About
PixelGirl Media exists to ensure that you have the media needed to communicate your message. I produce different kinds of stock media, from motion graphics to stock video footage.
Our moving media is designed in many different formats: HD (1080, 720), NTSC, and PAL. Each clip is designed to look fabulous in any format.
PixelGirl Media can be found in many places. Just go to the store and click a link to view all that we have to offer.
If you have any questions, you can email me at contact(at)pixelgirlmedia.com
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How PixelGirl Media Began:
PixelGirl Media began almost by accident. I had always wanted my own business but never thought I had the drive to run it myself. I began to upload animated backgrounds to stock media sites in August of 2006. It was simply an outlet for my creativity. At the time I was finishing up a job of 3 years as a Live Video Director and was preparing to quit working full-time so I could go to grad school to study Broadcast and Motion Graphic Design.
But then my work began to sell and I realized that creating animated backgrounds was a lot of fun. So on the same day that I received my acceptance letter for grad school, I decided not to go! I realized I could probably learn most everything I wanted to know about motion graphic design on the internet anyways.
So I began creating on a daily basis and thus a new business was born. Over time the collection grew and I even began to add stock video footage (spring of 2007). Now the outlet for my creativity has turned into more than a full time job! But it is a job I love and wouldn’t give it up for the world!
So take a look around, browse through the gallery. If you have an awesome idea for a background, send me an email.
PS- Looking back on the grad school thing a few years later– one of the best decisions I ever made! Motion graphic design is one of those skills that you really can teach yourself. I’m all for book-learning and advanced degrees and all that but sometimes, advanced learning doesn’t happen in a classroom!
