REAL FOOTAGE. NEW POSSIBILITIES.

Your unused footage.
Someone else’s
missing scene.

Real places. Real details. Unused videos and photos
for the next film, story or AI-assisted creation.

OUTTAKE / WHAT YOU LEFT OUT COULD BE WHAT THEY NEEDEXPLORE THE SAMPLE ↓

THE SECOND LIFE OF A REAL RECORDING

You saw an extra clip.
They see a starting point.

A passing street. A workshop at work. A surface in torchlight. The details you left out may be exactly what another creator is looking for. Outtake is being built to help those recordings find new audiences and uses.

REAL MATERIAL / FIRST SAMPLEFOUR SOURCE FILES · ONE LOG · THREE SCENE PREVIEWS

One log.
Many ways
to see it.

A transport sequence. An exposed grain. A night-time detail. The same subject can offer very different starting points.

These contributed recordings show different parts of the same kauri log. Explore selected excerpts, then see how they come together in a 37-second story.

Watch the complete story ↗

Real supplied footage, with embedded watermarks. Suggested uses are illustrative. Recording date and exact location await confirmation.

Scale & movement

A giant log on a trailer, followed by a lifting view.

Imagine using it for
A material journey, an industrial sequence, or a reference for movement and scale.

Two camera recordings · Selected from IMG_6369 and IMG_6371

Silent, watermarked editorial excerpt. Viewing only; reuse requires permission. Licensing and AI-use permissions are not offered through this demo.

FOR FILMMAKERS, VISUAL ARTISTS & AI CREATORS

A real place.
An unexpected detail.
A new direction.

Use real recordings as a starting point for ideas: a setting, a texture, an action or a reference. The platform’s goal is to connect creators with owners who can permit a new use—including agreed AI-assisted work.

THE COMMUNITY / WANTED FOOTAGE

Tell us the scene
you can’t find.

Post what you’re looking for. Someone with the right recording can respond with their own public preview.

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WHY OUTTAKE BEGAN

When another version
still feels familiar.

AI can help make several versions of a work. But sometimes a real, unexpected detail is what opens a new direction. That is the thought behind Outtake.

Outtake is a place for the recordings we left out—and the people who see something new in them.

Read why Outtake began →

WHAT COULD SOMEONE BE LOOKING FOR?

The scene between
the scenes.

01 / PLACES

A background with a real history.

Streets, landscapes, interiors and places before they changed.

02 / ACTIONS

Something actually happening.

A craft in progress, machinery moving, or everyday work.

03 / DETAILS

The part that was almost missed.

Surfaces, weather, light, incidental movement and unfamiliar angles.

REAL FOOTAGE / PUBLIC PREVIEWS

Find the scene you’re missing.

About these previews

Explore real videos and photos by place, time, event, people, landmarks and keywords. Owners choose what to show. These are viewing previews; using footage in a new work requires separate permission.

Explore footage and photos →

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FOR PEOPLE WITH FOOTAGE

Before you
forget that clip.

It may never find a buyer. It could still become someone’s missing scene.

Add a video or photo ↗
01

Start privately.

Upload to My Library. Keep an independent backup of your originals.

02

Add what makes it real.

Record the place, approximate time, what happened and what you remember.

03

Choose what others can see.

Publish a watermarked preview in Explore, or keep the recording private. Public viewing does not grant reuse rights.

BUILDING TOWARD A REAL-FOOTAGE MARKETPLACE

Discover today.
Create new uses tomorrow.

Available now
Private uploads, contextual notes, public watermarked previews, metadata search and a community board for footage requests and preview responses.

Next stage
Owner-approved licensing for new works. Paid checkout, licence agreements and AI-use licences are not available yet.

Our intended model: owners set permitted uses and prices; Outtake earns a fee when a licence is sold. Public visibility, creative reuse and AI training will require separate choices.