I was recently directed to a website containing free full HD 1920×1080 stock footage. Intrigued by this I decided to check it out and sure enough there it was. Still a small site at the minute it already contains some snazzy clips. I’ve already had a bit of a play with some of the smoke clips in After Effects and they work fine, though I haven’t decided what to do with them yet.
All the video files are in .wmv which isn’t usually what you would edit with but keeps the file size down. The site links to free converters should you not own one and require them in another format.
It still needs more clips to be as bit as one of the major stock footage providers but is a very good source for free. Defiantly a site I’d recommend checking out!
I was recently looking for some stock footage to put behind my friend who was playing guitar infront of a green screen for a musical appeal. This lead me to a very nice website with completely free stock footage! It’s high quality SD and also some HD videos, royalty free and split into categories so it’s easy to find what you want.
It’s not the biggest collection of stock footage out there, in fact it’s kinda small, but it’s the best free site I’ve found so far. They might not have exactly what you are looking for but if they do then it’s perfectly set up to deliver.
The site is owned and operated by Footage Firm who sell royalty free stock footage.
Hey I found this link about Video Press, the new upgrade for Word Press. It looks pretty cool and if you are looking to upload your videos to you blog and don’t want to use YouTube then it;s a great option! Personally though I think uploading to YouTube is always a good idea because it allows you to access a larger community and bring more people to your blog.
I’d recommend you check it out though, it might be something you want to use as well ass YouTube.
I found this video on YouTube where this guy talks about chroma keying and using a green screen. He talks about how to do it professionally and also amateur, or “Guerrilla” as he likes to call it. I found this video quite useful and it gave me some ideas on how to improve the lighting for my current green screen work.
I have been working on a project with my band and we recently put out some video blogs and I created the text intro for them and guess what!? I used the same techniques to create it as I did in the tutorials I made! So you can see them in action. I have added a few little effects to jazz it up and make it more unique but it’s pretty much the same thing as the tutorials.
Saturday was part two of Quentin Tarantino interview, where he talks about all the music he uses in his films and what he listens to ^_^
I said I’d post it up when I remembered to listen to it! Well I’m listening to it right now so ima post it up. It’s to interesting listening to the way he chooses his music and how it comes to be.
I found this website while looking at a fireball tutorial. It’s full of awesome free stock footage and movie special effects that look so frikin cool! I found a muzzle flash tutorial, various fire effects and some blood splatter. I particularly liked the Kapawwe tutorial containing all you need to turn your toy shot gun into a real firing weapon! Some of the stock footage you have to pay for but there is a lot you can use for free which Is awesome and will get you set creating realistic action movie effects in no time!
I’m planing on trying out the fireball effect myself and will upload the results as soon as it’s done!
Here’s a trailer for one of their projects: Agent 12
I love to see low budget independent films that are awesome because they are full of…. awesome ^^
I just found this radio interview with Quentin Tarantino talking about he record collection and how he uses it in his music. If you are serious about your film music you will find this facinating.
It’s on BBC iPlayer and available for 4 more days so get listening now!
I was recently directed to a website containing free full HD 1920×1080 stock footage. Intrigued by this I decided to check it out and sure enough there it was. Still a small site at the minute it already contains some snazzy clips. I’ve already had a bit of a play with some of the smoke clips in After Effects and they work fine, though I haven’t decided what to do with them yet.
