Footagehead.com Makes an Impact on Creative Minds and Hungry Stomachs
Today footagehead, which is dedicated to meeting the content needs for online and mobile platforms with more than 10,000 new clips, made a commitment to help feed the hungry by donating $5 per downloaded clip to hunger relief programs.
Los Angeles (PRWEB) March 11, 2009 -- High Definition (HD) content is all about making an impact, so what better way for footagehead.com, a new royalty-free division of the industry leading FootageBank HD, to make a philanthropic statement than by pairing its high-impact content with the desire to make a difference in the current hunger crisis.
Today footagehead, which is dedicated to meeting the content needs for online and mobile platforms with more than 10,000 new clips, made a commitment to help feed the hungry by donating $5 per downloaded clip to hunger relief programs.
"We feel this is a very real way to make the creative process count," said Paula Lumbard, founder and president of FootageBank HD and footagehead, the new royalty-free division. "While our clients, also known as footage heads, have the ability to make an impact with their craft, they also have a strong desire to make an impact on the world around them."
To help them accomplish both, footagehead will donate $5 per clip to the hunger relief program of their choice. The organizations footagehead has partnered with include:
"We feel we have selected hunger organizations that are fiscally responsible and making an impact of their own on the world hunger crisis," said Lumbard. "These organizations represent hunger aid at the national and world level - and we are sure at least one of these options will resonate with our footage heads."
To purchase footage and help support this hunger initiative at the same time, please visit www.footagehead.com.
About footagehead.com
footagehead.com, a division of Los Angeles-based FootageBank HD, provides content for online and mobile platforms at one price point ($300) and at a rate lower than any other HD royalty-free sites. Clients can preview, purchase and immediately download royalty-free footage, mostly shot with Panasonic P2 and Sony XD cameras within the past six months. The HD 16 x 9 widescreen format is offered in its native codecs without compression. For rights-managed HD footage, FootageBank HD continues to be the only footage house specializing in HD content. For more information, please visit www.footagehead.com.
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