Water & Tennis

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izoneguy

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No I don't have any footage to show.
But I do have two customers needing footage.

1.) Water - Liquid, frozen, timelapse, rain, pond, lakes,
just naturally occuring water.

2.) Tennis - Close-up shots, racket, balls, feet, elbows.
No faces or logos.

If you are not registered on our site this would be
a great time to do that and possibly make some
money to buy some more toys!

Next week, new footage coming up...................

Thanks
 
I can´t find info for people providing stockfootage on your site. do you have that somewhere? which cams are allowed, formats, payments per download etc
 
Payment

Payment

Can you give us an idea how much we get paid? Is it a standard royalty per download? Does it depend on the type of footage?
 
You have to know the secret handshake....
No really, all you have to do is register as a shooter
to find out more.
Thanks
 
HVXguy said:
No I don't have any footage to show.
But I do have two customers needing footage.

1.) Water - Liquid, frozen, timelapse, rain, pond, lakes,
just naturally occuring water.

2.) Tennis - Close-up shots, racket, balls, feet, elbows.
No faces or logos.

Thanks
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I'll be sending you the first batch of footage this week, some old west town footage, wind farm footage, and horses. I'll work on getting some water shots for you. For the tennis shots, are they looking for action or abstract close-up still lifes? I should be recieving my 90 degree bracket on Monday so look for more Vertical footage soon!

Thanks,
filmstox
 
filmstox said:
I'll be sending you the first batch of footage this week, some old west town footage, wind farm footage, and horses. I'll work on getting some water shots for you. For the tennis shots, are they looking for action or abstract close-up still lifes? I should be recieving my 90 degree bracket on Monday so look for more Vertical footage soon!

Thanks,
filmstox
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I forgot to answer your question!
For the tennis shots, they just asked for close-ups action shots of Tennis, they wanted close-ups of racquet hitting balls, feet moving, elbows, knees etc. Try not to show logos and faces.
That is as specific as they got.
Vertical footage is growing, people think it is kinda wierd at first...
Until a wierd Art Director wants an entire video produced in a vertical format!!

Thanks
 
Lol ...you silly guys.
our eyes are side by side not up and down.

Oh and Filmstox: Where did you get your 90degree bracket?
 
Anomolee said:
Lol ...you silly guys.
our eyes are side by side not up and down.

Oh and Filmstox: Where did you get your 90degree bracket?
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I pieced together some parts from Really Right Stuff.
http://www.reallyrightstuff.com/

I used 2 MPR-1 Rails and the MPR-L connector. I missed UPS this morning and will have to pick up the package this evening. I'll post pics of the rig once I make sure it all fits and works.

It ran about 200.00 after shipping and tax.

We do a fair amount of work for video installations and increasingly the venues want to mount plasmas vertically, the idea of producing vertical video seems like a interesting new niche.

-filmstox
 
HVXguy


Thats true, but how come magazines are vertical?
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www.MotionZoneHD.com
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Touché !
I completely see its viablity in the market place <I always did> : )
I just registered as a shooter and will be sending alot of great stuff soon.
 
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filmstox We do a fair amount of work for video installations and increasingly the venues want to mount plasmas vertically, the idea of producing vertical video seems like a interesting new niche.
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Sounds awesome! and thanks for the idea about the plasmas
I had forgotten that several scan switch from vertical to horizontal as you turn them.
 
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