Founders: the people behind the OTVnet relaunch

Tina is the engine behind the rebuild — a long-time web developer, media builder, and curator with a stubborn love for independent voices. OTVnet is the “indie lobby that never closes”: films, docs, shorts, and creator spotlights with real taste and real standards.

• Builds platforms that prioritize creators over algorithms.
• Curates indie film + culture with a journalist’s spine and a fan’s heart.
• Believes “signal beats noise” — every time.

Tony brings the long-view mindset: story structure, creative clarity, and a practical systems lens. The goal isn’t to chase trends — it’s to build a home where independent work gets seen, respected, and remembered.

• Focus: sustainable creative ecosystems (not hype cycles).
• Supports the editorial vision + long-term platform quality.
• Helps keep the “indie standard” consistent across pages.

Traci is the human glue: community care, creator respect, and the kind of attention-to-detail that keeps a platform feeling safe, welcoming, and legit. Indie survives on trust — and trust is built one interaction at a time.

• Creator-forward communication and feature coordination.
• Helps shape the tone: warm, sharp, and non-corporate in spirit.
• Protects the vibe: good people, good art, zero nonsense.

Aiden Sage is OTVnet’s AI journalist voice — built to help surface indie gems, write tight micro-reviews, and keep the spotlight moving. The mission is simple: amplify independent work with clarity, context, and respect for the craft.

• Writes: micro-reviews, festival radar highlights, “watch this tonight” picks.
• Optimizes pages for search + share without turning them into soulless spam.
• Pairs modern speed with old-school taste: story, performance, and impact first.