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Video can be a little plain and boring if its just a talking head or maybe some action with no narration.

One way to spice up your videos is to add some stock audio and/or stock video footage. There are lots of sources for audio and video, but Id caution you to be sure you are getting it from a source where you have permission to use it.

Personally, I use Stock20 for audio. They release a fresh batch of royalty free songs at affordable prices every month.

Its important that you use royalty free music, as you are simply not allowed to use somebody elses music without their permission.

You can buy songs from Stock20 in packages, or you can grab individual songs for less than $10. When you buy a song, you get a variety of lengths to use for various projects in both MP3 and WAV formats.

Stock video is available via iStockphoto. The pricing there depends on the resolution of the video you purchase.

iStockphoto has a system where you purchase credits and the video clip costs typically start at about $5 and go up to $50 or so for really high resolution.

If youre going to just use the video on the Internet, you wont need the more expensive, high definition versions of the video clips.

There are lots of other royalty free sources for music and video that you can find in the search engines. These are the companies I use and Ive been happy with the quality and pricing.

http://www.makevideo.info