I am – Hercules!!

The real reason to watch “The MTV Movie Awards,” of course, is to see Andy Dick sitting on the Jedi Council and everything else the infamous movie parodies offer.

“Survivor” maven Mark Burnett is producing the show this year – which we’ve just learned will be hosted by Sarah Silverman - and wants you to contribute some of these parodies.

Can you be as funny as Will Ferrell, Jack Black, Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson and Ben Stiller? Here’s what we’re told:

Beginning April 23, budding filmmakers now have the opportunity to create their own MTV Movie Awards spoof on Yahoo!’s new MTV Movie Awards site, http://mtvmovieawards.yahoo.com. The interactive site will allow users to submit their own original movie shorts parodying films from the past year for consideration in the first ever “BEST MOVIE SPOOF” User Generated Category. The undiscovered talent will be revealed to the world during MTV’s live June 3 broadcast from the Gibson Theater in Universal City, Calif.

Users will also gain access to a variety of footage from New Line Home Entertainment that they can use in creating their spoofs, including “Snakes on a Plane,” “Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The Beginning,” “Take the Lead,” “Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny,” “Final Destination 3,” and “Code Name: The Cleaner.”

In addition to the movie spoof award, MTV, Yahoo! Movies and Mark Burnett Productions are developing a section on this new interactive site where viewers can create their own culture of sorts – whether it's commenting on the user-generated submissions or posting photos and videos. Content from the site will also take center stage at the awards on a “World Wide Web Wall” that will be integrated into the live broadcast, giving a voice to all the those up-and-coming filmmakers or those who simply like to quarterback from the sidelines.

Submissions are accepted until May 21.

MTV will transmit the show live June 3.