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    Background videos and more

    These background videos are a great way to add motion and interest to your projects

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    Graphics / Motion graphics

    Confetti videosConfetti videosBackground loop videosBackground loop videosSmoke effect videosSmoke effect videosAnimated backgroundsAnimated backgroundsBackground videosBackground videosLed light videosLed light videosHeart video backgroundHeart video backgroundIntro videosIntro videosPsychedelic videosPsychedelic videosBlack background videosBlack background videosCountdown videosCountdown videosGlitch videosGlitch videosAbstract videosAbstract videosVJ loop videosVJ loop videos

    Green screen

    Green screen videosGreen screen videosExplosion green screenExplosion green screenGreen screen timerGreen screen timerGreen screen animalsGreen screen animalsFireworks green screenFireworks green screenHand green screenHand green screenBomb blast green screenBomb blast green screenNews green screenNews green screen

    Shot type and resolution

    Fisheye videosFisheye videosHD videosHD videosDrone videosDrone videosAerial videosAerial videosSlow motion videosSlow motion videosBlur videosBlur videos4K videos4K videos

    FAQ

    Looping background videos are commonly used to create dynamic and visually appealing websites. These videos add an extra layer of engagement by introducing motion and eye-catching visuals. They can also be used to highlight certain elements within a page, such as product demos or featured content. These videos create a sense of continuity that is capable of maintaining the attention of viewers.

    Aerial videos are typically shot using a drone, an unmanned aircraft that is either remotely controlled or autonomously operated. It is equipped with a camera and recording device to capture footage as it flies through the air. Professionals often use them to get unique recordings from high-up angles, providing a different perspective of the world below.

    HD videos offer a relatively good image quality. However, 4K videos are much sharper and provide a more detailed viewing experience with clearer images. If you're looking for the highest quality video format available today, 4K is certainly the way to go.

    Square videos are becoming increasingly popular because they are optimized for mobile devices, which is where most content is consumed today. Square video formats also benefit from more efficient use of space on a user's screen without sacrificing the aspect ratio of the original video, making them ideal for viewing on smaller screens.

    It was invented in the 30s by RKO Radio Pictures, but it wasn't the first time we saw this technique. Double exposure had already been used as early as 1898 and as far back as 1903 in Edwin S. Porter's "The Great Train Robbery". But it wasn't until 1940 when Larry Butler used bluescreen compositing in "The Thief of Bagdad".