FootageQuest.com goes live

When FootageQuest.com gets up and running this month, stock seekers will have online access to clips from the likes of Discovery, CNN and WGBH. The e-commerce footage site is an initiative of Vienna, U.S.-based eMotion, a company formed early last year from a merger of Cinebase Software, footage.net and Picture Network International (see RealScreen, February 2000). The goal is to allow users to complete their entire footage transactions online, from searching for clips to ordering material. Says Ray Sidwell, FootageQuest content manager, 'The primary benefit is to provide immediate access to a substantial amount of material and to cut down the amount of production time required.'

September 1, 2001

When FootageQuest.com gets up and running this month, stock seekers will have online access to clips from the likes of Discovery, CNN and WGBH. The e-commerce footage site is an initiative of Vienna, U.S.-based eMotion, a company formed early last year from a merger of Cinebase Software, footage.net and Picture Network International (see RealScreen, February 2000). The goal is to allow users to complete their entire footage transactions online, from searching for clips to ordering material. Says Ray Sidwell, FootageQuest content manager, 'The primary benefit is to provide immediate access to a substantial amount of material and to cut down the amount of production time required.'