Stockfilm vintage 8mm and Super 8 home-movie archive (1930s to 1980s), AI training dataset licence; eligible catalogue 159,374 clips, 288.5 hours, commercial training licence with watermarked analysis proxies
$3.00 per clip with watermarked proxies per clip (proxy media), minimum order $10,000, up to 50,000 clips per order
Dated 23 Oct 2026Source checked 23 Oct 2026Quote found on its page again 26 Oct 2026Basis: listing
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“Commercial training license From $3.00 per clip . $3.00 per clip with watermarked proxies, $10.00 per clip with restored 4K masters, $10,000 minimum.”
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- Stockfilm vintage 8mm and Super 8 home-movie archive (1930s to 1980s), AI training dataset licence; eligible catalogue 159,374 clips, 288.5 hours, commercial training licence with restored 4K masters
- Stockfilm vintage 8mm and Super 8 home-movie archive (1930s to 1980s), AI training dataset licence; eligible catalogue 159,374 clips, 288.5 hours, research licence: up to 25,000 clips, analysis proxies and metadata, accredited academic institutions only
- Stockfilm archival footage dataset (162,072 digitized clips, 1930s to 1980s amateur film, 298+ hours, 121 countries) with structured metadata, commercial AI training licence, volume-tiered
- Stockfilm archival footage dataset, research licence: subsets of up to 25,000 clips with metadata, for non-commercial training and publication
- A per-clip price for stock or archive footage means little until the average clip length is known: the same price per clip can be three times as much per hour
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- $72 per hour of videoVideo and footage, asking prices off the shelf, per hour of video
- $15 to $137 per hour of videoPublic prices for video
- 0.7xHow much more buyers pay than holders are offered for video and footage, per hour of video
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