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" "More major companies are making bets on content creators and small influencers" ". FXhome had 6.5 million subscribers when it was acquired by Artlist in 2021. The subscription service offers content creators visual effects software. FXhomeįXHome was founded in 2001 as an effort to create Star Wars lightsaber effects for a home movie. ArtgridĪrtgrid, a platform for licensing stock footage where subscribers are allowed unlimited downloads of stock video assets. The acquisition helped the company reach a combined subscriber base of over six million. The company was acquired by Artlist for $65M in December 2020. Motion Array was founded in 2013 as an all in one subscription platform for digital media assets.
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In 2021, Artlist announced the acquisition of FXhome, a Norwich-based software company that specializes in software and plugins for video and image editing, to become its software division. Artlist Original produces original songs for licensing on the Artlist platforms. In May 2021, Artlist joined the independent music publisher's agency IMPEL. After the Motion Array acquisition, Artlist reportedly had a library of over 800,000 digital assets. In December 2020 the company acquired the Atlanta-based company Motion Array for $65M. Įlephant Partners made an initial investment in 2018 before Artlist raised $48M led by the investment company KKR in February 2020.
The company expanded its catalog with the launch of the Artgrid stock footage platform in 2019 and a sound effects subscription service.
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HistoryĪrtlist was founded in Israel in 2016 by Ira Belsky, Itzik Elbaz, Eyal Raz and Assaf Ayalon as a royalty-free music site called Artlist.io that originally targeted independent filmmakers looking to license music cheaply. But if I only needed music, I'd probably use Artlist again.Artlist is an Israel-based creative technology company that specializes in royalty-free digital content, and is the owner of several video and image editing platforms. All that combined makes it worth it for me. I can't say for sure it's the same with all their categories, but that's the vibe I get overall.īut with all that being said, having everything in once place is super useful, their pricing is great, and the licensing is simple and easy. Their search tools were much more robust and the quality of the music was really great - it never took me long to find something I liked.īut with MA it's harder to search and it takes me longer to find the 'perfect' song. The main comparison I have is with Artlist, which was awesome and I really loved. The variety in each category isn't as good as I expected, and overall I haven't been as impressed with the assets. Basically everything you could need.īut the downside is that in my experience its quantity over quality. They have everything - music, SFX, stock footage, images, software templates, presets, etc. The reason I started using it is for the Variety per $. For context, the only other similar service I've used is Artlist. I use it currently - and I'd say that while it is good overall, it isn't incredible.
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#Motion array subscription full#
Requests for feedback or comments must be posted in the monthly ‘I Made This/Feedback’ threadĪ full copy of the rules can be read here.Use of affiliate links must be disclosed in post.Links posted must relate directly to videography.If you're looking for professional-only discussion, give /r/videoprofessionals a shot! r/videography is a subreddit intended for all skill levels, from beginners all the way through to professionals to come together to discuss the trade. For videographers interested in weddings, events, live performances, music videos, TV, corporate, live streaming, sports, real estate, YouTube, home videos and more, welcome to /r/videography. Destined for the big screen? Try /r/filmmakers.
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