This page provides a video of how you can use the green screen in the studio and use Adobe Premier to edit that video and add a background. There are also royalty free image, video, and music websites that you can use for adding a background or music to your video!
When finding images to use, remember to consider copyright issues. When you Google images, there is a good chance that the image is not available for public use, in the public domain, or has a Creative Commons license. Below is a list of websites that offer high quality images that can be downloaded and used.
AllGo: AllGo provides free photos of plus-size people doing normal things.
Freeimages: Freeimages has over 2,500,000 registered users and over 400,000 online photos that are available to download and use.
FreePik: FreePik provides free vector and stock photos for graphic design projects.
Images of Empowerment: The Images of Empowerment Collections share free images of women’s lives and work.
ISO Republic: ISO Republic provides free stock photos for creative professionals.
Library of Congress: The Library of Congress collections of the Prints and Photographs Division include photographs, fine and popular prints and drawings, posters, and architectural and engineering drawings.
Nappy: Nappy provides beautiful, high-res photos of black and brown people for free.
Negative Space: NegativeSpace is a community of photographers who want to share their work. The community of online visitors are able to use beautiful, free, high-resolution images without restrictions.
New Old Stock: New Old Stock provides vintage photos from the public archives, recapturing history, free of copyright restrictions.
Pixabay: Pixabay offers over one million free, high quality images, videos, illustrations and vector graphics, organized in easy to find collections.
Pexels: Pexels has over 30,000 stock photos with 3,000 images added each month. All photos are high quality, and licensed under the Creative Commons Zero license.