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Having a successful video production does rely on including several important factors that are designed to grab the audience's attention and to keep them there for the whole video. Although effective text and images are critical to producing a video that "speaks" to everyone, the inclusion of rare video clips has the power to make your video stand out from the rest. Rare footage has the distinction of standing out from the rest and can drive home the points your video is trying to make, creating an imprint on your audience that sticks. Follow these steps to save you time in finding and licensing the perfect clips for your production:
1. Research Effectively
It's easy to get overwhelmed when you're sorting through all the rare video clips you can use. Streamline the process by defining your category or topic as precisely as possible. You will be able to save time in your research process by letting the video library customer service team or sales time help you track down footage that applies to your needs. The knowledge these people have on the video archives can save you hours of research work.
2. Make Your Selection
Once you've found the right video clips for your production, compile a list and send it to the sales team. Include any last-minute questions you have about the rare clips to ensure the ones you settle on are the best fit for your production.
3. Contact the License Holder
The email you send or phone call you make in regards to the video footage you're interested in will get the ball rolling so you can learn about the licensing terms of the footage you're interested in and arrange the delivery of your materials. Within a short amount of time you'll have the footage you need to complete your video production and get it ready for release.
4. Work With Your Account Manager
Establish a relationship with the sales team member you work with so future video footage searches can be conducted at an even faster rate. Let the person you work with know about the productions you have on your agenda so he or she can help you prepare for them ahead of time.
1. Research Effectively
It's easy to get overwhelmed when you're sorting through all the rare video clips you can use. Streamline the process by defining your category or topic as precisely as possible. You will be able to save time in your research process by letting the video library customer service team or sales time help you track down footage that applies to your needs. The knowledge these people have on the video archives can save you hours of research work.
2. Make Your Selection
Once you've found the right video clips for your production, compile a list and send it to the sales team. Include any last-minute questions you have about the rare clips to ensure the ones you settle on are the best fit for your production.
3. Contact the License Holder
The email you send or phone call you make in regards to the video footage you're interested in will get the ball rolling so you can learn about the licensing terms of the footage you're interested in and arrange the delivery of your materials. Within a short amount of time you'll have the footage you need to complete your video production and get it ready for release.
4. Work With Your Account Manager
Establish a relationship with the sales team member you work with so future video footage searches can be conducted at an even faster rate. Let the person you work with know about the productions you have on your agenda so he or she can help you prepare for them ahead of time.
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