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ShutterStock announces plans to offer footage

By Brent Phelps February 10, 2006

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ShutterStock a subscription based micropayment stock photography site with approximately 570,000 images, has announced the launch of ShutterStock Footage, a new resource for stock video. ShutterStock is the first micropayment site to branch out into video, and is now accepting submissions to begin offering royalty-free video content in the spring of 2006. ShutterStock’s Royalty-Free Footage will be categorized by subject and searchable by keyword. Video clips up to one minute in length will range in price from $79 to $299 per clip, depending on resolution and quality. Jon Oringer, ShutterStock's founder and CEO, had this to say about the announcement. "ShutterStock was founded to fill a gap in the stock photography market, and we see the same need among creative professionals working in video. People need premium quality footage that's easy to download, and affordable to use; ShutterStock Footage will provide just that." Click here to review the original press release.

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