Storyblocks, the stock video website, has launched a new collection of videoconferencing backdrops in MP4 format. The collection includes hundreds of high-quality, motion-focused backgrounds. Select from landscapes such as Arches National Park or historical monuments such as the Pantheon Dome. No membership is required to get a variety of backdrops from Storyblocks. Simply click the yellow Get Backgrounds button to download a zipped folder containing all of the collection's backdrop files. (Avoid clicking on the video previews of the various backgrounds. Otherwise, you will be required to subscribe in order to get that specific wallpaper.) Previous Page Next Page 1 of 3
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If you have a PC, Mac, Linux, or iOS device, you may utilize humorous Zoom backdrops to replace your current background and inject some humor into your virtual interactions.
I've compiled a list of 50 of the most great and hilarious Zoom backdrops that will make your fellow Zoomers giggle or laugh out loud.
DC has created a backdrop for the Batcave, Batman's renowned lair. Utilize this one to explain to your employees why Batman's Batcave has a full-sized T-Rex and a ten-foot Joker poster. Disney tweeted out backdrop images from many Pixar films, including this one from Inside Out, as well as ones from Toy Story and Finding Nemo.
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Though you want to feel as if you're in a '80s yearbook, we offer two options: Headshot Gray and True '80s. I'd love to see a whole Zoom conference of folks posing as though they're shooting high school pictures against this backdrop. You are welcome to snuggle a cat or a dog to add some flavor. — Michele Doying is a multidisciplinary designer.
