Take a trip high above the skyscrapers and cities of the northeast United States with Northeast City Aerials, Artbeats newest installment of royalty-free aerial footage. Featuring spectacular footage of Baltimore; Boston; Concord, New Hampshire; Dover, Delaware; Hartford, Connecticut; New York City; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Providence, Rhode Island; and Trenton, New Jersey. This new title is sourced from HD video and was captured using the highly accurate Gyron Eagle Camera system. Artbeats award-winning library of 362 titles, 116 of which are HD, feature superior technical and visual quality footage that can be used in film, television and multimedia design.
Artbeats collaborated with Wolfe Air on the Northeast City Aerials shoot, which was fast-paced and exciting, said Phil Bates, president of Artbeats. Weve been offering aerial footage since 1999, and this new collection brings our library to 39 aerial titles, 17 of which are HD, making it one of the industrys most expansive and diverse royalty-free aerial footage libraries available.
The Northeast City Aerials and Northeast City Aerials HD collections are available now on the Artbeats website at www.artbeats.com. Artbeats footage is available in HD-1920x1080, D1 NTSC-720 x 486 or D1 PAL-720 x 576 resolutions. Pricing for Artbeats HD collections range from $799-$899; standard definition collections range from $229-$699. To learn more about this collection or view clips, visit www.artbeats.com/prod/prodinfo.php?id=475.
Artbeats (www.artbeats.com), founded in 1989, is an award-winning provider of royalty-free stock footage and still imagery for broadcast, film features, commercial, desktop video, game development and multimedia. The Artbeats library includes nature, visual effects, scenics, aerials, lifestyles, backgrounds and much more. Artbeats is headquartered in Myrtle Creek, Oregon. Some of Artbeats clients include Disney, DreamWorks, Comedy Central, BBC, Cartoon Networks, The Asylum, MTV, Direct TV, Country Music Awards, AMERICAN IDOL, Universal Studios, Pixar, CNN and Activision.
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