(Issaquah, Washington--September 18, 2009) Bennett-Watt HD Productions, Inc. announces the launch of their new e-commerce website for high definition (HD) stock footage.
http://www.HDStockFootage.net features over 5,000 HD clips all recorded by Directors of Photography Jim & Kelly Watt, with new clips added weekly from over 7,000 hours of HD footage that the Watt’s have acquired since embracing HD in 2000.
http://www.HDStockFootage.net features free, low resolution downloadable comps and all high definition clips are available for instant download upon purchase. HD files can also be delivered on DVD if preferred. All clips are searchable by a comprehensive key wording system, or sourced by a key categories database that will allow faster access to preferred subject matter. This is a unique system, which allows searching for compatible footage within carefully researched categories.
The stock footage clips are Royalty free, with most priced between $200-300. The Bennett-Watt collection features footage from every state in the US plus Africa, Argentina, Chile, Dominican Republic, China, India, Ireland, Japan, Korea & Spain.
Only about 1% of the clips are on the site at launch, so Bennett-Watt is happy to offer FREE clip research and answer any questions about available content.
In business since 1978, Bennett-Watt HD Productions, Inc. has produced over 500 hours of TV network & cable television programs, many of which have also been released on DVD.
The award winning production team of Jim & Kelly Watt, pioneers in modern HD video production own top of the line HD video cameras, sound, lighting and editing equipment. This husband and wife team are not only accomplished videographers, but also producers, writers, editors and graphic designers too, so feel free to contact Bennett-Watt HD Productions, Inc. to explore how this magnificent resource of expertise can take your next video project to a level of excellence equal to that of your company.
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