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Will Carleton's coverage primarily revolves around content and publishing, with a focus on events, press releases, and private sector announcements related to stock footage, AI-generated content, photography, photo libraries, and image licensing. He may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to new technologies or developments in the field of content creation and distribution.
Given Will's focus on events and press releases within the creative industry, he may respond well to pitches involving product launches or major updates from companies involved in stock imagery or other relevant sectors.
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By: Will Carleton
Look out for Kinolibrary licensed archival footage of New York City in the 80s and 90s in the new HBO three-part docuseries Bring Me the Beauties, a fascinating dive into an enigmatic 1980s model cult. …click through the film still above for the trailer.
By: Will Carleton
After being spotted on our PAN feature the EuropaNewswire agency in New York have been signed up by Reuters Connect for representation.
By: Will Carleton
Great news here for photo editors – The Reuters Pictures website, Imagn Images sports content and the Reuters Screenocean video archive are all available in Reuters Connect for the first time.
British Pathé is considered to be the finest newsreel archive in the world. Spanning the years from 1896-1978, its collections include footage from around the globe of major events, famous faces, fashion trends, travel, science, and culture. It is an invaluable resource for broadcasters, documentary producers, museum curators, and researchers worldwide. The entire archive of 85,000 films is available to view for free on the British Pathé website while licences can be acquired for other uses.
By: Will Carleton
A PAN reader, a photo editor at a large UK book publisher is looking for Haruko Sheridan from Ancient Art and Architecture to re-license a couple of images …looks like the library is not up and running anymore -we know the images from the library are represented elsewhere but its Haruko we’d like to track down.
Professor Alexander Fleming (1881-1955) at work in his laboratory, taken by James Jarche for ‘Illustrated’ magazine. Photo supplied ©SCIENCE MUSEUM GROUP / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Great message from content buyers listing company Agency Source – who are pressing the marketing and sales button on the head here!
By: Will Carleton
James Allsworth, the new VP Global Growth at copyright licensing technology company PIXRAY ( see their PAN listing ), is heading to France soon to attend the Visa pour l’Image – Perpignan festival. James told PAN: ” Really looking forward to catching up with many of you and experiencing some of the amazing exhibitions on display. I’ll be there from the 2nd – 4th and would love to catch up with anyone attending who would like to chat about generating revenue from unlicensed images. Remember – an unpaid use isn’t a loss, it’s just an invoice you haven’t sent yet!”
By: Will Carleton
Mumbai, India based photo agency Fotocorp are up and running his week with a redesigned website which integrates AI-powered search and enhanced navigation. They have launched a new Paparazzi Video section delivering exclusive celebrity and entertainment footage. Another new collection called Caricature covers politics, current affairs, business, entertainment and social themes.
“It could do for photojournalism what Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential did for cheffing: a proper, beautifully written story of a frankly amazing life.” Caroline Thomas, Senior Commissioning Editor.
