Publishing

Shutterstock Imagines Stranger Things 3 Using Only Stock Footage

Agency says it’s all about pouncing on pop-culture conversation

The ad is part of a larger campaign showing pop-culture cornerstones made up of stock footage. Shutterstock
By Kelsey Sutton

June 27, 2019

If you’re eagerly awaiting the July 4 debut of Stranger Things’ third season—dubbed Stranger Things 3—on Netflix, Shutterstock is hoping it can quench your thirst with a version of its own, made entirely from stock footage.

Kelsey Sutton

Kelsey Sutton is the streaming editor at Adweek, where she covers the business of streaming television.

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