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stock footage libraries
Anyone have a good rcommendation on a stock footage library? Producing a 50 something magazine show need shot of us active oldsters. Thanks
“Life is happens when your busy making other plans” -John Lennon
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in addition to Shane’s suggestions
istockphoto.com
They have video too, and are extremely inexpensive.
I’ve found many great things here.
Royalty free too! -
Thanks for the replies. TI looked at artbeats and it seemed pretty easy to search and I found some great possiblities and at $695 for a whole collection, that could fit the bill. Istockphoto was very frustrating or I wasn’t searching it right. Some one gave a DJuice suggestion, I forgot about their stock footage. We’re doing a news magazine type show targeted toward 50++++. It’s a collaboration between the college and our county government. We were hoping to shoot local stuff with local oldsters (which I’m one too, so no one get all upset) but the weather still stinks in the northeast and getting people cooperate is…challenging. Soooo I’m going with stock footage, it doesn’t cancel or talk back. Thanks ralph
“Life is happens when your busy making other plans” -John Lennon
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Go for Artbeats, they are great! Stuff is exellent in both technical and artistic way. And they are good for tight budgets and they deliver fast.
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