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Lake Mary, FL, May 29, 2015 – Today, Digital Juice announced the official opening of its much anticipated royalty-free creative content subscription service. This service gives filmmakers, motion graphics artists and graphic designers access to download anything in its huge library — absolutely free! Members have unprecedented access to the the world’s largest privately owned library of high-quality royalty-free animations, still graphics, stock footage, sound effects, production music and project templates for a groundbreaking one-time low price.

Anyone can have complete access to the Digital Juice library by joining as a Lifetime Member for a one-time fee of $399 for a Standard Account or a one-time fee of $599 for a Pro Account. Thousands of pieces of fresh new creative content are added every week — all professionally produced, exclusive to Digital Juice and completely royalty-free. There are no monthly payments, and no yearly fees. A single, one-time payment gives the joining member the ability to download whatever they want, whenever they want it, for life.

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“Imagine getting a head start on all your creative projects,” says David Hebel, CEO of Digital Juice. “That’s what Digital Juice is all about — providing you with the content and the creative inspiration you need to take your vision from concept to completion. It’s the perfect place to start every creative project, no matter what the size or budget.”

It all starts with a fast, sleek, new Digital Juice Store, accessible to members directly on the web or from the company’s new iTunes©-like Juicer application, available for your desktop, iPhone, iPad or Android device. “You can download and install the Juicer application on any work and home computers, or even on your mobile devices, which makes it convenient when you bring work home or need to take it on the road, “ says Viv Beason, President of Digital Juice. “Imagine going to your client’s office to get approval on creative. You can have the client preview and approve content directly from your Juicer-installed iPad, eliminating stress and making you look professional. You can then click the download button on your iPad and automatically have the content waiting for you on your edit suite.”

In fact, Digital Juice is not just one store. Digital Juice has organized content into multiple stores so that video editors, motion designers, graphic artists and web professionals can quickly and easily pinpoint content designed specifically with them in mind. Plus there are specialty stores for all major creative applications, and hundreds of timesaving Theme & Style Zones. Each Zone is like a curated search that makes finding content with a specific look or for a certain topic easy, and completing any project more fun and stress-free.

Rounding out the Digital Juice experience is the Community, where members can interact with and follow each other, ask questions, get support and advice, and continuously get the latest creative inspiration, training, Digital Juice news, application updates, and most importantly, be alerted when new content is released. “Its part of my morning routine, I get my coffee, I check my Digital Juice [Community], see what’s new and there are eight to ten new categories,” says Chris Horton, Pilot (beta) Member. “Its just a part of my day now!”

What’s Included in a Digital Juice Membership:

Standard Lifetime Membership – $399

HD Animated Backgrounds
HD Animations
HD Wipes & Transitions
HD Lower Thirds
HD Overlays
HD Stock Footage
Music & Sound FX
High-Res Graphic Backgrounds
2K Seamless Textures & Patterns
People & Object Photos w/Transparency
Motion & Graphic People Silhouettes
Matte Magic HD Animated Mattes
Graphic Frames & Borders

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Pro Lifetime Membership – $599

Everything included in Standard Plan
After Effects Projects & Templates
Animated Shoulder Sets
Hi-Res Layered Photoshop Files
Special FX & Compositing Footage
Multi-Track Music & Hi-Definition SFX
Final Cut Pro X & Motion Projects
Sony Vegas Pro & Premiere Pro Projects
4K Seamless Textures & Patterns
Vector Design Elements
Entry-Loop-Exit HD Lower Thirds
Entry-Loop-Exit HD Overlays
HD Drag & Drop Overlay Footage

About Digital Juice®
Digital Juice® is the world-leader in royalty-free broadcast animation content for video, motion graphics and multimedia professionals. Digital Juice® products are in use in nearly every major studio, broadcast, and cable station including NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, HBO, CNBC, Fox News, and countless high profile television shows such as American Idol and the Grammy Awards. The company provides royalty-free animations, music, stock footage, organic film effects, graphical fonts, layered Photoshop® illustrations, After Effects® project files, plug-ins and production gear to a wide variety of video, motion graphics, print and web professionals and enthusiasts. The company is known for its extremely high quality and innovative content as well as for its aggressive and affordable pricing.

I have spent thousands of dollars overthe past several years with Digital Juice. My studio shelves are overflowingwith DJ’s software products. I have gear bags and reflectors and lights andC-stands and flags and greenscreens and more from them, and I like and use thisgear regularly. In fact HERE’S my list, copied from their site.

However, I think I’m done buying fromDigital Juice. I’ve gone from being a strong advocate for them to recommendingagainst them. The reasons are many, gradual and intertwined.

Point Number One: Devolving Content

Early on (c. 2006), Digital Juiceoffered wonderful tutorials and videos about filmmaking, with several greatcontributors, like Perry Jenkins, D. Eric Franks, Jeff Earley and Chuck Peters.(These great episodes are (as of this writing) still available atdigitaljuice.com/djtv. You should check them out while they’re stillavailable.) Even Rick Green was worth watching. Their videos since have shiftedto tutorials for their products (nothing wrong with that) and purelypromotional pieces. (And don’t get me started on Trevor Haugen.)

Point Number Two: The Juicer

A long-time beef of mine with DigitalJuice has been over the Juicer. Nearly all their software products are designedto work through the Juicer, and some even require it (e.g. DJ Fonts). TheJuicer has always been the weakest link in their offering. It’s slow,cumbersome and temperamental, with an outdated interface that doesn’t comply withconvention. It could have been a wonderful, all-encompassing tool for managingdigital content, but DJ didn’t develop it to that point. Instead, they kept itproprietary and limited. (I asked repeatedly for the ability to add my ownkeywords, to no avail.)

Point Number Three: Iffy CustomerRelations

My experiences with DJ’s customerservice have been outstandingly positive and questionable. There seems to be nomiddle ground. In one case, a Fresnel lens cracked on one of my DJ Helioslights. I inquired if the standard Arri sizes were a direct replacement. DJreplied without answering my question, but offered to replace the broken lens,and made good on that offer. In another case, a software product (on DVD)didn’t work due to obvious, visible defects in the DVD’s manufacture. DJrefused to help as it had been more than 30 days since the purchase date.Silly me for buying a multi-disc, post-production graphicalsoftware product that I didn’t use and fully test for functionality within 30days.

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Point Number Four: Pricing Practices

Twice, I’ve purchased Digital Juiceproducts shortly after their introductions, at ‘early adopter’ pricing, only tofind the prices reduced about a week later. This drove me to never buy a DJproduct upon its first introduction. Though this one bit me twiceI will say that DJ stepped up and grantedrefunds for the difference each time. Only once I asked.

Point Number Five: Degrading Qualityover Time

I bought four C-stands when they offeredthe chrome, solid version; they then changed it to black, with inferiorhardware. I bought LED lights when they offered them from Prompter People; thenthey re-packaged it with a plastic housing (vs. aluminum). On the media contentside, the early products from DJ (JuiceDrops, StackTraxx, etc.) were packagedin sturdy, rigid covers that continue to hold up well over time. They switchedto very flimsy packaging originating in India (based on the little paper flagsthat fall on the floor when you open their products). I have continued towonder where their products are developed and produced; in supporting DigitalJuice, based in Florida, have I been sending my money overseas?

Point Number Six: I’m Stuck

DJ’s license agreement prohibits anyonefrom re-selling the media products purchased from them, even if it’s theoriginal physical product. This is quite different than the music world, forexample, where you can buy and sell used CDs, DVDs, etc. so long as you’re notselling illegal copies. DJ’s license agreement means I can’t sell the originalpackaged product I bought from them, despite it being of no use to me any more.They’re within their rights here, but that doesn’t mean I have to be happyabout it. Even if I have a duplicate, I can’t sell the duplicate.

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Point Number Seven: Outright Thievery?

The latest product offering is “Drag& Drop,” and is very, very similar to products offered over the past fewyears by Rampant Design Tools. Scary similar. To make matters worse, when I(and others) posted politely and factually about this on DJ's forum, theydeleted the posts. For a company to be so insecure that they can’t tolerate discussion of their competitors’ products is sad; for that company todelete legitimate, non-critical posts comparing their competitor’s products iscommunity-destroying.

No one of the above points was enough to prompt me toaction. Taken together, however, they are. I’m moving on. My Digital Juicebuying days are over.