How can I buy stock photos and stock footage at Cutcaster?

Here are 4 Easy steps to help you buy stock photography and stock footage on Cutcaster.

Anyone can buy and all are welcome. Buying stock photography and footage on the Cutcaster website is very simple however some new users have been asking about the best way to buy stock images and videos on Cutcaster. I'll explain a little more.


* Step 1. Create a Free account. That is step number one. The first thing to buy images and stock video from Cutcaster is to create a free account. Simply click here or visit www.cutcaster.com and click on the Join Now button on the Cutcaster homepage. It takes only a few seconds to put in your user name, password, and contact information.

* Step 2. Browse our premium and newly uploaded collection at Cutcaster. We are growing by leaps and bounds and have many exclusives that you cannot find on other stock photo agency sites or stock footage sites.

* Step 3. Now that you have your account, you can add an image or clip of footage to your shopping cart or ClipFolder, which is our version of a lightbox. (I recommend adding the images to the ClipFolder if you are not ready to purchase the photograph or video. You can send these to colleagues or clients.)

* Step 4. Select the images and video that you need and click the checkout button at the top of the screen. The next page will display different image and video files you have chosen. Checking out is a breeze and we accept all major credit cards.


That is it, just 4 easy steps!

If you still have questions please contact John or Victoria at 215-688-2751, call us on skype at johnnywgriffin or email us at john @ Cutcaster.com.

Footage and Images that Cutcaster Wants

Take a good look below. Our buyers are interested in this footage. Here are the Footage and Images that we Want (in alphabetical order):

Animations: 3D background animations, 3D/2D motion graphics, background for text in DVD projects and menu systems, web graphics, promotional images and characters, etc.
Action Shots: People eating, working, playing, driving; things in motion or transit
Analogue: Intriguing textures, effects, & treatments
Commercials: Spec commercials, pre and post roll ads, 15-30 seconds in length. All subject matter is welcome
Concept Stock: Deep Hidden Meanings (DHM), images that represent emotions
Corporate Footage: Office shots, conference room shots, presentation shots, people in their work environment, etc.
Cultural Footage: Images of people, races and cultures engaging in activities or cultural traditions
Documentary/Short Films: All issues and topics
Geographic: Video and images of people and places around the world past, present and future; reels of specific locations, domestic and international
Healthcare: Administrative footage, imagery of healthcare providers and staff attending to administrative tasks in hospital/office settings, images of prescriptions such as pills, medicine, etc.
Historical/Archival: Images and video that capture a moment in history, archive footage
Holiday & Seasonal Themes: Christmas, Yom Kippur, Valentines Day, Easter, Ramadan, Halloween, winter, spring, summer, fall, etc.
Illustrations: Original design, graphics and motion graphics
Journalism: News worthy images or video content of relevant issues around the world; local, national and international
Photography: Portraits, still-life, abstract, aerial shots, architecture, motion photography, photo journalism, satellite photography, infrared, cityscapes, travel photography
Rare Artifacts: Footage in King Tuts tomb, an archiaelogical digs, findings, etc. The more rare, the more downloads.
Religious/Spiritual: Footage of rituals, festivals, representative imagery, sermons, etc. Specialty/Niche Footage: For example, firefighting, extreme fighting, extreme weather reels, hard to find captivating footage
Sports: Squash, mountain biking, ping pong, beer pong, soccer, skateboarding, karate, billiards, Championship ceremonies and shots (ie the winning shot), etc. Remember you need your releases.

We are building a high definition library and seeking HD or HDV footage for almost any subject. Check out Cutcaster here.