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• carefully consider the following questions as you determine which stock agency—or agencies—to partner with: What amount of traffic does the site receive? How long has the agency been in business? What is the pricing structure? What percentage of the sale do YOU keep? What about exclusivity? Does the agency make you commit to selling content only on...
• Stock Footage Millionaire will focus predominantly on what I view as the most complex type of stock footage production: shooting with talent.
• Like anything in life, to become one of the best in the world at anything, be it engineering, basketball, teaching, writing, or shooting stock footage, you have to continuously be learning.
• In microstock 2.0, shooting uninspired, poorly lit, easily repeatable video will most likely prove to be an unprofitable and completely futile waste of time, money, and resources. The real winners in microstock video 2.0 will be those who work smarter, not harder. To succeed in microstock video, you’ll need to not only research the market, choose a...
• As you can see in the curve, the second full year of a clip’s life is generally its strongest earner.