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Agency Based Discussion => Adobe Stock => Topic started by: MatHayward on June 03, 2019, 16:31
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Hi everyone,
This Thursday, June 6 at 4PM Eastern I will be speaking with Video Content Development Manager Dennis Radeke and Video Content Developer Paul McAniff about shooting video for stock. We hope you can join us!
https://www.crowdcast.io/e/adobestockvideo (https://www.crowdcast.io/e/adobestockvideo)
Intro to Adobe Stock Video
What topics to focus on when shooting
Tips for photographers looking to contribute videos
Premiere Pro basics and uploading to stock
Q&A
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Hi everyone,
This Thursday, June 6 at 4PM Eastern I will be speaking with Video Content Development Manager Dennis Radeke and Video Content Developer Paul McAniff about shooting video for stock. We hope you can join us!
Yay, Matt!!! I will be there. :)
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Great idea!
Will it be uploaded for so we can watch later?
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Sounds good!
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Great idea!
Will it be uploaded for so we can watch later?
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Great idea!
Will it be uploaded for so we can watch later?
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Yes, the link will remain the same to view the recording. If you can join live we'll be taking questions.
See you there!
Mat
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Really great webinar! Thank-you so much
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Great idea!
Will it be uploaded for so we can watch later?
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Yes, the link will remain the same to view the recording. If you can join live we'll be taking questions.
See you there!
Mat
Great to watch, thanks!!! Please consider doing more, either in videos or other formats. I'm sure there is so much more you guys can talk about on all aspects on stock production.
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Just watched the saved stream. Lots of great info. Thanks!
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Mat,
Just watched your recording of the webinar - very interesting. I know the webinar is over but you said Paul was your "go to" guy. So is there any chance you could go to him and ask this question?
When you talked about frame rates, it was passed over quite quickly with Paul talking about artistic intent and that it's "easy" to convert frame rates.
I know there's no definitive answer to this (I sell all frame rates quite well) but I want Paul on the spot! We see sales; we never get speak to buyers all round the world.
My question is:
Leaving artistic intent aside, leaving power sources in PAL/NTSC countries and flickering aside - If you had to have all your footage with one frame rate for buyers all round the world who want them for all sorts of end uses - which one frame rate would Paul choose based on what Adobe buyers have said. i.e. which one does he feel has the most general lack of resistance.
Here's the choice: 29.97 25 23.976