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License Historical Footage from the 32.Day Archive

Original broadcast footage, raw interviews and location rushes covering political events, wars, conflicts and everyday life in Turkey, the Middle East, the Balkans, the Caucasus and the former USSR. Licensed directly by the rights holder, Birand Yapım.

Rates

Indicative rates per minute of finished footage for documentary and broadcast use. Final pricing depends on usage, territory, term and media, and is confirmed in a written quote.

Exclusive
$1,500/ min

Material held nowhere else, including the Öcalan and PKK interviews and field footage.

826 segments
Unique
$980/ min

Unobtainable elsewhere: exclusive interviews and on-location rushes.

1,335 segments
Rare
$720/ min

Hard to find: 32.Day's own location shoots and features.

7,671 segments
Standard
$430/ min

General coverage, studio segments and supporting material.

16,785 segments

Who licenses our footage

Documentary producersBroadcastersStreaming platformsProduction companiesNews organisationsAdvertising agenciesMuseums & exhibitionsUniversitiesResearchers

What you get

Masters transferred from the original Betacam, 1-inch, U-matic or DV tape; an English shot list for each segment; and a licence agreement that states the media, territory and term.

Documentary & broadcast

Feature documentaries, factual series, news and current affairs, for television and streaming. Our most common licence, available worldwide.

News organisations

Archive clips for news reports, anniversaries and obituaries, with fast turnaround on segments already digitised.

Commercial licensing

Advertising, branded content, corporate films and entertainment programming. Priced on request, as rates depend on the campaign and media.

Educational & research

Museums, exhibitions, universities and non-commercial research. Reduced rates are available; tell us about the institution and the use.

How it works

  1. SearchFind segments in the catalogue, the landing pages or the screening room.
  2. ShortlistAdd them to your request list as you browse.
  3. RequestSend the list with your project, use and territory.
  4. We locate the tapeWe pull the original tapes from the Istanbul library.
  5. Viewing copyYou receive watermarked viewing copies and an English shot list.
  6. QuoteA written quote based on minutes, rarity, media, territory and term.
  7. LicenceSign the licence agreement and pay the invoice.
  8. Master deliveryMasters transferred from the original tape, delivered digitally.

Some catalogue entries contain third-party material, such as agency feeds from Reuters or footage from other broadcasters, logged alongside our own. We check the rights position of every segment before quoting and tell you if any part of a request is not ours to licence. See rights & ownership.

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