A library shot, often a stock shot, is a pre-existing piece of footage obtained from a library of audiovisual content. These shots are generic and not filmed specifically for the current production like B-roll is. Examples include aerial shots, time lapses, and establishing shots of well-known locations. The primary advantage of using library shots is… Continue reading What is a Library Shot? Definition, Use Cases & Examples
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Quick Guide to Stock Media Licenses (RF, RM, CC, and more)
This article doesn’t offer legal advice. When in doubt, seek legal counsel from a lawyer specializing in copyright law. Quick Overview: • Royalty-Free (RF): Pay once, use many times without additional fees. • Rights-Managed (RM): Specific, limited use of copyrighted material. • Public Domain (PD): Released for the public to use for free; No exclusive… Continue reading Quick Guide to Stock Media Licenses (RF, RM, CC, and more)