StockFood Introduces Recipe Videos

Posted on 5/21/2012 by Jim Pickerell | Printable Version | Comments (0)

StockFood, the leading food media agency, is adding a new product to its extensive visual collection: instructional Recipe Videos, offered with a package of additional complementary information services. The Recipe Video collection is targeted at the food, retail and hospitality industries, as well as a broad user group of online media.
 
In food advertising and communication, video has become one of the most important media of our time. Professional media customers will now have a large selection of Recipe Videos at their disposal: stylish productions demonstrating the detailed food preparation of the most iconic international dishes and professional cooking techniques. All videos are model released and there are no products or labels involved. Unique in the industry, this product will be delivered to clients as a ready-to-use media package: Recipe Videos come complete with original sound, English or German voice-over, detailed recipe text, the text script and selected photographs.
 
All Recipe Videos last for between one and five minutes and they are produced according to StockFood’s well-established quality standards which are exceptionally high. Each video production enjoys a complete film crew on set, consisting of a director, cinematographer, writer, voiceover artist, food photographers, food stylists, and not least, an experienced chef de cuisine. The videos can be licensed for a wide variety of uses such as websites, tablets, digital marketing and screen advertising.


 
Recipe Videos are easily accessed via the StockFood website www.stockfood.com/recipe_videos. A detailed category search enables clients to browse efficiently through all available Recipe Videos. New videos arrive on a monthly basis and the collection is scheduled to grow quickly.
 
Alongside these brand new Recipe Videos, StockFood continues to offer its established collection of Short Clips: short sequences of up to 1 minute in length, with sound and final cut left to customers' choice for optimum flexibility. They are available in two different price categories: Premium Clips start from 99 €, Value Clips from an affordable 19 €.
 


Short Clips are particularly suitable for integrating into existing projects, such as adverts and promotional videos. In the field of brand marketing, increasingly video-based, these clips are proving extremely popular. They are also used by leading retail chains for screens and displays in their stores. StockFood’s business clients include television stations, advertising agencies, media and publishing houses, corporate communications, hotel and restaurant chains and large web portals.
 
Recipe Videos and Short Clips are available in all formats from web size up to full HD. Short clips can also be licensed for a one-off fee for unlimited use ("Royalty Free").  For more information go to www.stockfood.com/video_collection


Copyright © 2011 Jim Pickerell. The above article may not be copied, reproduced, excerpted or distributed in any manner without written permission from the author. All requests should be submitted to Selling Stock at 10319 Westlake Drive, Suite 162, Bethesda, MD 20817, phone 301-461-7627, e-mail: wvz@fpcubgbf.pbz

Jim Pickerell is founder of www.selling-stock.com, an online newsletter that publishes daily. He is also available for personal telephone consultations on pricing and other matters related to stock photography. He occasionally acts as an expert witness on matters related to stock photography. For his current curriculum vitae go to: http://www.jimpickerell.com/Curriculum-Vitae.aspx.  

Comments

Be the first to comment below.

Post Comment

Please log in or create an account to post comments.

Stay Connected

Sign up to receive email notification when new stories are posted.

Follow Us

Free Stuff

Stock Photo Pricing: The Future
In the last two years I have written a lot about stock photo pricing and its downward slide. If you have time over the holidays you may want to review some of these stories as you plan your strategy ...
Read More
Future Of Stock Photography
If you’re a photographer that counts on the licensing of stock images to provide a portion of your annual income the following are a few stories you should read. In the past decade stock photography ...
Read More
Blockchain Stories
The opening session at this year’s CEPIC Congress in Berlin on May 30, 2018 is entitled “Can Blockchain be applied to the Photo Industry?” For those who would like to know more about the existing blo...
Read More
2017 Stories Worth Reviewing
The following are links to some 2017 and early 2018 stories that might be worth reviewing as we move into the new year.
Read More
Stories Related To Stock Photo Pricing
The following are links to stories that deal with stock photo pricing trends. Probably the biggest problem the industry has faced in recent years has been the steady decline in prices for the use of ...
Read More
Stock Photo Prices: The Future
This story is FREE. Feel free to pass it along to anyone interested in licensing their work as stock photography. On October 23rd at the DMLA 2017 Conference in New York there will be a panel discuss...
Read More
Important Stock Photo Industry Issues
Here are links to recent stories that deal with three major issues for the stock photo industry – Revenue Growth Potential, Setting Bottom Line On Pricing and Future Production Sources.
Read More
Recent Stories – Summer 2016
If you’ve been shooting all summer and haven’t had time to keep up with your reading here are links to a few stories you might want to check out as we move into the fall. To begin, be sure to complet...
Read More
Corbis Acquisition by VCG/Getty Images
This story provides links to several stories that relate to the Visual China Group (VCG) acquisition of Corbis and the role Getty Images has been assigned in the transfer of Corbis assets to the Gett...
Read More
Finding The Right Image
Many think search will be solved with better Metadata. While metadata is important, there are limits to how far it can take the customer toward finding the right piece of content. This story provides...
Read More

More from Free Stuff