Interesting that so many seem to struggle with the idea of making a video using only stock footage. I love this! I like shooting my own footage but this makes it so I don't even have to leave the house.
I admire the fact that you’re always providing opportunities and challenges for your viewers. They have been helping me stay creative and motivated during this quarantine. Thank you!
Dunna Did It I got an idea for a video bro. It’s a 15 days editing challenge using only stock footage. I already made it, it improved my video editing skills by more than 50%. Anyway love your content.
@@TaFfinTraVeLler pexels.com is the site I used and still use it has a lot of stock photos/videos for totally free(donate to the creators, that'd be the best thing to thank them)
You definitely can, I think you did a great job and it's super tricky, but with enough patience and search imagination, you can find images that work perfectly with your sequence and not have to shoot a thing. It's been the COVID practice the past few months on many TV series I've worked on where shooting restrictions have been in place. I think producing with limitation is more in line with how you would work on a professional set/production so I'm ALL for experimenting with that. Great video dude, I really liked this one!
inspired by limitations is such a good point. i loved all the school projects i had to do because of that. they were specific and it was way easier to be creative when there's certain limits put in place
A word that might be helpful if you are interested in the creative power of limitations is "ludology". I learned about this word in the study of video games, and ludology refers to the rules and limitations of the game world and the gameplay itself. I think ludology is so fascinating and it pertains to everything... When it comes to being creative, being completely boundless isn't always a good thing. Knowing what sandbox you're playing in gives you an idea of what game to play.
Definitely Loved the Inspiration by limitations line. Best one ive heard as im an amateur filmmaker getting into Short Films and Movies ect. Its hard cause my mind scrambles with all types of wanting to do this and that and its mentally draining lol, Thanks.
Thanks for your guidance, hope this can help lot of people including me, UA-cam is not only source of free entertainment but help to learn something new everyday. Thumbs up for youtube👍
well..i have been searching for a whole night just to figure out how to make a voice over and sync it with the video..and here taraaaaa...I found it..thanks Man..you are awesome..thanks for a great vlog...
All my videos are 100% stock footage (including Creative Commons footage) and stock music. I've been doing that for about a year or so. I do full length music videos and mock versions of film trailers, commercial spots and TV promos. I also did a 15 minute Artlist promo that's 100% stock footage. Yeah, they got me, and as you've probably noticed, everyone on UA-cam with a film related channel to plug them. Currently, I mostly use Filmpac and Artgrid, but I also have subscriptions for Storyblocks and Envato Elements. If everything you do is stock video based, you can't have too much. The key is to have a large selection and learn what's in the catalogs. There is some cross over between Storyblocks and Elements due to non-exclusive contributors, but I mainly use them fro filler when I can't find something from Filmpac or Artgrid. I'm not sure if I'll enter the Artgrid contest. I'm still learning, plus I suspect they'll be looking for flashly transitions and non-traditional edits. That's cool for UA-cam, but not my style. No way I'll win any of the big prizes. We'll see...
Hello Alexa DM, I've just visited your channel and it has lots of great content! Question for you. I've jumped back to creating UA-cam videos but this time around I'll be creating a new channel and the content will be more like "Top 10 facts etc" quick 5 to 10 minute videos. I've notice that my skills are taking a while to jump back to FCPX, PS, Premier and AE and I'm wondering how long it should take me to produce such videos. Where you have to create the content, go find the media (Envato for me) audio, and any special graphic element (Motion infographics) Titles, audio rings, etc etc. and yes editing all this in FCPX? I"m asking around to see if I need to outsource some of these various production task so as to cut down on the production time. any input will be greatly appreciated. thank you
Limit your options to inspire your creativity by scrolling through nearly unlimited songs and clips for hours. Haha, I kid, I kid. But I did chuckle when you said "I don't want to show a shelf of records for too long if the idea is to limit your options." But the key was you had a vision in mind and a story you wanted to tell ahead of time and you were able to significantly narrow down your search. Otherwise, yeah, these services, at least for me (I sub to both AL and AG), can feel like rabbit holes, or, to keep with the analogy, sifting aimlessly through records in the store as opposed to [cut to single record being pulled] really honing in on and enjoying the one you truly want. It's the same thing with services like Spotify. Unlimited music at our fingertips, yet the most important feature of all is good curation, be it via algorithm or humans. Or, better yet, choose the cohesive sum that it is the entire album rather than just a disparate track (the best part about owning records, for me). Meanwhile, my great hypocrisy is that I'm one of these idiots who effectively collects gear and gets overwhelmed when it comes time to make sense of it all. And then I go and have a great time making a dumb 30-second humor piece with just my iPhone and I'm thrilled. So, this obnoxious essay (particularly this sentence) notwithstanding, the spirit of what you're saying is true. At least for me. It really is the constraints that move the needle (ugh) most significantly for me.
I loved everything about this comment and I thoroughly appreciate that you took the time out of your day to take me on this journey with you 😂 cheers!!
My whole channel is made using stock footage and nocopyright music. The problem is I don't know if this material is monetizable on youtube. I've had someone on reddit telling me it's not original enough or have enough transformative spin so it will be considered reused content by youtube. (Then he said he wasn't sure meh!)
HOLY $H!T. Lol. This video was amazing in more ways than I rather babble about in a comment but I must say this … this was the video I NEEDED & was looking for. Thank you.
I read some comments of youtubers complaining about getting copyright claim and strike for using royalty-free pictures and videos from websites like Pexels, pixabay etc., I even saw some videos saying that they got copyright claim and strike for using royalty-free stock footages from Pexels. I don't understand something. If something (which was created by other) can't be used in our video even after giving credit to the owner, why websites like Pexels are showcasing pictures and videos on their platforms as royalty free and allowing users to download? Please suggest a way to new youtubers like me to make a video much more interesting with stock footages without getting copyright claim / strike. Is there any website that we can use stock footages without getting copyright claim / strike?
I make most of my short vids using only stock footage but I mostly get them from wevideo a editing software for pc the software offers free stock footage i use them for my short facts videos
the last part of "lodidos" and font of limit your options kinda destroyed the whole video. ugh but it was great inspiration for a content! thank you for sharing this. i was here for the query "what do you do with old video footages"
I thought it was going to show that way. To my surprise , it looked like something else. Mann. But your lighting and colors look cool. Keep it up. Had a great time dropping by. Cheers
Haha I was trying my best to find a font that matched the “adidas” font. I played with a bunch and landed on the other one haha. I always have trouble with knowing which fonts work and which ones don’t. Thanks for the kind words!
Did you upload your voice over to artgrid and do all the editing/clip combination on the artgrid site, then download the completed product? Or do you have to piecemeal it by downloading the clips you want and putting it all together with the voice over on your own editing software?
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Interesting that so many seem to struggle with the idea of making a video using only stock footage. I love this! I like shooting my own footage but this makes it so I don't even have to leave the house.
Haha seems ideal for you!
I admire the fact that you’re always providing opportunities and challenges for your viewers. They have been helping me stay creative and motivated during this quarantine. Thank you!
Thats so great to hear Jade! I know its a tough time so I'm glad that some of these challenges help you keep creative!
I learned video editing using only stock footage
That’s awesome!
Dunna Did It I got an idea for a video bro. It’s a 15 days editing challenge using only stock footage. I already made it, it improved my video editing skills by more than 50%.
Anyway love your content.
Is there any row and long footage for video editing
@@TaFfinTraVeLler pexels.com is the site I used and still use
it has a lot of stock photos/videos for totally free(donate to the creators, that'd be the best thing to thank them)
Same
Wow. My new mantra, "Limit your options," or "Create by limitation." Thank you for creating this.
This is exactly what I needed, I was so curious to know how to use stock photos and clips to make videos on youtube.
Excellent!
@@dunnadidit LOOKONG FORWARD TO STARTING IT
It actually shows how to create an impression of totally unrelated things being related. May come in handy.
Creativity thrives on limitations! Absolutely. Well made video. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
The line "Limit your options" hit me hard ❤️👍🏻
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@dunnadidit really man, really appreciate your content ❤️
You definitely can, I think you did a great job and it's super tricky, but with enough patience and search imagination, you can find images that work perfectly with your sequence and not have to shoot a thing. It's been the COVID practice the past few months on many TV series I've worked on where shooting restrictions have been in place. I think producing with limitation is more in line with how you would work on a professional set/production so I'm ALL for experimenting with that.
Great video dude, I really liked this one!
Thanks dude!! Great point about how the limitations are more similar to a pro editing job, I hadn’t even thought of that!
This is the first video challenge I've ever taken part of... Wish me luck! 😃
Good luck!!
@@dunnadidit Thanks man!
inspired by limitations is such a good point. i loved all the school projects i had to do because of that. they were specific and it was way easier to be creative when there's certain limits put in place
To be honest, i really really like your video editing style
I appreciate that!
I do this all the time. I love taking stock video and creating a video from that.
Lol I made a music video, CC music and non commercial stock footage. Wanted to see if my editing PC could handle 4K.
A word that might be helpful if you are interested in the creative power of limitations is "ludology". I learned about this word in the study of video games, and ludology refers to the rules and limitations of the game world and the gameplay itself. I think ludology is so fascinating and it pertains to everything... When it comes to being creative, being completely boundless isn't always a good thing. Knowing what sandbox you're playing in gives you an idea of what game to play.
Damn
Lodidas🤣🤣
hows your journey so far, coz im also starting right now
@@graphicdesign117 hi i am starting in too , what do you think about getting in contact and help each others by exchanging knowledg and tips
It's actually crazy how you reply on every comment here.
I’m actually crazy 🤪
@@dunnadidit haha
Definitely Loved the Inspiration by limitations line. Best one ive heard as im an amateur filmmaker getting into Short Films and Movies ect. Its hard cause my mind scrambles with all types of wanting to do this and that and its mentally draining lol, Thanks.
Thanks for your guidance, hope this can help lot of people including me, UA-cam is not only source of free entertainment but help to learn something new everyday. Thumbs up for youtube👍
Awesome man ready for some sickass edit
Haha I went for more of a simple edit but I'm stoked for you to make yours!
well..i have been searching for a whole night just to figure out how to make a voice over and sync it with the video..and here taraaaaa...I found it..thanks Man..you are awesome..thanks for a great vlog...
Nice!
All my videos are 100% stock footage (including Creative Commons footage) and stock music. I've been doing that for about a year or so. I do full length music videos and mock versions of film trailers, commercial spots and TV promos. I also did a 15 minute Artlist promo that's 100% stock footage. Yeah, they got me, and as you've probably noticed, everyone on UA-cam with a film related channel to plug them.
Currently, I mostly use Filmpac and Artgrid, but I also have subscriptions for Storyblocks and Envato Elements. If everything you do is stock video based, you can't have too much. The key is to have a large selection and learn what's in the catalogs. There is some cross over between Storyblocks and Elements due to non-exclusive contributors, but I mainly use them fro filler when I can't find something from Filmpac or Artgrid. I'm not sure if I'll enter the Artgrid contest. I'm still learning, plus I suspect they'll be looking for flashly transitions and non-traditional edits. That's cool for UA-cam, but not my style. No way I'll win any of the big prizes. We'll see...
That’s awesome that it’s something you’re familiar with!! Have fun in the contest!
Hello Alexa DM, I've just visited your channel and it has lots of great content! Question for you. I've jumped back to creating UA-cam videos but this time around I'll be creating a new channel and the content will be more like "Top 10 facts etc" quick 5 to 10 minute videos. I've notice that my skills are taking a while to jump back to FCPX, PS, Premier and AE and I'm wondering how long it should take me to produce such videos. Where you have to create the content, go find the media (Envato for me) audio, and any special graphic element (Motion infographics) Titles, audio rings, etc etc. and yes editing all this in FCPX? I"m asking around to see if I need to outsource some of these various production task so as to cut down on the production time. any input will be greatly appreciated. thank you
Heyy do you get paid cz u've surpassed 1k subs?
It’s so simple yet so amazing and high quality. I wish i can get at least half this good ahah
Inspired.
Tuff ute! I learned something 👍❤
I made my channel intro with only stock footage, not exactly your level, but I'm sure its a good way to use stock footage ;-)
Thats awesome! Such a great Idea!
Been there done that.💯💯💯
Limit your options to inspire your creativity by scrolling through nearly unlimited songs and clips for hours. Haha, I kid, I kid. But I did chuckle when you said "I don't want to show a shelf of records for too long if the idea is to limit your options."
But the key was you had a vision in mind and a story you wanted to tell ahead of time and you were able to significantly narrow down your search. Otherwise, yeah, these services, at least for me (I sub to both AL and AG), can feel like rabbit holes, or, to keep with the analogy, sifting aimlessly through records in the store as opposed to [cut to single record being pulled] really honing in on and enjoying the one you truly want.
It's the same thing with services like Spotify. Unlimited music at our fingertips, yet the most important feature of all is good curation, be it via algorithm or humans. Or, better yet, choose the cohesive sum that it is the entire album rather than just a disparate track (the best part about owning records, for me).
Meanwhile, my great hypocrisy is that I'm one of these idiots who effectively collects gear and gets overwhelmed when it comes time to make sense of it all. And then I go and have a great time making a dumb 30-second humor piece with just my iPhone and I'm thrilled.
So, this obnoxious essay (particularly this sentence) notwithstanding, the spirit of what you're saying is true. At least for me. It really is the constraints that move the needle (ugh) most significantly for me.
I loved everything about this comment and I thoroughly appreciate that you took the time out of your day to take me on this journey with you 😂 cheers!!
I like your way to explain the topics. It also look like that Artgrid have a very good way to search the different footage" I will try it out 😊🙏🏻
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
OMG THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!
I'd say it's good, all the stock video clips are in the dark shade, so there are smooth transitions.
Love it. I am a wanna be editor seeing the actual workflow is really helpful
this is me and my current youtube posting situation . i have so much ideas and i cant concrete on one
Well hopefully that tactic helps!!
@@dunnadidit maybe i can put limits on what i put out so i work on one thing at a time. thanks
Very useful video! Thank you very much! Big hug from a Spanish dancer in Mumbai! 🙏🏼
I’m glad it was helpful!!
limiting option can work other creative work also, thanks man
Love the concept of your entry! I entered an ad too, the videos submitted so far have all been amazing!
Thanks so much! I was pretty proud of my fake company and logo knockoff lol.
Omg, I love your crazy vibe!
Wow! Thanks
That's was a really good video.. thanks for sharing your creativity..
Thanks for watching!
My whole channel is made using stock footage and nocopyright music. The problem is I don't know if this material is monetizable on youtube.
I've had someone on reddit telling me it's not original enough or have enough transformative spin so it will be considered reused content by youtube. (Then he said he wasn't sure meh!)
Beautiful
That awesome❤🔥
This is one of the best ever!!
Thanks!!!
@@dunnadidit you are welcome
IM READY
What a editing level!!!!
The different videos from the same set caught my attention. interesting...thanks!
Yeah the "stories" feature is SOOOO SIIIICKK! Unbelievably helpful when trying to build a sequence.
This was fantastic!!
Would of been nice to know about this 10 days ago when it started....but I will try anyway...thanks :-)
Have fun with it!
Super solid! Never thought about going this route for a video!
Have fun with it!
Thank You!
Fantastic 😍😍😍😍😍
Awesome!!
Thanks a ton!
I tried making one for my video intro too it's fun! Thank you for sharing this.
Awesome!!
This is how I learned
HOLY $H!T. Lol. This video was amazing in more ways than I rather babble about in a comment but I must say this … this was the video I NEEDED & was looking for. Thank you.
Thanks so much for watching!
Insane ❤
Thanks!
Loved it !!
Hey what song did you use for this video! So refreshing! Keep up the great work!
GREAT
please teach us how to put dynamic substitle..thank you
I read some comments of youtubers complaining about getting copyright claim and strike for using royalty-free pictures and videos from websites like Pexels, pixabay etc., I even saw some videos saying that they got copyright claim and strike for using royalty-free stock footages from Pexels. I don't understand something. If something (which was created by other) can't be used in our video even after giving credit to the owner, why websites like Pexels are showcasing pictures and videos on their platforms as royalty free and allowing users to download? Please suggest a way to new youtubers like me to make a video much more interesting with stock footages without getting copyright claim / strike. Is there any website that we can use stock footages without getting copyright claim / strike?
Superb
Wow great talent ❤
Dude this was a great video
Sick
This is so cool, Do you have any ideas for things I could use to practice editing videos?
Try looking for something like "rainy day" or something!
I make most of my short vids using only stock footage but I mostly get them from wevideo a editing software for pc the software offers free stock footage i use them for my short facts videos
that beat at the end was dope. Who was that?? Where did you get it
Wow this video was helpful 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
the last part of "lodidos" and font of limit your options kinda destroyed the whole video. ugh but it was great inspiration for a content! thank you for sharing this. i was here for the query "what do you do with old video footages"
Haha I’m definitely not a font professional.
But the one in your edit looked good. The one with the typewriter font. Haha
I thought it was going to show that way. To my surprise , it looked like something else. Mann. But your lighting and colors look cool. Keep it up. Had a great time dropping by. Cheers
Haha I was trying my best to find a font that matched the “adidas” font. I played with a bunch and landed on the other one haha. I always have trouble with knowing which fonts work and which ones don’t. Thanks for the kind words!
hope you are well this pandemic season. stay healthy always always. until next timeeee!
I LIKE!!
That´s awesome
Thanks!
Great
Hey ! What's your monitor please ? Thanks :D
It was really helpful. Wonderful work brother.
From Josh.
can you download an entire scene from filmpac at once? takes forever to download each clip
Imagine Artlist had voice over ?
Great video. I don't see what program you're using to edit your video? Thanks.
I primarily use Davinci resolve.
Sounds fun...cool idea! :)
It was a fun challenge for sure!
Dunna Did It - you should do your own using stock footage (that you pick) and music and let your followers win something. :p
That's a neat idea!
Pretty cool, I did one too, was super fun 🔥
Noice!
While your video was superb, it also inspired me to limit my options to execute things faster.
I'm a new sub here, great content.
Thanks so much!!
Did you upload your voice over to artgrid and do all the editing/clip combination on the artgrid site, then download the completed product? Or do you have to piecemeal it by downloading the clips you want and putting it all together with the voice over on your own editing software?
I didn’t even know artgrid had that capability to be honest. I always just download the clips I need and edit them together in my own software.
Why they made their SFX subscription other than their music?
If we use this artgrid is that no copyright content?
Amazing! What software, program did you use to edit?
Davinci resolve
🔥
I also made a video just with stock footage. During quarantine I had no other chance...
You gotta do what you gotta do!
What requirements would you recommend for a beginner laptop where mostly stock footage like this is being used?
Graphics card, RAM, processor, etc..
I have made this tex video by working very hard. How did you like it
That was great!! What editing software are you using?
Davinci Resolve
u deserve my sub.
You deserve my thanks
So because of the restrictions, we are in right now do you think it's ok to make a client video using only stock footage?
As long as the video turns out good and the client is happy (and aware of that process) I don’t think there was ever an issue
@@dunnadidit ok sweet!
good video
editing software name pleaseee
DaVinci resolve
dannng drop the mic #loveit
I'm inspired
Yessss!
Good edit
Thanks!
Great video
I've been tryin doin this on my channel.. don't know whether its ok 😅
As long as you get the stock footage legally, it should be fine!
Very nice
Cheers!!