Internet picks of the week

The Johnny Cash Project

Few online collaborative projects – such as Star Wars: Uncut, in which fans reproduce the original movie scene by scene – are as immediately satisfying and straightforward as this "living portrait" of the Man In Black. Contributors turn film frames into illustrations using some rather nifty online drawing tools, and these images are then pieced together to create a video to Ain't No Grave, one of his final recordings, resulting in a unique mixture of playful software tinkering and excellent artwork. And when your picture appears online you get a credit – so you can claim that you worked on a Johnny Cash video.

Such Small Portions

Founded by 11 London university students, Such Small Portions (named after a Woody Allen joke from Annie Hall) is a social networking site for the comedy industry with an aim to unite comedians with promoters and writers via the combined forces of Twitter, profile pages and blogging. Among the latter, visitors can dip into reports on the Altitude comedy festival, which combines stand-up with skiing; the real school that inspired The Inbetweeners; and US news satire Infomania. Elsewhere, the video clips seem a little random but a regularly updated news section – including bulletins on the new BBC project from Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant and South Park's recent indiscretions – make it worth revisiting even if you don't sign up.