Video content

Video is expensive to make and holds more separate products than any other medium. One shoot produces the finished edit, the scenes that were cut, the raw footage, and often the graphics and project files as well — and most creators sell one of those, usually the edit, and let the rest sit on a drive.

Selling them separately is not extra work, because they already exist. The extended cut is a link for the audience; the B-roll pack is a link for other creators; the raw footage is a link for the client who wants it later. They price differently because they are for different people, and the same shoot ends up earning from several of them.

Two practical constraints worth knowing: large files are fine but a buyer on a poor connection will be grateful for a smaller export, and offering resolutions as a collection usually beats making them choose. Neither is a reason not to, just a reason to think about the export settings before the price.