HBO Archives breaks down into four core collections: Sports, Contemporary, Archival and Wildlife. The Sports Collection is anchored by one of the world’s most significant boxing collections. In addition, one-of-a-kind feature b-roll and interviews ‘ from virtually every sport, major or minor, shot in hundreds of locations worldwide ‘ are available.
The Contemporary Collection includes thousands of hours of scenic establishing shots, landmarks, lifestyles and pop culture, and most recently added “Entertainment News” material, footage that includes red carpet events, celebrity appearances and behind-the-scenes exclusives.
The Archival Collection covers the turn of the 20th century through the late 1960’s, showcasing some of the biggest personalities and events of the day, in addition to the ephemeral, quirky stories of the times. The collection is comprised of a combination of historic newsreels, documentaries and vintage government films.
HBO Archives’ first-ever Royalty Free Collection offers clips from the acclaimed series “The Wild, Wild World of Animals” from the library of Time Life Films ®. This series presents a panorama of animal life in a wide range of wilderness regions throughout the world. “Wildlife and exotic locations are a natural extension to our library, which currently contains more than 60,000 hours of programming. This exemplifies our goal to explore compelling imagery from other divisions of the network,” said Bernstein.
Honored with over 150 major awards, HBO has long been known for its uncompromising commitment to quality and innovation in live event programming, journalism and long-form storytelling. HBO Archives is a full-service specialized and stock footage library for commercial/professional use. The footage available is wide-ranging, culled from images shot around the globe by HBO's producers for more than three decades. This impressive collection, as well as its production outtakes, are available for licensing directly through HBO Archives.
Learn more at www.hboarchives.com, or for more information call toll free
877-426-1121, or email researchrequest@hboarchives.com.
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