Stock footage is a great way to incorporate clips into your video that may be near impossible for you to capture on your own. The toughest part is knowing which stock footage libraries are worth your time...and money. Our stock footage library reviews do all the sifting for you.
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mikerosen - January 26th, 2012
We frequently get questions from video creators about the rules for making use of other creators' work in their own projects. If a piece of art was created so long ago that its copyright has expired and it's since fallen into the public domain, you're free to make use of it any way that you want. (To learn more about using archival footage in your videos, check out our informative Archival Storytelling book) But if a piece of art is still under copyright, you'll want to make sure that you're in the clear. Most U.S.
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mhageman - July 15th, 2009
Ever wonder how amazing backgrounds are inserted behind characters? This video will show you how to composite video so your characters can seamlessly move in front of these images.
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