Today Shutterstock announced a new exclusive distribution deal wth AM Stock-Cameo, that will bring 60,000 HD stock footage clips, perfect for transition and establishing shots, that were created for and used by some of the most renowned Hollywood productions. The totality of the clips will be available at Shutterstock Footage library soon, but about a third of them are already available on their site.
AM Stock-Cameo is a veteran video production company, which has served mainstream Hollywood industry with the best second-unit shots for over 30 years. Thousands of their professional clips will now be exclusively available at Shutterstock.
As a Shutterstock customer, you will now be able to license and use high quality stock footage matching the most successful television shows, under a flexible Royalty Free license and for much less money.
AM Stock-Cameo collection includes footage of the White House and other relevant transition and establishing shots
Hollywood Quality to Shutterstock Footage Library
The deal with AM Stock-Cameo implies the indexing of 60,000 HD video clips from their wide collection –produced as second-unit shots for popular, successful television shows– into Shutterstock's Footage library, to be licensed as Royalty Free stock footage. The distribution deal is for three years.
The collection will include aerial footage, explosions, driving plates, and shots from hospitals, military bases, schools, and more.
Shutterstock says in recent years their buyer base has included more and more Hollywood clients. In this sense, the addition of AM Stock-Cameo's content helps them better serve these client's needs.
But the best is that now any of you using Shutterstock, whether you are a big tv show producer, a videomarketer, an indie filmmaker, etc., can access these Hollywood-standard content at very affordable prices.
Explore the quality in AM Stock-Cameo video selection on Shutterstock and start licensing great transition and establishing shots.
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