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Are you looking for good B-roll? Well, the cheapest and easiest way to get what you need is to shoot it yourself - thus giving you ultimate control over the shots you will get. But shooting it yourself is not always an option. That's when stock and archival footage come into play. There is a lot of B-roll footage out there so here are some tips on how to get what you need.

First, figure out what type of footage will work for your project? Do you need standard definition or high definition video? Will you need long clips or short clips? Are you looking for clean footage or something more graphical? Next, consider how much time and money you are willing to spend to get the type of footage you want.

I suggest starting with internet search to pin-point the type of footage you need. Keep in mind that it is often hard to find good footage for free.

If I am looking for footage from a particular industry, I will may search specific companies or associations for that industry to see if they have any footage available. They often do and are willing to share it at no charge. Just look under the "media" or "press" section of their websites or give them a call. I get a lot of good airplane and travel footage that way.

If you are looking to keep costs down try finding "public domain" or "royalty free" footage (meaning it is free to use) Just take note that "public domain" or "royalty free" footage often has a transfer or download fee. The National Archives is a good place to look for older footage that is generally in the public domain. (such as WWII, film shot by the military, Universal News reels, presidential speeches) if you are in the Washington, DC area or know someone in the DC area that can physically go search the Archives for you. Most of the footage is free to use but there is a small transfer free.

A number of United States government organizations provide stock video footage that is in the public domain. On some, like the White House website, you can download directly from the site. Others, like the Census Bureau website, require you have order the videos which they will send to you free of charge. Here is a very small sample U.S, agencies that have B-roll footage:

• White House

• U.S. Census

• NASA

• National Institutes of Health

Wikipedia has a nice list of public domain images - mostly photographs but some video footage as well.

News outlets have some of the better B-roll though they can get pricey. If you are looking for something a little more fair on the pricing side, try Gannett Video Enterprises (GVE). They have 22 television stations in 19 markets. They can fulfill many types of b-roll requests but are most commonly use as an archival resource. Their clients are usually folks who need B-roll for a specific story such as murder trials, severe weather, caught-on-tape, things like that.

I have recently stumbled upon Pond 5. It has a lot of shorter clips that individuals upload and then set the price. They have HD footage, music and sound effects as well.

Here are some other recommendations that have come my way but that I haven't tried yet.

• Public Domain Comedy Video has a lot of old school (black and white era) comedy video.

• Videohive has a variety of B-roll footage and motion graphics.

• Getty Images

• Istock footage has pretty cheap video and other images

• Footage.net

• ThoughtEquity

• Archive.org

And remember, always be clear about the cost and rights of the footage before using it. Some footage is priced per clip while others are priced per second. Some video may have a cheap fee for broadcast but may cost considerable more for internet use. When in doubt, call or email the footage holder with your questions.

Visit http://www.docsandtv.com for more production tips and to learn more about the author, Sydnye White. Sydnye White is a National Emmy Nominated Producer who's credits include the series Home Made Simple for TLC and Moneywise with Kelvin Boston for PBS. Her documentaries include Great Books: The Autobiography of Malcolm X for The Learning Channel and the Discovery Channel's Detroit SWAT.

Err On The Side Of Caution With Money Clips

You may think of robbery as something that's committed against banks or convenience stores that are open 24/7. Well you're wrong, for robbery is not exclusive to these establishments. Any event wherein a party uses force or fear to forcibly take something from a person or group of people is by essence a robbery. This means that you may be the next victim.

Factual Reminders

You may think that this fact is pure common sense that nobody needs to reinstate it for you. Did you know that it's these types of things, these so-called common sense facts that people tend to ignore the most, that people forget. Well anyway, maybe the following factual reminders are still helpful after all.

To start with, as statistics would have it only 2.1% of robberies account for those committed against banks and 8.3% against convenience stores and gas stations. A hefty 44.5% occur in the street with unwitting people like you as the primary prospective victim.

You Don't Have to be an Unwitting Victim

But you don't have to be that 'unwitting' victim. With the right amount of caution, you can make yourself less vulnerable to these opportunistic robbers. Again, you need more than just common sense to achieve this goal.

First, let me introduce you to three types of robbers. The first type is the 'pure robber.' All he wants is to take everything you are carrying that has value. He wants your wallet and your bag or any gadgets that you have with you. Of course he uses threats of violence and your own fear to get what he wants. But this type of robber is hardly ever violent and would take off as soon as he gets what he wants.

The next type of robber is the "coward type." It is their cowardice that makes them dangerous. You make a little move and you'll get them all nervous and startled. The next thing you know, they've fired a shot. The funny thing is that this is not intentional on their part. But intentional or not, it could cost a life.

The third type is the scariest, if not the most dangerous. This class of robbers is called the 'goons'. They are first-rate cold-blooded criminals. They are violent and ruthless. They don't only make threats for they do mean what they say. If they say they ought to kill you, they usually mean it. And they enjoy watching you in utter fear and may stay a while to savor the moment. These are the types of robber you can expect to linger even after you have given them what they wanted.

Keep Them Away

So how do you protect yourself from these people? You ought to realize by now that whatever type of robber you are dealing with, once you've become their victim, escape is not easy. This given, there is only one best thing to do and that is to keep them away from you.

Do not do anything that will invite these hoodlums to you. Avoid showing them your goodies. They are usually after your cash and your gadgets. So avoid flaunting your cell phone or PDA in public. When getting some cash from your wallet, do it in a flourish so you won't have to parade your goodies to watching eyes.

And for this purpose, you have money clips to assist you. Money clips will help you secure your bills in place and sort them out so that it becomes easier for you to get the exact bill that you need. Or you could lose the wallet altogether. Remember how robbers are usually after your wallet? You can bet that you will never encounter a robber specifically asking that you give up your money clips.

And with money clips, you get to safeguard your security with elegance and style. Go see a host of money clips showcased on the Internet and you'll see what I mean. Money clips may be just what you need.

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How do I play 2 clips at the same time with windows movie maker,,I'm trying to make a beatbox type thing!help!

Can anyone help me do this because i need to for a beat box video im putting on youtube. If there is Another program that does this please send me a link plz

if you want to things to play over top of eachother then click and hold the 2nd clip...you should see a blue thick line at the bottom of the clip thumbnail...and slowly drag it over the first clip, the left side of the blue bar should slant/ look like a ramp...drag it as far over the first clip as you want...then let go and bnoth of them sould play

Hands on: iMovie for iPhone
The iPhone 4 is officially out and with it, Apple’s $5 iMovie for iPhone—a pocket-sized movie-editing application that allows you to create polished movies directly on your iPhone 4. (Earlier iPhones, the iPod touch, and the iPad are not supported.) I’ve had a couple of hours to play with iMovie for iPhone and these are my impressions.

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