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How to Locate Free-to-Use Archival Footage

Using tools like youtube-dl, and sources including presidential libraries and Archive.org, Nick and Griffin explain how to locate and download historical news footage for documentaries. It’s the workflow behind Griffin’s weekly archival web series “Rewind.” "Hey Indie Filmmakers" is brought to you by Squarespace. Try it for free, then save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain—visit http://squarespace.com/griffin You can view show notes and listen to “Hey Indie Filmmakers” audio at http://hey.film Sources for archival footage: -Archive.org has the last 10 years of U.S. television news, searchable by captions https://archive.org/ -C-SPAN is a giant repository of U.S. government videos, including Senate sessions, presidential addresses. https://www.c-span.org/ -Presidential libraries like the Clinton Library and Kennedy Library have searchable digital collections. https://clinton.presidentiallibraries... https://www.jfklibrary.org/archives/s... -High-resolution scans from old newspapers at Newspapers.com (7-day free trial) https://www.newspapers.com/  🎥 Full list of equipment I use: http://griffinhammond.com/gear 🎧 I use the music library Artlist: http://griffinhammond.com/music 🎓 My 5-hour documentary filmmaking class: http://griffinhammond.com/class