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Pond5 mentions (4)

• Royalty Free Music for Nonprofit Ads?

  Pond5.com is reasonably priced for individual music tracks, but the prices vary from song to song. You can download comps with audio watermarks - the music will have "pond five" spoken every 10-15 seconds - but that let's you audition tracks before buying them. The client can approve before you spend the money. Source: about 1 year ago

• Creators, how do you source sound effects? Do your own foley work? Use a specific paid sound bank? Find free sound effects online?

  If your willing to fork out some money, you could try pond5.com, it's what I used. Source: over 1 year ago

• Career Path for Sports Photography

  Oh man, where to start. Sports photography encompasses SO many different opportunities that don't just limit themselves to shooting people doing a sport, or shooting for a magazine or paper. Sure, take photos and videos of people doing sports for publications, but take photos and videos of the stuff that the sport pertains to as well, like the stadiums, the balls, the racquets, the bats, the bikes, the boards,... Source: about 2 years ago

• How is this song called

  Anyone can correct me if I'm wrong, but it's probably a really good royalty free song, since they generally use music packages in their show. Pond 5 has some bangers. Source: over 2 years ago

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