Alternatives to Videocopilot?

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charliedontssurf

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Hey Everyone,

Just getting into the Video Copilot stuff from Andrew Kramer, but I also keep seeing it pop up more and more in other people's videos. Can anyone recommend some products that are of similar style and quality, but different?

Looking for scores, sound effects, stock footage, and project files to buy, anything really.

Thanks!
Mike
 
Thanks, I've done that. It's just that there's an endless range of options of varying quality.

I was hoping someone here might have a good recommendation.
 
Why not make your own. That us what the program is made for anyways. Pre made work and templates are for people that don't have time or the budget doesn't call for original work. You could also hire the work out and give the guys who really enjoy it a chance to make a living doing what they love.
 
charliedontssurf said:
Hey Everyone,

Just getting into the Video Copilot stuff from Andrew Kramer, but I also keep seeing it pop up more and more in other people's videos. Can anyone recommend some products that are of similar style and quality, but different?

Looking for scores, sound effects, stock footage, and project files to buy, anything really.

Thanks!
Mike
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digitaljuice.com may have what you are looking for...
 
Thanks for the digitaljuice recommendation.

I know I mentioned project files but I'm really looking for sound effects and quickie scores more than anything, and after typing "whoosh" into Google in more ways than I care to admit I haven't found the quality of videocopilot. That's why I came here for a rec.

I'll check out digitaljuice, tho, thanks!
 
Be sure to try revostock.com for aftereffects templates.

They're relatively affordable and work well if you creating something with a hard deadline.
 
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