31Films charges around 30K for a wedding film. I spent four days in Austin watching Aaron, Tina and Ryan shoot one, and here is exactly how they work, what they carry, and what they say separates elite wedding filmmakers from everyone else.
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My real 2024 numbers from Adobe Stock and Artgrid, side by side: how many clips I had uploaded, how many actually sold, and what each one earned. The gap between the two sites is not what most filmmakers expect.
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A full breakdown of the $9,916.18 I made selling stock footage in 2024, site by site, plus the one filming change that added almost $2,000 to my Artgrid income.
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I made $8,327 selling stock footage last year. Here are my five most downloaded clips and the three takeaways I pulled out of them.
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A full breakdown of the ,327.16 I made selling stock footage in 2023, split across Pond5, Adobe Stock, Lightstock and Artgrid, in a year I barely uploaded anything.
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Three ways wedding videography is changing: filmmakers shooting entire weddings on phones, everything having to work vertically, and AI quietly taking over the boring half of the edit.
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