Typical stock footage means high license fees for limited usage, limited clearances, high search fees, inconsistent quality and mismatched shots. After all that, you often still don't get the footage you need.

As a result, many producers don't even consider using 'typical' stock.

Killer Stock Footage without the Sticker Shock

LiveSTOCKfilm is a library of top quality royalty-free stock footage custom shot for corporate and commercial producers.

It's beautifully shot, consistent and affordable.

Instead of single shots, LiveSTOCKfilm is sold in volumes. Each volume contains 18-21 shots that cover a particular topic area - for example, 'Business Meetings, or 'Office action'.

A LiveSTOCKfilm volume sells for just $595.00. That's the same cost as just one shot, with one usage from many stock footage houses! You can use LiveSTOCKfilm as often as you want, in any kind of production, without additional charges.

In addition, most volumes have full film-style continuity, with wide shots, medium shots, or close-ups of the same scenes and characters. So you can create meaningful sequences by editing several clips together. Various emotional reaction shots help you support your storytelling. The casting also reflects demographic needs of contemporary productions.

LiveSTOCKfilm gives you the shots you need to create a scene the way you want.

We Don't Serve "Leftovers"

Typical stock footage was shot for some other production... and then resold as stock. It often has mismatching film stocks, lighting, and shooting styles. LiveSTOCKfilm was specifically made to be stock footage!

It was shot with the same camera, on the same film stock, and by the same cinematographer. The shots were made to be cut together. It actually looks like it was all shot for the same project...because it was!

All LiveSTOCKfilm footage is beautifully shot on fine-grain, super 16mm format by a master cinematographer. Digital transfers makes certain you get the top quality footage your projects deserve.

You may not have the budget or time for a high-end shoot... but now you can have exceptional footage. Is stock footage really supposed to be this user friendly? Well, we think so.