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Hi everyone!
This question is for everyone, but especially video editors:
The videos below are clips from a video podcast I made for a client (finally a work I'm proud to share). Some episodes only had audio, but the client still wanted a catchy intro video.
What do you usually do when you don’t have footage to show?
For my part, I’ve used a mix of stock footage and personal videos from the interviewees. What do you think?
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