looks like blackbox global pulled its videos from shutter stock

[makesushi1]

16 minutes ago, oleschwander said:

Do you make money at Youtube ..?

living off it for 8 years now 

[Primus1]

16 hours ago, Doug Jensen said:

When it comes to stock footage, "better"  is determined by sales volume and nothing else.  Lighting, color, subject matter, or whatever you think makes your videos better than the next guys is irrelevant.  It is all about sales.  A grainy black and white Super8mm transfer that earns $1000 is better than a cinematic masterpiece that earns $10.    If you don't understand that, see my previous post.

IMHO:  I have sold more shitty per eye clips, than nice per eye clips. :)

[oleschwander]

12 hours ago, makesushi1 said:

living off it for 8 years now 

Impressive ..! Just curious - whats your cannel ..?

[blvdone]

On 12/17/2020 at 9:39 AM, makesushi1 said:

stock websites should pay their biggest asset better, that asset being people/creators that do most the work to make the content their entire business is built on

I totally agree with you.  Most of us do.  But some insist to take whatever they give you and stop complain.  Sad!!

[Former_Poster]

Microstock isnt interested in quality (so therefore paying more for it).

Mid/Macro stock is slightly different but even so, a lot of stuff that people used to need stock for they can now shoot themselves for no money.