you.

Whether you’re traveling across the world or filming a location in your own hometown, you can become part of the SetJetters Network.

Creative Guidelines

To give the network a recognizable style, we’re asking everyone to follow a simple creative format. Follow these easy SetJetters Filming Guidelines.

Film vertically.

All videos should be filmed in portrait orientation using your phone. This allows every submission to work across YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok, and other vertical platforms.

One location. One scene. One story.

These are not travel montages or vacation highlight reels.

Each video should focus on one filming location and one specific movie or television scene.

Our goal is to tell the story behind that single place.

Here are some examples by a SetJetter user:

• Dirty Dancing (1993) “Lake Lift” scene.
• Game of Thrones (2011) “Where the dragons were kept” scene.
• The Blob (1965) “Run out of the theater” scene.

What We’re Looking For

We’re especially excited to feature videos that include:

• Iconic filming locations
• Lesser-known hidden gems
• Beautiful cinematic shots of the real location
• Comparisons to the original scene
• Interesting facts or behind-the-scenes stories
• Your excitement and perspective as a fan

You’re the Featured Creator

Every published video credits the person who made it.

When your video is featured, we’ll include:

• Your name (optional)
• Your SetJetters username
• The filming location
• The movie or television title
• Links to your social media accounts (if you’d like to promote them)

This is your opportunity to share your adventures with film fans around the world while growing your own audience.

How It Works

1. Visit a filming location.
2. Film your video following the SetJetters Filming Guide.
3. Submit your footage to SetJetters.
4. Our team reviews and edits the content into a polished short.
5. Your video may be published across the SetJetters Network with full creator credit.

We’ll handle the editing, graphics, titles, music, scene information, and final production so every video feels like part of one connected network.

Ready to Join?

We’re currently looking for enthusiastic SetJetters users who want to become part of the launch of the SetJetters Network.

If you’d like to learn more about becoming a SetJetters Correspondent or have questions about the program, we’d love to hear from you.

Contact us:
ripley@setjetters.com

Let’s take it from Reel to Real!