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1. www.criticalpast.comCriticalPast - Archive Footage and Public Domain Vintage ...

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2. www.videvo.net › blog › where-to-find-archivalWhere to Find Archival Footage: Our Top 7 Websites

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   • Pond 5: The Public Domain Project. The great thing about archived historical footage is that loads of it falls into the public domain! Pond 5 have kindly compiled a huge library of videos that fall under this category.
   • The US National Archive. With a name like the National Archives, you can safely assume that there is an almost infinite range of items at your disposal.
   • Internet Archive. Similar to national archive projects, Archive.org is a digital library of websites and other cultural artefacts, collated with the aim of making these resources readily available to the public.
   • The Public Domain Review. The Public Domain Review is an online journal, dedicated to showcasing public-domain resources and related articles. As a journal, it makes a nice change if sifting through enormous archives isn’t for you.

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4. www.loc.gov › free-to-use › public-domain-films-fromFree to Use and Reuse: Public Domain Films from the National ...

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   The National Film Registry selects 25 films each year to showcase the range and diversity of American film heritage. These public domain selections are part of an online collection.

5. coverr.co › blog › where-to-find-archival-footageHow to Find Archival Footage: Historical Video Clips - coverr.co

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   Jul 19, 2023 · Archival Photos and Films Reused as Footage: Some archival footage may be composed of old photographs that have been animated or transformed into videos, creating a historical montage. Government and Public Domain Footage: Videos produced by government agencies or entities that showcase public affairs, cultural heritage, tourism, or promotional materials.

6. historicfilms.comHistoric Films Stock Footage Archive

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   Historic Films' collection of stock footage spans the years 1895 to 2010 and consists of over 50,000 hours of footage.

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   Turner Classic Movies presents the greatest classic films of all time from one of the largest film libraries in the world. Find extensive video, photos, articles, forums, and archival content from some of the best movies ever made only at TCM.com.

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   Where can I find archival footage?

   • The Internet Archive is a vast digital library that offers a wide range of public domain video footage , including historical films, newsreels, documentaries, and more. It's an excellent resource for finding archival footage from different time periods. 2. National Archives

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   Where can I find archived historical footage?

   • The great thing about archived historical footage is that loads of it falls into the public domain! Pond 5 have kindly compiled a huge library of videos that fall under this category. And it’s not just footage! They also have a great collection of images, audio files and 3D Models. And, best of all, it’s all free!

   Where to Find Archival Footage: Our Top 7 Websites

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   Does historic films sell music?

   • Open this bin Order this Footage! Historic Films does not provide music publishing, property, artist release or performance rights for its musical performance footage, nor does it license music videos or promos. All third party rights are the express responsibility of the licensee.

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   How do I use archival footage if it is copyrighted?

   • If the footage is copyrighted, you will need to obtain the necessary permissions or licenses from the copyright owner. Choose Reputable Sources: Use archival footage from reputable sources, such as national archives, libraries, museums, or established stock footage platforms.

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9. archive.org › details › feature_filmsFeature Films - Archive.org

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   Dec 31, 2014 · Feature films, shorts, silent films and trailers are available for viewing and downloading. Enjoy! View a list of all the Feature Films sorted by popularity. Do you want to post a feature film? First, figure out if it's in the Public Domain. Read this FAQ about determining if something is PD....