Love your videos! Thanks. I have tons of tapes not digitized. They are shot well so I’m wondering if they will translate into digital at 1080p or even 4K? Thanks
I shoot mostly for clients, what will be your advice on how to get stocks from these shoots to upload. Will I need to seek permission from clients? Thanks in advance
There are a few components to earn money with your camera. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Hartlyn Photo Pro (google it if you're interested) it's the most helpful plan that I have ever seen. look at all the great information .
Thank you so much Dovey. Individual Shots 5-59 seconds long, No cuts or multiple angles in each, Keep shots around 30 seconds, Trim clips to the useable bits, Upload multiple angles as separate shots, Vary your shots from one location or concept, Remove all audio from shots, Shoots in 1080p or higher, Try to shoot 4K as much as possible, Shoot slow motion, Timelapse or Real Time, Avoid noise in your shots, Color grade shoots so they "pop", Look for trending topics, Shoot footage with people in it
@@meronmeron-m3m a release form to prevent the people you film from suing or giving you grief in the future if your relationship with them breaks down. It's a standard actor release form.
@meronmeron-m3m That only applies if the person is the subject of the video. Filming something in the city like "busy shopping area with people walking outside of shops" doesn't require it as the people are part of the background.
To what extent should you get a release ? What if you take a footage of a huge crowd ? Or a timelapse of a lot of places with numerous brands getting seen ?
General rule of thumb is, if you imagined yourself in that crowd and could recognise yourself then you need a licence. Picture you can blur faces slightly and get away with more.
Jeven has literally saved my life. From the videos on the DJI Mini 2 to stock images and how to grow a TH-cam channel. I know I am doing too much but if I have another son his name is going to be Jeven 😊
Super helpful thank you! I had thought about stock when I first started getting into film (not that long ago. I’m still a newbie ha) and thought it wouldn’t be worth it. This changes everything! About to go on a long bicycle trip abroad so tons of opportunity to shoot! Thanks again. Subscribing now!
just had to say thanks... i signed up for your course, took a trip to Guatemala and shot footage on my GoPro Hero 7, edited the footage and 2 months later I got my first sale on Blackbox. thanks so much and I'm glad I signed up under your link!
Just a quick question: If I submit a clip to a stock footage site and have already used it in a video of mine that's uploaded to youtube, will I encounter problems? Thanks a lot!
I think you won't encounter any problem as first: you're the owner of that footage and two: before or after uploading to stock agencies you can be just a customer who just bought and used the same footage as everybody else :)
Jeven,this video opened my eyes and is extremely valuable! Points you made I had no idea but will help me greatly. I have signed up to BlackBox and now will subscribe to your terrific channel. Very best to you always! Cheers, Pete
Hey guys has it been profitable for you so far? I'm just about to get into submitting my footage but I don't know if it will be profitable, I'd love to hear from anyone with experience and if they're able to consider stock as a viable income. Warm regards :)
@@JevenDovey hey I have a question. Say my camera shoots in 1080p but I have a software that upscales it to 4k or 8k. Can I advertise it as the higher resolutions or do I have to go by the original camera specs?
Thanks for the video. We're setting up BlackBox and harvesting footage from the hard drives today! Hopefully 3 years of full time travel has provided us with some stock footage gold.
Not yet, with the help of curators I have about 275 clips uploaded to BB and just over 100 have been approved and are online. The holidays have been slowing things down. I think it's unreasonable expect much in the first 90 days then the SEO should kick in. Like with anything you see rewards from your hard work 3-6 months down the road.
Jeven, I was literally just talking with The NYC Couple a few hours ago about how I need to do more with stock footage. Great timing 😂 Black Box sounds awesome. I'm definitely going to check it out as soon as things are back, up and running. Thanks!
Thanks so much for this. Signed up for Blackbox and now we wait for a 'you're in!' Just starting out with video, so this TH-cam was perfect. Thanks again.
Hi Jeven. Thank you for the info you provide! Selling footage is all new to me. As you have more experience and a professional approach: I am struggling to decide whether to send my high fps footage as slow motion or not. For example: send a 50p slowed down half speed as a 25p slow motion. After some reflection, I opted to send the original high framrate footage instead and allow the buyer to decide if he or she wants to slow down or not. A slow motion however looks better in the preview and might attract more buyers. Do you have some insight on peoples preferences? This only applies to footage where slow motion makes sense of course. Like a flower swaying in the breeze, waves, bees etc
Wow this video has been eye opener, I had a lot of footage from travels that I had never edited but making small clips for stock has been fascinating, I look the footage with new eyes! thanks for the video, Cheers from Costa Rica!
Hi Jevan - thanks for the video. It’s really helpful. Apologies if someone has already asked this or if I missed it somewhere - but can I get your opinion on framerates. I’m in a 25fps Market so most of my back catalog will be 25fps. But if I go out to shoot specifically for stock - is it more valuable/profitable to shoot in 24fps? Or does it matter. The US is a big market - but so is Europe? Any guidance would be appreciated. And thanks again.
Hey, thanks for this video. I have a question. If there are people in my footage but you cannot recognize the faces as they are far or I shoot them from the back - do I still need to have a release? Thanks, Bartek
Hey Guys! BlackBox got SLAMMED with new users. 3X!!! We did not expect this at all. It's a great thing but it had it's downsides. We are really sorry for any any issues. We are on it!! Please hang in there with us.
I just signed up for BB and got accepted. Now I gotta learn everything on how this works lol. I have tons of B Roll. Just gotta see how I gotta set this up. Thanks man for your great Tutorial.
Wow great and useful video. I have recently been collecting broll for things, stuff with my son or friends in it also which will be very useful. Even though I only recently got into Videography this might be a decent way to recover some of the investment. How about stock photography though? I heard its indecline? I have been into photography way longer.
I wouldnt bother getting into stock photography unless you have a ton of content ready to sell. The prices are so low on photos. Video however is still super high and theres a huge demand for it. Your 4k clips can sell anywhere from $100-$200 a shot. Its crazy.
Thanks Jeven. Seeing how enthusiastic you are about selling stock footage and Blackbox, I may give it a try too. Have to raise the funds somehow to support my expensive filmmaking obsession. Thanks!!!
Got a new subscriber bro! This was really helpful! keep up the good work! Btw, I loved those quick glimpse of New Zealand among your travel videos, reminded me of my own trip! :)
A talent release form is a document that gives you permission to distribute and sell your video or film with the permission of your talent (the recognisable people that you've filmed)
Thanks Steven, but is there some official form of that document (which blackbox accepts) or is that any signed paper that we can show if someone (company) asks if we have a release?
Black Box is a good idea and an easier approach. If you have the time, it is better to distribute directly to other stock companies yourself. You can make more money! Thanks for sharing the great stock footage tips.
I've been new to BB Jeven. I think it would be best to have tutorials on how to upload a stock footage since it requires that FTP server like Filezilla and once I downloaded it, my pc crashes.
Also, couldn't you make tutorial how to use blackbox and explain some terms? As a beginner it's really confusing for me so I don't know what to do to upload my footage to marketplace :-(. Now my footage is in "CONTENT" tab for some reason and I can't move to next step.... I think that I did everything correcly, I uploaded footage thru filezilla client on mac..
I came across your channel from the Black Box user guide. Thanks for all your information and I plan to check out that part 2 link. I've subscribed and hit that bell. I look forward to more of your videos; entertaining, informative and very helpful for my own channel. Cheers!
So much valuable information in this video! Thank you Jeven! I love taking videos, but I'm just a beginner. I only have Samsung S7 smartphone, Smooth Q stabilizer and semi-pro tripod. I want to get into stock footage production. What would be my best choice for the next buy? 1. Drone (Mavik Air); 2. iPhone + Moment accessories; 3. Camera (Sony a6500). I can spend around $1000.
All depends on what type of stock you're going to shoot. A camera that shoots 4k would be your best bet. Theres more opportunity to shoot stock with the a6500 rather than a drone. Drone will get you some awesome footage but your limited to only selling aerial shots. Just get a bunch of footage up and then you'll make enough to buy both ;)
Great info.! I wish I watched you earlier...I own a Mavic Air 2 drone and DJI pocket 2, so far just shooting for fun. Now watching you has set my imagination flying, planning all the shots I could make for stock footage. Thank you!
Thanks,I still need step by step breakdown video on how to upload my footages to my portfolio and how to place my keywords in order for people to locate my footages
I have heard of BlackBox before, but I did not really thought much about it. Seeing your video now though makes me want to get more into it. It is true that even when I do a coverage of a car, there is still plenty of standard shots from the surrounding that could be used by other people and which is not used in the actual video. I might consider getting into it. Thank you!
Just go for it. Whenever you have sellable shots just upload them and eventually you're library will grow and you'll start making some money on the side
But if a tricky question: If I produce footage with a software and not by filming with a camera, can my footage still be sold? I bought a license for that software that gives me the rights use the footage commercially, so there shouldn’t be a problem.
Interesting. One thing I wonder looking at lots of stock footage. Why don't makers leave the footage flat? I'd much rather have s-log footage un graded so I can fit it into my edits and match footage easier.
Jeven Dovey we did, our drone just died so we we are trying out some previously filmed stuff. But we are very excited to make a go at it. Kim and James
BlackBox Beginners Guide Part 2: th-cam.com/video/bq6b7oCjNPE/w-d-xo.html
Love your videos! Thanks. I have tons of tapes not digitized. They are shot well so I’m wondering if they will translate into digital at 1080p or even 4K?
Thanks
Hi Jeven, may I know if the "All Access Pass" applies to future courses on creatorfilmschool as well?
Is the canon 70d a good choice for entering the stock?
I shoot mostly for clients, what will be your advice on how to get stocks from these shoots to upload. Will I need to seek permission from clients? Thanks in advance
There are a few components to earn money with your camera. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Hartlyn Photo Pro (google it if you're interested) it's the most helpful plan that I have ever seen. look at all the great information .
Thank you so much Dovey. Individual Shots 5-59 seconds long, No cuts or multiple angles in each, Keep shots around 30 seconds, Trim clips to the useable bits, Upload multiple angles as separate shots, Vary your shots from one location or concept, Remove all audio from shots, Shoots in 1080p or higher, Try to shoot 4K as much as possible, Shoot slow motion, Timelapse or Real Time, Avoid noise in your shots, Color grade shoots so they "pop", Look for trending topics, Shoot footage with people in it
Thank you!!!
When he said shooting with people needs a release what does he mean by that? A permission from that people in footage?
@@meronmeron-m3m a release form to prevent the people you film from suing or giving you grief in the future if your relationship with them breaks down. It's a standard actor release form.
@meronmeron-m3m That only applies if the person is the subject of the video. Filming something in the city like "busy shopping area with people walking outside of shops" doesn't require it as the people are part of the background.
I got so many Timelapse videos on my phone , I’m going to upload them and see what happens.
Thank you again for the advice, you rock !!
To what extent should you get a release ? What if you take a footage of a huge crowd ? Or a timelapse of a lot of places with numerous brands getting seen ?
I have the same question
General rule of thumb is, if you imagined yourself in that crowd and could recognise yourself then you need a licence. Picture you can blur faces slightly and get away with more.
Jeven has literally saved my life. From the videos on the DJI Mini 2 to stock images and how to grow a TH-cam channel. I know I am doing too much but if I have another son his name is going to be Jeven 😊
Wow, had no idea you could sell stock footage
I like Jeven's style. He explains things well and doesn't put me to sleep like some youtubers. Third time I have watched this clip.
Super helpful thank you! I had thought about stock when I first started getting into film (not that long ago. I’m still a newbie ha) and thought it wouldn’t be worth it. This changes everything! About to go on a long bicycle trip abroad so tons of opportunity to shoot! Thanks again. Subscribing now!
😀😀😀
That shot sequence at 7:46 ! Awesome !!! Thanks for all the work and the advice.
Hello Jeven! great video! best regards
just had to say thanks... i signed up for your course, took a trip to Guatemala and shot footage on my GoPro Hero 7, edited the footage and 2 months later I got my first sale on Blackbox. thanks so much and I'm glad I signed up under your link!
Just a quick question: If I submit a clip to a stock footage site and have already used it in a video of mine that's uploaded to youtube, will I encounter problems? Thanks a lot!
I think you won't encounter any problem as first: you're the owner of that footage and two: before or after uploading to stock agencies you can be just a customer who just bought and used the same footage as everybody else :)
@@rosskaran9448 i like the last reason you gave
Depends which site you upload it to
6:55 He answered that question.
did you actually watch the video? :D
I live in Alaska and I’m looking forward to getting footage this summer with all the long days and knowing right where to go for the best scenery 👌
Great subject matter Jeven, thank you for all this great information!
Thank You! Have you started uploading yet?
Thanks to you Jeven I already start making some money selling stock footage to Black Box.
Jeven,this video opened my eyes and is extremely valuable!
Points you made I had no idea but will help me greatly.
I have signed up to BlackBox and now will subscribe to your terrific channel.
Very best to you always!
Cheers, Pete
Thanks Pete! If you have any questions about selling stock or anything filmmaking feel free to reach out anytime!
Jeven Dovey Thank you so much very kind of you.
So glad I found your channel!
Very True. 👍
Hey guys has it been profitable for you so far?
I'm just about to get into submitting my footage but I don't know if it will be profitable, I'd love to hear from anyone with experience and if they're able to consider stock as a viable income. Warm regards :)
@@JevenDovey hey I have a question. Say my camera shoots in 1080p but I have a software that upscales it to 4k or 8k. Can I advertise it as the higher resolutions or do I have to go by the original camera specs?
Thanks for the video. We're setting up BlackBox and harvesting footage from the hard drives today! Hopefully 3 years of full time travel has provided us with some stock footage gold.
already sold some?
Not yet, with the help of curators I have about 275 clips uploaded to BB and just over 100 have been approved and are online. The holidays have been slowing things down.
I think it's unreasonable expect much in the first 90 days then the SEO should kick in. Like with anything you see rewards from your hard work 3-6 months down the road.
@@outliersoverland i still don't believe in it haha
@@trips2gehter387 Ask me again in 6 months!
best looking squirrel, hahaha
Follow your passion and do what you love doing, you'll end up making money while enjoying it.
Jeven, I was literally just talking with The NYC Couple a few hours ago about how I need to do more with stock footage. Great timing 😂 Black Box sounds awesome. I'm definitely going to check it out as soon as things are back, up and running. Thanks!
Awesome! Tell the NYC Couple I say hello! Let me know if you have any questions with blackbox.
hows it going after 4 months
Did you sell anything? :D
Good work done. The explanation kept me glued from start to finish ... I am sharing this to my friends to watch... Great job
BlackBox represent ✊
Thanks so much for this. Signed up for Blackbox and now we wait for a 'you're in!' Just starting out with video, so this TH-cam was perfect. Thanks again.
Best of luck! Make sure you have a solid reel so you get accepted
Thanks Jeven. So much valuable information, and a lot of key points. amazing work
Hi Jeven. Thank you for the info you provide! Selling footage is all new to me. As you have more experience and a professional approach: I am struggling to decide whether to send my high fps footage as slow motion or not. For example: send a 50p slowed down half speed as a 25p slow motion. After some reflection, I opted to send the original high framrate footage instead and allow the buyer to decide if he or she wants to slow down or not. A slow motion however looks better in the preview and might attract more buyers. Do you have some insight on peoples preferences? This only applies to footage where slow motion makes sense of course. Like a flower swaying in the breeze, waves, bees etc
Wow this video has been eye opener, I had a lot of footage from travels that I had never edited but making small clips for stock has been fascinating, I look the footage with new eyes! thanks for the video, Cheers from Costa Rica!
One critical question about selling stock footage. Which fps has more potential of selling in stock market?
I suggest 30fps or 60fps. You can conform it to 24 fps if you need to but you can't conform 24fps to 30fps.
Excellent video Jeven !!!!
Hi Jevan - thanks for the video. It’s really helpful. Apologies if someone has already asked this or if I missed it somewhere - but can I get your opinion on framerates. I’m in a 25fps Market so most of my back catalog will be 25fps. But if I go out to shoot specifically for stock - is it more valuable/profitable to shoot in 24fps? Or does it matter. The US is a big market - but so is Europe? Any guidance would be appreciated. And thanks again.
Very thorough beginners guide. This is very hepful. Thanks Jeven!
Glad it helped!
Hey, thanks for this video. I have a question. If there are people in my footage but you cannot recognize the faces as they are far or I shoot them from the back - do I still need to have a release? Thanks, Bartek
Would like to know this too! I always assumed if the person's face isn't visible than it's okay.
Yoo!!! THANK YOU!! Have tons of footage from my South Africa trip years ago that I’ll be sifting through today. Im sure I’ll find some great stuff!
Awesome!
Another great vídeo.
Thank You!
Jeven, this "class" is really amazing! I am so happy to have found your channel, had been stuck since last night lol :)
Thanks!
Hey Guys! BlackBox got SLAMMED with new users. 3X!!! We did not expect this at all. It's a great thing but it had it's downsides. We are really sorry for any any issues. We are on it!! Please hang in there with us.
Yes i noticed this! Also i am new to the FTP uploading. It would be awesome to see a video on the steps to do that! Thanks
Download FileZilla. You enter host, username and password. Then you just drop your clips into the stock footage folder. its as easy as that
I have done that but i keep getting 550 permission denied and it won't upload.
Same problem here
If you are having issues please email info@blackbox.global and make sure you provide as much deatil as possible.
This was a great breakdown that answered many of my top questions. Big thanks!
Awesome tips dude! you answered the remaining questions that I have! THANKS FOR SHARE IT!
Awesome!!! Hope you find success with selling stock!
I just signed up for BB and got accepted. Now I gotta learn everything on how this works lol. I have tons of B Roll. Just gotta see how I gotta set this up. Thanks man for your great Tutorial.
Wow great and useful video. I have recently been collecting broll for things, stuff with my son or friends in it also which will be very useful. Even though I only recently got into Videography this might be a decent way to recover some of the investment. How about stock photography though? I heard its indecline? I have been into photography way longer.
I wouldnt bother getting into stock photography unless you have a ton of content ready to sell. The prices are so low on photos. Video however is still super high and theres a huge demand for it. Your 4k clips can sell anywhere from $100-$200 a shot. Its crazy.
Thankyou for the very useful advice, this is something that I must get into. I don't travel much but live in the UK, so there is lots to see here.
Yes do it! You don't have to just shoot travel footage. There is a ton of stock footage that you can create with what you have around you
Do I have to pay the people in my clips or do I just say, hey, I'm shooting stock videos and would like to use you and need a release?
Thanks Jeven. Seeing how enthusiastic you are about selling stock footage and Blackbox, I may give it a try too. Have to raise the funds somehow to support my expensive filmmaking obsession. Thanks!!!
It’s a great way to bring in some extra income 😀
How long does footage take to appear in your "contribute" tab after you've uploaded via FTP?
Theres no set time. It could take a day
Got a new subscriber bro! This was really helpful! keep up the good work!
Btw, I loved those quick glimpse of New Zealand among your travel videos, reminded me of my own trip! :)
Can you use people if you don't show their faces? Without a release? What if it's just from the waist down, or their hands or feet?
Yes. Only recognizable people need a release
Awesome. I'm guessing that includes back of head shots with no face showing? Like people walking away from you? Thanks so much.
what is a release?
A talent release form is a document that gives you permission to distribute and sell your video or film with the permission of your talent (the recognisable people that you've filmed)
Thanks Steven,
but is there some official form of that document (which blackbox accepts) or is that any signed paper that we can show if someone (company) asks if we have a release?
Black Box is a good idea and an easier approach. If you have the time, it is better to distribute directly to other stock companies yourself. You can make more money! Thanks for sharing the great stock footage tips.
Late response but good to know
I've been new to BB Jeven. I think it would be best to have tutorials on how to upload a stock footage since it requires that FTP server like Filezilla and once I downloaded it, my pc crashes.
Working on those tutorials next
Thanks Jeven...great tutorial! I've only just found your channel...Lots of great info and ideas! Cheers.
Thanks! Theres a ton of tutorials on my channel. Let me know if you're looking for anything specific
I will give it a try :)
Awesome let me know how your experience is!
Can I sell amateur footage from DJI spark for example?
Yes, I have a ton of Spark footage up as stock :)
And have you ever sold some? :D
I just want to know if I have some chance (y)!
Also, couldn't you make tutorial how to use blackbox and explain some terms? As a beginner it's really confusing for me so I don't know what to do to upload my footage to marketplace :-(. Now my footage is in "CONTENT" tab for some reason and I can't move to next step.... I think that I did everything correcly, I uploaded footage thru filezilla client on mac..
thank you Javen for these valuable information and keep going on.
Hope you find success with stock!
Nice video. But you’re just reading the Blackbox guide
Passe actually I’m not. I have a whole course I created on selling stock footage. I took parts from that and parts from that to make this video
This is the best video I saw of this topic bro.
That intro felt so generic. And the patronizing voice oh my.
yep
Thanks, Jeven, I joined using your link and have uploaded my first three. Should be fun.
Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions!
Loving the 2000 plus stock montage. Some of the most beautiful places throughout my home country. Aotearoa/ New Zealand
Dude. I JUST SAW THIS today. I am super stoked.
Awesome!! let me know if you have any questions with stock?
I came across your channel from the Black Box user guide. Thanks for all your information and I plan to check out that part 2 link. I've subscribed and hit that bell. I look forward to more of your videos; entertaining, informative and very helpful for my own channel. Cheers!
So much valuable information in this video! Thank you Jeven! I love taking videos, but I'm just a beginner. I only have Samsung S7 smartphone, Smooth Q stabilizer and semi-pro tripod. I want to get into stock footage production. What would be my best choice for the next buy?
1. Drone (Mavik Air); 2. iPhone + Moment accessories; 3. Camera (Sony a6500). I can spend around $1000.
All depends on what type of stock you're going to shoot. A camera that shoots 4k would be your best bet. Theres more opportunity to shoot stock with the a6500 rather than a drone. Drone will get you some awesome footage but your limited to only selling aerial shots. Just get a bunch of footage up and then you'll make enough to buy both ;)
Thanks so much for the work you do. Really good info and you go into the details that lots of others leave out.
Awesome video Jeven!!!!
Thank you. I have so many videos from travel
Great info.! I wish I watched you earlier...I own a Mavic Air 2 drone and DJI pocket 2, so far just shooting for fun. Now watching you has set my imagination flying, planning all the shots I could make for stock footage. Thank you!
amazing, amazing, amazing! so many great information!
A very informative and helpful video. Just what I was looking for as a beginner. Much appreciated and thank you very much.
how's it going with stock footage? I'm seriously thinking about getting into it.
Thanks man for the tips. Been shooting amateurly for the past 3 years. only now have thought of stock.
Thanks Jeven for the generosity on this info
Concise, clear, and informative video. Thanks for this!
love this video, great job!
Thanks,I still need step by step breakdown video on how to upload my footages to my portfolio and how to place my keywords in order for people to locate my footages
I have heard of BlackBox before, but I did not really thought much about it. Seeing your video now though makes me want to get more into it. It is true that even when I do a coverage of a car, there is still plenty of standard shots from the surrounding that could be used by other people and which is not used in the actual video.
I might consider getting into it.
Thank you!
Just go for it. Whenever you have sellable shots just upload them and eventually you're library will grow and you'll start making some money on the side
great video and very usefull
have every simgle info !!!
wow, great advice bro, thank you! and great shots of Pailón del Diablo in Ecuador! I subscribed!
Thank you for the tips. After getting the part 107, i foolish didnt check specifications. This was very helpful.
congratulations for this video it was very interesting, now I run away to see what I have in my hard drives
Great video, all of the questions I could possibly think of answered. Your the man!
Awesome!!!
Great advice. Thanks, Deven!
Awesome video, very helpful, thanks! I’ll be sure to use your link.
Great video! Thanks for your tips 👍
Very informative video, Thank you👍
Thanks man! Just started in this world and I was trying to figure out the things you explained so clearly!
Glad it helped!
Great video, very helpful information, thanks 👍 any advice on preferred frame rates for video stock?
Good explain of your every video. Thanks so much. From Indonesia_ Flores island.
But if a tricky question: If I produce footage with a software and not by filming with a camera, can my footage still be sold? I bought a license for that software that gives me the rights use the footage commercially, so there shouldn’t be a problem.
This video is a goldmine. Subscribed.
Your contents always amazing. So much to learn from you. 🙏 😊 😊 🙏
Interesting. One thing I wonder looking at lots of stock footage. Why don't makers leave the footage flat? I'd much rather have s-log footage un graded so I can fit it into my edits and match footage easier.
This was such crazy good info. Thanks!
AWESOME video, thanks for sharing!!Kim and James ♡♡♡
Did you sign up to start selling stock?
Jeven Dovey we did, our drone just died so we we are trying out some previously filmed stuff. But we are very excited to make a go at it. Kim and James
Great tip Jeven! Thanks!
Super helpful, thanks so much Jevon.
Glad it helped
Thanks a ton , I'm gonna start doing it today.
Brilliant video and awesome info
Great video Jeven - you answered every question I had on this topic. +1
This is a great tip! Thanks Jeven :)
😊😊😊
Excellent video!! Very easy to follow along. I’m ready to shoot now!👌🏽
Thanks Jeven! I know this video is from 2018, but I found it in 2020. I guess there is still a demand for stock footage even in this year. Cheers!
Would you say there is a particular frame-rate that sells better? Thanks for the video.
Great tutorial, mate! So useful. Thanx!!
How can one be so confident that they will not cheat you? About their honesty and trust?
Great video mate, I am digging through my hard drive right now! :)
Awesome! I found over 2000 clips already :)