Shutterstock is giving more to benefit us for the newly launched feature – Stock Footage is a new resource for stock video footage and a dynamic channel for videographers to sell their material.

What is Stock Footage?
In short, this is made of submitter’s short length video in between 5 to 60 seconds. Content in the video can be any material but note that Terms and Conditions apply.

How it work?

• You earn a 30% commission on the sale.
• Typically, priced at $69 to $199 per clip.
• Use FTP client software to upload the material to ShutterStock ftp server at ftp://submit.shutterstock.com by using your own email address as username and password to login.
• After film clips been uploaded, visit the Submitted Footage page to assign a description, keywords and categories to your film clips (easy search for buyers)

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Nowadays, people are turning to make money online with their words but sometimes it’s too hard for a person like me feel lazy to read on. What about turn the ‘words’ into ‘pictures’ or even make into a one minute short ‘video clip’? And that’s what I emphasize on “Easier to catch on what we watch than what we read”. If you don’t have a good writing skill but you wish to make money online also! No worries, just get a digital camera and one computer with you and sell the photo to one of the largest subscription based stock photo agency in the world, ShutterStock.com.

Why is that?
Web designers, magazine editors, and other graphic artists purchase monthly subscriptions to Shutterstock to download photos from their site. So Shutterstock is paying 25 cents every time of each of your uploaded images is downloaded. But now they even increase your juice for 30 cents per download once you reach 500$ in earnings.

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