Best place to sell & buy Red Stock Footage?

[Mark Whatmore]

Take a looks at www.iris32.com - I use them. We have a great platform and are working building up a network of contributors.

 

[Marcos Montenegro]

Hey guys, just wondering if there are any other places to sell/buy stock footage that people recommend.

 

[Michael Dalton]

I think only looking to Red files is a bit limiting if your searching that way. 4k or UHD is the growing market.

I'm with Corbis Motion, but there is also Getty too. Mammoth for wildlife. Artbeats tends to be restrictive on the clips they take. I do a fair a bit of sales now on my own, but they tend to be more specific small types. To nab the big boys, you really need to be with larger agency.

 

[Florin Danilov]

Can you try youtube.com

LE: Don't know why all my links change o youtube

 

[Ben Scott]

I have a ton of footage with a UK Royal slant - R3D, DSLR timelapse and DSLR video of the transformation of the ship the Spirit of Chartwell into the Queen's Royal Barge shot over 3 months upto and including the morning of the massive Thames Jubilee celebrations last year. I was pretty much the last civilian to be on the ship before old Lizzie II got onboard.

I'm the only one to have any of this material and I'm just sitting on it. In an ideal world I would sell it wholesale to someone. Any suggestions of where might be a good outlet for this?

 

[Ben Remetz]

Hey guys,


Pond5 accepts raw .r3d files. Anyone who has some b-roll on the side or is planning to shoot some in the future - you can upload your work and earn 50% of each sale.


Check out our current R3D footage:
http://www.pond5.com/stock-video-footage/1/r3d.html


If interested in getting your footage on our site, shoot me a message.


Ben