An operator shot a video — it's in their portfolio. The colorist who saved it, the stylist who put the looks together, the producer who pulled it all off — nowhere. In a year a person does dozens of jobs but can show only a handful: rights belong to the production company, the material never came out, the client blocked publication. Co-authorship fixes exactly this. Involvement is recorded even if the material itself isn't yours.
When you publish, list everyone you worked with. Not on imiji yet? Enter a name and role — we'll set up a page for them and give you a link. You send it yourself: on Telegram, in a DM, however you usually do.
A colleague listed you as part of the team. A page with your name already exists: name, role, and the work — nothing else, no phone, no email.
Claim it and the work lands in your portfolio. Or remove yourself with one click — no explanation, no consequences.
Works both ways: you tag them, they tag you.
Pick a colleague already on imiji, or enter a name and role by hand if they're not here yet.
To anyone not on imiji yet. From your own messenger — a message is already drafted for you, or write your own.
On every team member's profile, with their role. It's still run by its creator — the sole owner.
Sending an invite needs the person's contact. It's used once — for that one link. It isn't published, isn't shown on the profile, isn't shared with anyone.
Don't want invites? One button, and there won't be any more.