Mother of George
The library of film,
one beautiful shot at a time.
one beautiful shot at a time.
A celebration of film,
one beautiful frame at a time.
one beautiful frame at a time.
ShotDeck is the largest collection of fully searchable high-definition movie images in the world.
Hello directors, cinematographers, designers, ad folks, film students, and visual artists! You’ve just discovered your new secret weapon, the best collaborative professional tool for bringing your vision to life - from pitch to prep to post.
INSPIRATION • RESEARCH • REFERENCE • DISCOVERY • EDUCATION
Hello directors, cinematographers, designers, ad folks, film students, and visual artists! You’ve just discovered your new secret weapon, the best collaborative professional tool for bringing your vision to life - from pitch to prep to post.
INSPIRATION • RESEARCH • REFERENCE • DISCOVERY • EDUCATION
ShotDeck has become a critical part of our creative process and is exponentially enhancing our ability to communicate our vision to our team. We're literally using it right now to prep our next movie!
JOE & ANTHONY - THE RUSSO BROTHERS
Directors - Avengers: End Game / Infinity War
JOE & ANTHONY - THE RUSSO BROTHERS
Directors - Avengers: End Game / Infinity War
Built by Filmmakers
Our founder, Oscar-nominated cinematographer/director Lawrence Sher, created ShotDeck for one simple reason: He needed it and it didn’t exist. A quick, efficient way of finding reference images to
communicate vision. So our team of industry veterans built this tool from scratch with the utility and design that filmmakers want. ShotDeck will deliver the images you need, save you time, and inspire you.
Our founder, Oscar-nominated cinematographer/director Lawrence Sher, created ShotDeck for one simple reason: He needed it and it didn’t exist. A quick, efficient way of finding reference images to
communicate vision. So our team of industry veterans built this tool from scratch with the utility and design that filmmakers want. ShotDeck will deliver the images you need, save you time, and inspire you.
Easy Streaming Access
Interested in watching a film you discover on ShotDeck? Easy. Thanks to our integration with ReelGood, you can watch any film on the site with the click of a button through your favorite streaming service.
Interested in watching a film you discover on ShotDeck? Easy. Thanks to our integration with ReelGood, you can watch any film on the site with the click of a button through your favorite streaming service.
Build a Deck and Share It
You can build “decks” of your favorite images and share them instantly with your team. Get all your collaborators on the same page, let the images speak for themselves, and express your vision clearly with ShotDeck.
You can build “decks” of your favorite images and share them instantly with your team. Get all your collaborators on the same page, let the images speak for themselves, and express your vision clearly with ShotDeck.
Discover New Films and Artists
ShotDeck’s unique design provides you with an organic discovery experience. Of course you’ll find the images you came for, but our huge database of keywords will take you on unexpected journeys finding related images, films, and filmmakers you didn’t know existed!
ShotDeck’s unique design provides you with an organic discovery experience. Of course you’ll find the images you came for, but our huge database of keywords will take you on unexpected journeys finding related images, films, and filmmakers you didn’t know existed!
Meticulous Tagging
We’ve hand-tagged every image in over 30 categories with more than 50 keywords. Essential info like the crew, genre, cameras, lenses, framing, lighting, color, composition, locations, and even emotion on the actor’s face. So start searching for anything, you’ll find it here.
We’ve hand-tagged every image in over 30 categories with more than 50 keywords. Essential info like the crew, genre, cameras, lenses, framing, lighting, color, composition, locations, and even emotion on the actor’s face. So start searching for anything, you’ll find it here.
