Patrick Sculley

I would really like to encourage film students and videographers to try out Pixelflow.com. Pixelflow offers a great way to sell stock footage for maximum returns (80% royalties). If you have high quality footage shot with the HVX200 or in Sony HDV, you can upload your clips directly and be making money on licensing tomorrow. Pixelflow also accepts all major HD formats such as P2/MXF, DVCPro100, HDV, AIC, ProRes, DNxHD, and XDCam. Other features include the ability to set your own price and access to marketing performance metrics so you can be in control of your own cash flow. If you would like more information, please feel free to message me directly or visit the link below for Videographer account creation info. Videographer Account Info

Hello James, I would recommend selling licenses yourself through a stock footage site such as Pixelflow.com. I think you would have a better return on investment and could make long term profits on your footage. Pixelflow accepts all major HD/HDV formats and offers features that many others do not, such as, non-exclusive agreements (you retain all rights to your footage), exceptional royalties (80%), and allows you to set/adjust the price at any time you please. Pixelflow also provides other great features like an easy upload manager, marketing performance metrics, and monthly payouts via check or Paypal. If there is any additional information I can provide you, please feel free to message me directly.

Hello Finbar, If you are interested in selling your HD footage in the US market, I would recommend Pixelflow.com. We offer premium royalties (80%) on your footage, are non-exclusive, and do a better marketing you and your content. We also allow you to set your own price and access content marketing metrics so you can be in control of your own cash flow. Current videographer locations include China and India and it would be great to have you as part of the community. Please feel free to message me directly for more information. Non-US videographers are paid monthly via Paypal.

Hello Chris, This is true that Getty Images posts footage for higher prices, but in the end, I think that a lot of that is just going to pay for the Getty name. More and more, producers are turning to smaller microstock houses, which in many cases have HD footage for a fraction of the price. Wouldn't you rather get a larger cut of the deal than pay to just be another shot in the Getty database? You also have to consider what higher costs do on a supply and demand scale. How many more licenses would you sell at a more affordable price? I would like to recommend to you to check out Pixelflow. We offer premium royalties (80%) and allow you to adjust your price at any time. We also do quite an aggressive job marketing your work, are non-exclusive, and offer other great services for videographers like you. Please feel free to message me if you would like any additional information. We would love to have you as a member of our community.

Hello John, Pixelflow is a new stock footage resource. All of our material comes from HiDef source. We don't have a ton of footage right now, but one of our artists (Purple Cat) has some shots on your list. Please check it out and feel free to message me with any questions. We would be very happy to have you as a member. Best regards, Patrick

I am pleased to announce that Pixelfow.com is looking for videographers interested in making premium money on their stock video. Pixelflow makes it easier than ever for Videographers to upload content in HD format (P2/DVCPro100, Apple Intermediate Codec, HDV, XDCam, ProRes, DNxHD). Plus, clips post and are available for purchase immediately. If you have HD content, Pixelflow wants to help you make the most money from it. Please visit our site today and find out how easy it can be to market your skills and footage.