NatureFootage How to Upload

How to Upload Footage

Before uploading footage to your NatureFootage account, please review the help articles below:


Stock footage clips can be uploaded to your account from the "Submission Upload" page, which can be accessed from the "Welcome" page or the "Accounts" menu after logging into your account.


      

On the "Submission Upload" page:
  1. To upload footage, either:
    1. Drag & drop individual video files or folders into the uploading field.
    2. Click the "Select Folder" text to select a folder of footage to upload.
      1. Please note: if you use "Select Folder", you will not be able to select individual video files, only a single folder that contains all files and subfolders you want to process.

  2. After dragging & dropping files/folders or using the "Select Folder" method:
    1. If you want to add more files/folders, click on the "+Add more" link in the upper right hand corner of the uploading field. 
    2. If you do not want to upload the files/folders, click on the "Cancel" link in the upper left hand corner of the uploading field.

  3. If you are happy with your selection of files/folders, to upload them to Cliplog, click on the green "Upload" button at the bottom of the uploading field (the number of files/folders displayed on this button changes depending on how many files/folders you are uploading).



  4. After clicking the "Upload" button, you can see the status of your upload displayed at the bottom of the upload field updating in real time, which includes:
    1. The percentage of files/folders that have uploaded.
    2. The number of files/folders that have uploaded.
    3. The file size that has uploaded.
    4. The amount of time left for your upload to complete.



  5. For the specific upload status for each file/folder, click on the "Upload Status" button beneath the upload field:



  6. On the Submission Upload Status page, the upload status and upload speed for each file/folder will be displayed (click on the image below for a larger view).  To see the most up to date information on the upload of your files/folders, click on the "Refresh" button in the upper right hand corner of the page.



  7. As your files/folders upload, your clips will begin to appear in Cliplog.  Please see the help articles below for more information on navigating Cliplog and logging/pricing your stock footage submissions:
    1. Intro to Cliplog
    2. Cliplog Quick Guide
    3. Cliplog Advanced Guide
    4. Pricing Guide

If you are having issues uploading your footage, please contact contributors@naturefootage.com for assistance.
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