"If you need the kind of public domain footage you expect to get at the National Archives or Library of Congress, try Footage Farm first. They can be a researcher's best friend -- cutting through red tape and the geographical divide to provide screening tapes or even broadcast quality masters, often overnight. I have used Footage Farm in a variety of ways and on a number of projects. It's one of the secrets of the research business I share with both my students and my clients, and I always get the same reaction: 'Thank you, thank you, thank you! You just saved us a HUGE headache!'" --Kenn Rabin, Archival Researcher

"Just wanted to send a quick "thank you" for the excellent footage you sent us earlier this week! The Project Excelsior material in particular was beyond belief-gorgeous color and spectacular shots. It was almost too good to believe. I'm sure our client will be thrilled" --Christopher Peterson, Clear

"By the way, I went to a screening party for the Kitty Harris documentary that you helped us with back in the summer. Lots of kudos for the stock footage. The Footage Farm material really made the piece. The editor was especially pleased to have fresh material to work with." --Tanya Fleet, Researcher

"The footage is still a remarkable find. Those newsreels from Southern Illinois are the only verifiable archival footage that I've been able to locate from the Illinois mine war of the '30's. The visual quality is excellent." --Greg Boozell, Producer

"Thanks for everything Charlie, you've been fast, efficient and terrific to deal with. For small Indies you're a blessing by making historical pictures affordable. We will be spreading the word about Footage Farm far and wide."
--Anne Pick, Executive Producer, Real to Reel