Issued by: Gallo Images


Gallo Images has launched Digital Vision Music, a range of easy-to-access, royalty-free music specifically composed for commercial use with a repertoire ranging from silky smooth and chilled-out classical arrangements through to groovy urban rock and electronic beats.

“This new quality product offer is a natural extension to our film footage and image licensing service and is in response to requests from our clients, who at the time of licensing Getty Images footage for their TVC's and AV's asked if we had music to accompany our footage too,” said Caryn Geraghty, Gallo Images Music Product Manager.

“An added benefit to our new offer is that we have extended our free footage and still image research service to include music. Clients from South Africa and beyond can e-mail us their brief and our team will quickly turn-around a crisp selection of tracks straight back to their desk top. And once the final composition has been ok'ed, we'll release broadcast-ready files,” said Caryn.

Digital Vision Music tracks start from R500 ex VAT and are available exclusively from Gallo Images.

For more information on Gallo Images Digital Vision Music and a free sampler, please contact Caryn Geraghty at Gallo Images at music@galloimages.co.za or +27 11 463-1925.

Visit our PRESS OFFICE: Gallo Images license relevant pre-shot still and m-o-v-i-n g images to anyone in Africa who needs the right picture to attract the attention of their target market - without compromising budgets or deadlines. It's as simple as keying in a subject, concept, or phrase from over 100 million images on www.gettyimages.com/creative. The choice of collections is astounding, from contemporary lifestyle, business, food, health, travel, communication, etc. to never-to-be repeated historical images. All images are digitally ready for inclusion in print or TV campaigns. Some of the leading collections we represent are Image Bank, Stone, Photodisc and Hulton Archive. Plus ......via Getty Images Creative Research Unit we regularly provide our clients with research results on relevant global design and social trends. These results are used as guidelines for Getty Images art directors when briefing photographers to ensure that all images they shoot are relevant for today's (and tomorrow's) markets. - more....

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