Speaking of free footage … Bart, from the terrific indie Windows VJ software Resolume, has posted bunches of new, free footage to their site:
Lots of good stuff, from abstract to found. Of course, all of this raises some questions: will you be spotted using recognizable footage? (I’ve certainly been at parties where VJs picked up on this.) The rules here should be pretty simple: first, use footage effectively, rather than just looping it indefinitely. Second, share enough footage that VJs worldwide have a big pile upon which to draw. Third, shoot some of your own footage.
All that said, I’ll admit that having some stock footage around is really useful when learning VJ software, trying motion graphics effects, and so on, so even if you don’t use this in a set, it’s handy to have.
Thanks, Pedro!
Got favorite sources for footage? Let us know.
Previously:
Free Vintage Fairlight VJ Clips
Free Resolume Handbook, Archive.org Video Loops
More Free VJ Loops: 8Bit, Vectors and Textures from Analog Recycling on Archive.org
it's probably a pretty safe bet that most users here are at least semi-familiar with vjforums.com… but the content forum is always a good place to shop, and a great little community.
Here's a new Open Source Film thats looking for volunteers.
Hi, try also my site. https://plixs.com serve many free footage videos and images with public domain license cc0. That means, all images and videos can be use for personal and commercial projects without asking for attributions.