How to use stock footage in your project part 1
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You might want to redo this tutorial, their web site looks completely different now. Took me a minute to get my bearings, but I downloaded a sample vid of a hummingbird and the footage is stunning! Of course, it has the Artbeats logo on the clip but this is not a big deal when doing a low-budget draft presentation.
Thanks for sharing this info :)
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these clips are great just watching the clips you get ideas for making thousands of adds
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The full version of Artbeats stock footage is extremely high priced for the home editing low budget stock footage user. But I'm guessing that's not your target audience?
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maaan this video is really soo helpfull :-)
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yes i agree :) thanx for ur comments, and nice tutorial :)
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Good information. Thanks.
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yes true :) - but what about clips being lo rez, that seems like a serious pain in the cheesehole to me :D
akanjeeheart 4 years ago
Apparently you don't do commercial work?
You can put together a pre-vis storyboard for the client without spending a dime on stock. Once they've approved it, *then* you purchase the stock you need, clip by clip, rather than guessing at what you might need.
In a full-time production facility, this is a very common workflow. Working with lo rez is no different than working with full rez clips.
VASSTTraining 4 years ago
this is just a commercial for art beats ! not a real tutorial ! lol nice one guys
akanjeeheart 4 years ago
You can do the same thing with *any* stock footage company, as many of them are moving to on-line examples. Even if they're not, you can build a static storyboard for the client.
The technique is applicable to any stock media provider, or several stock media providers.
We happen to prefer Artbeats product vs other products.
VASSTTraining 4 years ago