Choose your side: the BlackBox way or the old-fashioned way If you haven’t subscribed to BlackBox yet, you can do it clicking here. By using our referral code, you help us keep the work on this blog and YouTube channel. It is also an opportunity for editors and copywriters to work on files of other users so they can get a share of the income. The video content will be submitted to 4 major stock agencies at once:įor stock filmmakers, it means you can now be free to work on what you really like, while you let other users take care of writing metadata and keywords for you. With their platform, film creators can focus on shooting/filming new footage and leave the “boring work” on them (metadata, descriptions, keywords). This article covers the stock footage process, but you can check our BlackBox focused article here.īlackbox is a digital guild that connects video creators and curators. If you listen to Pat McGowan’s interview, you’ll agree this is just the beginning. The platform is revolutionizing the process of making content and getting paid the long tail money creators really deserve. Stock Footage is just the starting point of BlackBox. I hope this comparison helps you take your own decision. This is actually a comparison review with pros and cons of selling footage in the traditional way or the BlackBox way. After all, Shutterstock is one of BlackBox’s partners. This isn’t a company comparison overview. In June of 2018, the number of users grew amazing 700%.īlackBox is not only attracting the old experienced stock filmmakers but is opening the doors for thousands of new contributors.Īnd though there’s a big hype around it right now, it’s prudent to carefully take a decision if you’ll go exclusively with them or stick in the traditional way (uploading straight to Shutterstock, Pond5, Adobe Stock, etc).

Which method is the best to submit your stock footage?Īs we wrote previously, Blackbox is taking over the Stock Footage market – and well deserved.

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